As excitement builds for the launch of Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 this month, Lidl is treating fans of the hit show to a taste of Parisian glamour with a new collection of exclusive products.
The retailer’s Parisian-themed line, which hits stores across the UK on September 5, comes just in time to coincide with the final five episodes of the season, following the show’s dramatic mid-season return on August 15.
Fans have been on the edge of their seats after Emily Cooper, the show’s edgy lead, made the decision to end her love triangle by choosing Gabriel over Alfie, sparking heated debates among the show’s 19.9 million viewers.
Now, as viewers eagerly await the season’s conclusion, premiering on Netflix on September 12, Lidl’s latest offering adds a touch of “joie de vivre” to the anticipation.
The collection, which is available for a limited time, features a variety of products designed to transport shoppers to the heart of Paris.
Lidl has launched an exclusive collection of Parisian-themed products as fans eagerly await the release of Emily in Paris Part 2.
The collection, which is available for a limited time, features a variety of products designed to transport shoppers to the heart of Paris.
From culinary delights to stylish apparel, there’s something for every fan of the show.
Shoppers can sink their teeth into authentic Parisian delights such as delicate macarons, luxurious chocolate truffles infused with Marc de Champagne and blackcurrant eau-de-vie and mini éclairs filled with vanilla-flavoured cream.
For those looking to quench their thirst, customers can try Lidl’s Emily in Paris Shandy with grenadine and refreshing sparkling lemonade.
In a nod to Emily in Paris’s fashion-focused world, the collection also includes wearable products that promise to enhance any wardrobe.
Whether it’s a chic Emily in Paris women’s T-shirt or a comfy pair of Emily in Paris slippers, fans can channel their inner Emily with these stylish accessories.
To add to the excitement, Lidl is offering several lucky shoppers the chance to win an unforgettable Parisian getaway.
Winners of the Emily Experience in Paris will enjoy a four-night stay at a boutique hotel in Paris, with a candlelit dinner on the Seine, a French baking course, a French lesson and a tour of the show’s filming locations.
To enter the contest, fans can head to the Instagram account @lidlgb and follow the instructions in the pinned video. mailRegistration closes on September 11, so interested participants should act quickly.
From culinary delights to stylish clothing, there’s something for every fan of the show at Lidl.
In a nod to Emily in Paris’s fashion-focused world, the collection also includes wearable products that promise to elevate any wardrobe.
Shoppers can sink their teeth into authentic Parisian delights such as delicate macarons, as well as a zesty lemon tart with meringue topping.
Whether it’s a chic Emily in Paris women’s T-shirt or a comfy pair of Emily in Paris slippers, fans can channel their inner Emily with these stylish accessories.
To add to the excitement, Lidl is offering several lucky shoppers the chance to win an unforgettable Parisian getaway.
With searches for “French desserts” up 45% this year, Lidl’s Parisian collection comes at the perfect time, allowing fans to savour the flavours and fashion of Emily in Paris as they countdown to the season’s exciting conclusion.
Meanwhile, Emily’s fans in Paris were left “embarrassed” after she toured the French capital in colourful outfits and berets inspired by Lily Collins’ wardrobe on the hit show.
The fourth season of the popular Netflix series arrives tomorrow and follows Chicago-born marketing guru Emily Cooper as she juggles her demanding job and a complicated romantic life in the “City of Love.”
For the past three seasons, Emily’s outfits have been the center of attention, as she walks around in clashing prints and neon colors with a baguette under her arm. But her most striking accessory is a beret.
Hordes of tourists flock to Paris thinking they’re dressed to impress like Emily, but end up regretting their decision to wear the hat when they realize no real Parisians wear it.
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