Red is a power color...
Still you don't see red everyday and everywhere in New York...
The way you do in Paris.
Lord only knows why?
Though when Christmas rolls around surely there is red to spare in New York City ...
At least SAKS 5th Avenue's gals all wear power red gowns.
Who knows?
Bloomies was smart--what a fun idea--I'll bet people love that. If I didn't know better, I would think you'd been drinking for this post, Carol. I know you don't really drink, though, so you're just in your usual playful mode. You should have the job of the fashion trend writer at the NY Times. Or Bill Cunningham's job when he retires someday. You're always quick to spot the trends. Cheerio. Stay warm!
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Oh Sue!
ReplyDeleteI do miss your expert flattery.
I'll pay you to stay home.
Bill is going to live forever and I don't like to ride bikes.
RED is always in for the Holidays I think...ahem
Nothing trendy about it
:)
Hello Carol !
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll have an happy Xmas, you say red is a power color ! like" le pere noel"
cute post, Carol!
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ReplyDeleteI like whimsy in style.
Annie
I read your blog every day, but since I have it delivered to my email, I realized today that I never leave you any comments. I wanted to tell you that your blog is one of the best on the Internet. I've only had French macarons once, but wish I could eat them every day. (I'm French, but have never been to France.) Thanks for all your inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely Red gowns. To die for gorgeous. I also think this is one of your best paintings here too. Love the French Poodles.
ReplyDeleteJoyeux Noel, Carol, et tres Bonne Année!
ReplyDeleteMille remerciements pour votre travail toute l'année, et la joie quotidienne de vos Bonjours!!!!!
Berkshire Tsarina
Interesting Post, Love Red clothes, when I was thin,, HO HO HO1
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy Christmas and may all you wish for come true,
Yvonne
Carol -- What did I just recently say about your window-display features being the best out there? A case in point right here again. I've got just three words to describe all this dreamy red here:
ReplyDeleteBEAU -- TI -- FUL!
Looking forward to more in 2010.
Well, time to sign off for a few days.
Merry, merry!
XO
Michael
Happy, Happy Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun and joyous holiday, Carol.
ReplyDeleteAnd be safe in your travels.
Bill
You're outdoing yourself this week, Carol - good stuff :)
ReplyDeleteGreat posts with great photos (and funny, too!)
very festive post!! I love the dog photo and your watercolor is charming.
ReplyDeleteJoyeux Noel Carol
Hi! I always visit your amazing blog and that´s why I want to thank you for all the amazing pictures you share and wish you MARRY X-MAS!!!
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Although there were no red-heads on the mannequins, did you see that hair???!? Our mannies are strictly coiffed from boresville!
ReplyDeleteHave a merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas! xo
ReplyDeleteThose red dresses need some matching red lipstick!
ReplyDeleteDear Carol
ReplyDeleteJoyeux Noel and happy holidays this Christmas.
Thanks for the macarons in my inbox this year, they have made my days!
I've swum back to my iceberg for Christmas, summer fun!
Susi-in New-Zealand-for-Christmas
Have a lovely holiday, Carol--
ReplyDeleteHope you get some time to relax, and/or paint if you're wanting to, as well.
Love
suzanna
Love the red. Great post.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very merry Christmas, with lots of blessings--Gypsy Purple--Chamara
ReplyDeleteLovely post...made me smile!
ReplyDeleteJoy to the world,
ReplyDeletethat's it what you were spreading here,
beautiful post!
Btw, I found a place here where they sell
Ladurée's macaroons (no, I didn't buy any). ;-)