THEY are wearing CAT!
Well OK 'wild' cat patterns
Well OK 'wild' cat patterns
Really any animal pattern will do
But mostly catty patterns are preferred
Tell me the name of this famous high end stocking brand?
Combine the trend for faux furs with cat patterns plus a shorty jacket and you're set.
These are all very neutral, but then Paris does go in for grey/gris in a big way. You'll find animal prints at all price points and for the kids too.
Amazing post as everyday!
ReplyDeleteFor the "collants" brand that's Wolford.
Have a very nice stay Carol!
The leopard print is the print that just won't quit - c'est fou! Meow.
ReplyDeleteLoved the post!! I adore cats and cat pattern!! These cakes and eclairs...so beautiful and yammy...and, I just descovered, I love leopards in coats!!xx
ReplyDeleteHere in Us the leopard pattern is everywhere, too! Check Victoria's Secret catalog!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are having some good weather over there? We had a great weekend of sunshine, but now is all gray and cold again. Depressing...
Have fun over there Carol! Don't forget to buy your cat leggings!...
I assume that's Wolford. GG & I have to go back to bed now. Sniffles. But wanted to say thanks for cat-matters & miaow for the post...back later today or 'morrow.
ReplyDeleteciao-meow
Your website is sheer enjoyment and delight.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed the next best thing to being in Paris.
Bravo!!!
I love every photo and every drawing.
Gretchen in South Africa
The weather is quite 'spotty' SIMONY, as it usually goes in Paris -
ReplyDeleteA bit of rain, a bit of sun, a bit of freezing cold...you know how it goes
Mmm, how timley! I just pickep myself up a catty faux fur coat here in London ;)
ReplyDeletethere is something cookie cutterish about all these spots on everyone...though I wouldn't at all mind cocoa powder on my gateau.
ReplyDeleteWhat I'm wondering is how French women stay so thin. Could it be that they don't eat any of those wonderful cakes and macarons and chocolats??
ReplyDeletePS Say hi to Bear for me!
cat patterns!
ReplyDeleteI am loving your Paris blogs!
Are you still there?
Love,
Jamie
The stocking brand is Wolford. They make the best and most interesting ones. One pair has lasted me over a year!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea! The chefs should get with the fashion ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to know the French fashion at the moment Carol...now I can pretend I'm being chic
I like the "cat" look, but at the same time I'm surprised that it is so popular.
ReplyDeleteI like the fabulous pastry shots, too! Always love those lemon thingys :)
I hope that you and Bear are having a great time!
Hi Carol,
ReplyDeleteI'm back in Paris at the end of November. What's happening with the strikes and the terrorist warnings?
Do you see any difference in the city?
Meg
Do take care, Carol. We, your loyal readers, would not wish for you and bear to turn round the wrong corner.
ReplyDelete(I write this as someone who most days still enjoys working at age 65 years.)
xo
Hmm. Better a cat pattern up the whazoo than a whole cat!
ReplyDeleteI believe I have seen a picture of a Fauchon eclair with a cat pattern. I'll have to research this.... I would not put this past them. Fauchon always has very fashionable eclairs.
ReplyDeletehow fun!
ReplyDeleteNow I need chocolate and a leopard print bag. :)
Clearly, those bakers need your feline design ideas!
ReplyDeleteYour posts are always so fun. I am a leopard fan all the way. Tell Mr. Bear that stripes are my second favorite!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol, loved this post! xx
Oh Carol, you're the Cat's Meow!
ReplyDeleteBut what, no Langues du Chat in a patisserie window?
i'm normally not an animal print fan but your post has inspired me to get myself a leopard print scarf. will send you a picture when it arrives :)
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