Yesterday I went looking for the new Fall looks - hoping to catch some good street shots like The Sartorialist...haha Remember last Fall I showed you some Paris looks like this fur shrug..?
Great job! love the fashion update from Paris..fun, fun, fun..;) Just have to say that I love your site. Always interesting and your food shots are so beautiful to look at...Yumm!
This morning I walked out to work and it's crisp and clear and gorgeous out--so I'm ready for new fall looks. Fabulous, Carol. And apples do it for me, too--I might just have to make some apple crisp tonight...with a big old dollop of ice cream on top, that is...(I'll wear those skinny jeans next week.) ;))
I have followed the Sartorialist for many years....love it! This is a great post-it does show how fashion trickles down from Europe to the U.S. eventually! Love those ear muffs.....
Perfect post for me today, as I have the air off and the windows OPEN (!) for the first time since spring. I'm so ready for apples and fall clothes. Great post!
Hi, I LOVE your blog (and your paintings) and wanted to thank you for mentioning the French newsletters you follow. I have a font fetish and fell in love with the script on Do It in Paris. BTW, did you see the anti-macaron post on The Paris Blog (www.theparisblog.com/the-case-against-macarons)? Cynthia
The anti-macaron story Cynthia, is trying too hard IMO Even the smallest pastry shop in Paris has macarons and they not there for these "horrid" Americans. Take a look at the many macaron cookbooks on Amazon.fr - all in French. I find Americans being snobby about other Americans in Paris very tiresome. And usually these unpleasent Americans are married to Frenchmen, who for some strange reason found them attractive!?
YOU may be neck and neck with the skinny jeans, but my derriere will NEVER be so again! Thanks for the book selection...I DO have that one, but it's not the necklace I wanted to copy...at least not till I get into PMC. It will turn up one day and when it does, I can't wait to see how close I came.
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Great job! love the fashion update from Paris..fun, fun, fun..;)
ReplyDeleteJust have to say that I love your site. Always interesting and your food shots are so beautiful to look at...Yumm!
This morning I walked out to work and it's crisp and clear and gorgeous out--so I'm ready for new fall looks. Fabulous, Carol. And apples do it for me, too--I might just have to make some apple crisp tonight...with a big old dollop of ice cream on top, that is...(I'll wear those skinny jeans next week.) ;))
ReplyDeleteI have followed the Sartorialist for many years....love it! This is a great post-it does show how fashion trickles down from Europe to the U.S. eventually! Love those ear muffs.....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips, Carol! I have just subscribed to my little paris. Hope you're having a good week! XX
ReplyDeletePerfect post for me today, as I have the air off and the windows OPEN (!) for the first time since spring. I'm so ready for apples and fall clothes.
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
Merci pour les URL's francais!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
it is hard to even to shoot those NYC Fashion babes!
ReplyDeleteThey are running into Barneys or Bergdorfs and do not want to stop!
I tried it too...
Love the Fall apples at the end...the make it possible to fit into Fall'e skin-tight jeans...I hope!
ReplyDeleteMY LITTLE PARIS is my fav morning read next to PB OF COURSE!
ReplyDeleteThese ultra skinny jeans that have turned into leggings are for anorexics!
ReplyDeleteI am not a spider!
I give up :(
I love the fashions, nice photo work!
ReplyDeleteToo bad all of those newsletters are in French :-)
come by to see YOUR reward at my blog :)
ReplyDeleteFall. Yikes. I still need to buy something for summer. Egads I'm always behind
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your blog (and your paintings) and wanted to thank you for mentioning the French newsletters you follow. I have a font fetish and fell in love with the script on Do It in Paris. BTW, did you see the anti-macaron post on The Paris Blog (www.theparisblog.com/the-case-against-macarons)?
Cynthia
The anti-macaron story Cynthia, is trying too hard IMO
ReplyDeleteEven the smallest pastry shop in Paris has macarons and they not there for these "horrid" Americans.
Take a look at the many macaron cookbooks on Amazon.fr - all in French.
I find Americans being snobby about other Americans in Paris very tiresome. And usually these unpleasent Americans are married to Frenchmen, who for some strange reason found them attractive!?
I love My Little Paris, I love skinny leggings but I hate that it is nearly Autumn and we haven't even had a Summer yet :(
ReplyDeleteYOU may be neck and neck with the skinny jeans, but my derriere will NEVER be so again!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the book selection...I DO have that one, but it's not the necklace I wanted to copy...at least not till I get into PMC. It will turn up one day and when it does, I can't wait to see how close I came.
Sweet site! Please continue the informative posts.
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