There are few French brands that seem to have gotten under my skin quite like Sezane. Many of their pieces have gone on to be regular features in my weekly outfits, and there’s rarely a new collection launch that goes by where I don’t covet at least a handful of items. Which is funny, given my very first shopping experience was a bit of a disaster. At this point, I’ve probably tried close to 100 of their designs, so have become familiar with what to expect, and what I do (and don’t) like for my personal wardrobe. So I thought…