Paris is the series at its most composed. A woman rests both hands on a wrought iron balcony rail above a boulevard under even gray light. Another folds her arms on a parapet among the chimney pots of a zinc rooftop in the 18th while golden hour turns the zinc warm and pink. A third comes down the Seine quay steps with a barge going by on the water, a camel coat bright against the pale stone, and a fourth crosses a bridge at sunset with the river and the sky gone to the same amber. Navy, cream, camel, soft gray and a blush that keeps turning up in the silk: the color belongs to the city, and so does the restraint. These are street clothes, worn by women who live here. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.


























