Next Spring 2013 Dior says you'll be wearing this eye makeup.
I do like these neck ribbon-scarfs. Do you?
Wouldn't it be fun to be at the show in Paris sitting front row with De Niro and Kenya?
Stripes are always in, in Paris. Pink and black - a classic.
Much discussed hot new designer at Dior, Raf Simon puts stripes the hem as well
On tinselly, cellephane dresses with flowing mini trains
Lots of simple clean designs from Simon at Dior. NYTimes Bill Cunningham says they're clothes real women can wear. But what about us unreal women?
Nevermind. These swirly roses remind me of...
A top-down view of 'Le Macaron de Rêve Framboise Melba de Dalloyau'
petite description:
Un biscuit macaron a la framboise montée comme une religieuse, fourré d'une crème vanille ultra légère et d'une compotée de framboise, le tout décoré par des framboises fraîches et de la gumauve
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A raspberry macaroon cookie mounted as a nun, filled with a vanilla cream lightweight and a raspberry compote, all decorated with fresh raspberries and marshmallows.
If you want to hear Google Translate read this bit of poetry aloud go here.
Last night while making applesauce again I got inspired by all this framboise and pink and threw in some frozen berries to make compote de framboise...
If I really wanted to get creative I could knock off Eric Kayser's verrine de cheesecake but use Greek yogurt instead for a framboise stripey layered/couches affair like this.
By the way Dior designer Raf Simon took his bow at the show wearing stripes on his back. Was Simon rushing off to indulge in a striped, layered bit of gateaux after all the fashion show angst. Did you experience angst last week getting a shortened versions of PB in your mailbox? Sorry. I was just testing. Everything's back to normal today.
Bon Appetit!
Bill Cunningham's "real Women" must not eat quiche...or Isphahan...or cheesecake...but I guess compote would be ok!
ReplyDeleteThose women don't eat ANYTHING!
ReplyDeletehow else to fit into those size 3 frocks?
LOVE how you take a theme and run with it in all directions usually ending up on the tastebuds.
ReplyDeleteMacarons ROCK!
I LOVE the neck scarf..It would hide the neck well..I love warm cozy ones starting now though..
ReplyDeleteNever trust Google translations..never....:)I know the site wants to be helpful..but the terms are so wrong..
The compote de framboises..looks wonderful.
Can you imagine peeling those rhinestones off your eyes?The tattoos my grandsons put on my face are hard enough:)
Of course Google mangles the translation into English completely
ReplyDeleteWhat I like is the SOUND button so you can play back the French words outloud.
I've yet to see that elsewhere
Yes on with the scarves!
That eye makeup? OW!
ReplyDeleteThat neck ribbon? Strangulation!
That gateau? Seconds, please...
Yes please more gateau and less skinny clothes
ReplyDeleteWhere are the caftans?
Oh at YSL thank god
The opening shot sure gets one's attention :) I wonder how many women I'll see wearing that?
ReplyDeleteLike Lucinda, I'll take the gateau! I think I could eat a ton of that!
lucky you - it's light as a feather
Deleteunlike that eyeshadow...ahem
Well Dior would be wrong as I wont be wearing that eye stuff. :) but I wouldn't mind eating those goodies you showed. :)
ReplyDeleteThe eye shadow could be your new look Carol..not sure about the green though :) Don't know if those models are indulging in too many raspberry macaroon cookies!
ReplyDeleteCarla x
That eye shadow is quite fetching indeed. Although I am left rather bereft that even Dior has succumbed to the mullet hemline.
ReplyDeleteYes, I guess I'm one of the unreal women, hahaha! I relate more to the applesauce than to the fashions, but that world does intrigue me. The Dalloyau macaron masterpiece, like a pink mini castle! More spectacular than Hansel & Gretl's gingerbread house.
ReplyDeleteThe little box like dish the framboise dessert is in looks very much like a dessert I purchased at Picard! (I loved all the little plastic dishes, and wanted to take them home! But what would I do with them?)
ReplyDeleteOh the verrine from Eric Kayser..
DeleteMust go back to Picard - amazing things in there..
They arrived. I love my watercolors!
ReplyDeleteI found out about your website quite by accident. I went to Paris in March and my favorite was Graphiques Melodies. When I googled for Graphique, your comment on the store on one of your blog appeared and the rest is history! I look forward to your new blogs especially the ones you talk about your watercolor and when I want to relax at night, I go through your older blogs, reminiscing about my trip and planning on future ones.