Emily In Paris’s final season is set to end “with a bang”.

Created by Sex And The City’s Darren Star, the Netflix romantic-comedy series premiered in 2020 and stars Lily Collins as Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper, as she navigates life in Paris after landing her dream job.

In January this year, it was announced that the show had been renewed for a sixth and final season.

Ahead of its release on December 24, the teaser trailer for the final season has looked back at Emily’s time in Europe – and what she will do next.

It kicks off showing Emily stepping out of a taxi when she first arrived in Paris, telling her social media followers: “Bonjour. I’m Emily Cooper. Your eyes and ears to this beautiful city.”

She is then heard telling her friend Mindy (Ashley Park): “When I came here, Paris was this fun little detour that I thought would be a good story…but it’s been complicated…and dramatic…and chaotic.”

The trailer then cuts to her previously having her fashion questioned by her boss Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) and the start of her complicated love triangle with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Camille (Camille Razat).

Mindy then tells her: “This isn’t just a fun year abroad anymore. This is your life.”

The men that Emily has shared romances with over her time in Paris – which also included Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) and Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) – are then shown.

Sylvie is then heard telling her: “If you are going to do Paris, for god’s sake, do it right.”

While sharing a drink with Mindy, Emily then declares: “One last story, let’s send it off with a bang.”

The trailer then cuts to the friends heading to Greece before bumping into Gabriel, who invited her there at the end of the last season.

A synopsis for the final season shares that this time around, Emily will be “stepping into a new era of ambition and romance as she faces defining choices that test her ultimate loyalties”.

It adds: “But as unexpected career conflicts and shifting relationships force her to re-evaluate where her true future lies, she must make one final choice between her career, her heart and the life she’s built in Paris.”

Sharing a poster for the final season on Instagram, Collins said: “Here we are… the beginning of the end. I’m so excited to share Emily’s final chapter with you, but not quite ready to say goodbye. See you December 24.”

Following the end of filming in September, Collins shared a heartfelt post on Instagram marking the end of working on the series.

“My last day on set as Emily,” she wrote alongside a photo of her sitting in a square in Paris on a chair which had “Fin” written on the back.

“I’m speechless. It’s impossible to find the words for what this journey has meant to me. For so many years, Emily has been a part of my life, and through every season, she’s continued to surprise me, inspire me, and challenge me,” she said.

“Thank you, Darren Star, for dreaming up this endlessly optimistic American girl in Paris who finds herself constantly outside of her comfort zone, learning to trust herself while leaning on others as she navigates her new life. I’m so grateful you trusted me to bring her to life.”

She then thanked their “unparalleled crew, our writers, our directors and, of course, our incredible cast, who are now family and who I cannot imagine this without”.

Concluding the post, Collins said that “saying goodbye feels completely surreal and bittersweet”, but she would “carry this chapter with me forever”.

The final season of Emily In Paris is streaming from December 24 on Netflix.