Emily in Paris trades the City of Light for the Eternal City in season 5, arriving on Netflix December 18, 2025. The upcoming season will unfold as “a tale of two cities,” blending both Paris and Rome as Emily embarks on a new chapter with fresh challenges and romantic stakes.
🔥 Quick Facts
- All 10 episodes premiere simultaneously on Netflix on December 18, 2025
- Emily Cooper takes on a new role opening the Agence Grateau office in Rome
- Season 5 combines storylines from both Paris and Rome locations
- Creator Darren Star describes this season as exploring fresh love challenges and character dynamics
Emily’s Italian Adventure Begins
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After wrapping up her Paris storylines in season 4, Lily Collins’ character Emily Cooper sets her sights on Rome for her greatest professional challenge yet. She’s tasked with establishing a new Italian outpost for her marketing firm, meaning Emily will navigate the romantic and professional landscapes of a stunning new city. The season marks a significant shift from the Parisian backdrop that defined earlier seasons.
Producer Darren Star confirmed the show isn’t fully abandoning Paris. Instead, season 5 functions as a genuine “tale of two cities,” maintaining connections to Emily’s original base while developing her growth in Rome. This dual-location approach allows the show to explore contrasting cultures, architectural beauty, and romantic possibilities.
What the Trailer Reveals
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Netflix released the official season 5 trailer, giving fans glimpses of Emily navigating Rome’s cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and presumably new romantic entanglements. The teaser emphasizes her transition from Parisian life while maintaining the show’s signature colorful fashion moments and dramatic flourishes.
The trailer showcases Emily Cooper embracing Italian culture while managing professional pressures at her new post. Fans can expect the same escapist energy and stylish cinematography that defined previous seasons, now transposed against Rome’s iconic fountains and ancient landmarks.
Release Schedule
| Element | Details |
| Release Date | December 18, 2025 |
| Episode Count | 10 episodes |
| Release Format | All episodes drop simultaneously |
| Platform | Netflix (worldwide) |
| Returning Lead | Lily Collins as Emily Cooper |
Character Arcs and New Dynamics
Season 4 ended with Emily heading to Rome alongside Marcello, establishing romantic complications that will drive season 5’s central storylines. The season will explore Marcello-related drama while introducing new characters and challenges specific to the Italian setting.
The show has also cast roles for characters connected to Alfie’s dating life, suggesting romantic entanglements for recurring cast members. Emily’s professional growth at Agence Grateau Rome will likely intersect with her personal relationships, maintaining the show’s signature blend of career drama and love triangles.
Is This What Fans Should Expect?
Season 5 promises to deliver the escapist fantasy and glamorous fashion moments that attracted millions of viewers to the series. With Emily establishing herself in a new city, expect elaborate wardrobes, stunning Italian locations, and the same playful tone that divided critics but captivated audiences globally. The series maintains its commitment to stylized storytelling over grounded realism.
“This season is a tale of two cities”
— Creator Darren Star
Watch: Emily in Paris Season 5 Official Trailer

Sources
- Netflix Tudum – Official season 5 announcement and release details
- People Magazine – Comprehensive cast and plot information
- Deadline – Exclusive trailer premiere and production details

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