French Bows 2

I know I keep harping on how the French love their bows.
Well they did invent ribbons/rubans so big woof right?
Where would the French ballerina be without a bow pray tell?

A bow on an evening shoe?

The perfect feminine accompaniment non?

Bow training (preferably pink) starts early.

And continues ever after.

Without cease.

A French woman of any age can wear a bow plastered on her chest.

A bow plastered on the candy box has become a universal tradition.

On the other hand, French pastry chefs spurn the bow as decoration for some unknown reason.

The Russian pastry chef does not, as witnessed by these gateaux at the Printemps' Ruskie cafe, Patisserie cafe Pouchkine.

The French dog is not obliged to wear a French bow?!

L'eschape - oui! Le noeud - non.

What's up with that?And what an unpronouncable word is Le noeud (which can have some naughty slang meanings, but we won't go into that).

Is it NEW-ya or NEW-A or what?

YOU tell me SVP.

Bears everywhere, not just French Bears, are perfectly happy wearing bows, usually rouge...

French Girl rarely leaves the house without sporting some kind of bow worn hither or thither.

Should I too start eating GOBS of beurre/butter for petit dej', so I can wear a bow regularly? One does wonder.
 

A napkin tied as a bow?

Perfection to advertise a French café.
 

Did Miss Kitty influence French fashion?

Non,non, non...this has been going on way too long before she arrived on the scene, though she may have given the French bow a little nudge
Here's a shining example of the hair bow worn on a giant pin from savvy French jewelry company, N2. They have a stand in Galeries Lafayette as well as a new concept store on 3, rue Bourg L'Abbe, 75003. I bought an all-macaron bracelet that is 2-die-4, even though it has no French bows...

BONJOUR FRENCH BOWS (again)!