Big Merci, Missing In Action & B’day

 A Big, huge, gigantic THANK YOU dear PBers for your lovely ❤️ response on Sunday ☕️☕️☕️

I cannot tell you how touched I was by your generosity & kind comments ❤️ 

B'day

Ok, so today it's my B'day...

I celebrated yesterday and escaped the studio to see the AMERICAN WOMAN show at the Met. I bought a faux lipstick 💄 pen at the show.

The last room in the exhibit was the best.

You stand in the middle of a round room, bombarded by changing videos of accomplished American women plus pop music.

The video is below. Hey Met you're getting with the program! BRAVO!
Everyone makes a fuss about what to eat on your b'day.
Everyone usually has birthday cake.

I'd rather have a Paris eclair...

Instead I'll have a New York hot dog loaded with sauerkraut sold on the street corner.

 Outside the Met I saw this American Girl.

I'd rather walk in a French girl's shoes 👠 

Thank you Cindy for sending me some virtual home-made macarons yesterday!

Here's a present 🎁 for you. Fauchon's top pastry chef, Christophe Adams has a delightful blog. This is Christophe's witty sketch. Take a look!

I bought a new book 📕 for my birthday, The Beautiful Fall by Alicia Drake and I'm loving every page - full of delicious insight into Paris' two master designers,YSL et Karl during the wild 70's. Who knew they were once chums?

'As adolescents, the Algerian-born Saint Laurent and the German-born Lagerfeld studied at a Paris trade school for couturiers, where, in 1954, they each won prizes in an international fashion competition. By taking both first and third place in the dress design category, the 18-year-old Saint Laurent outshone his friend Lagerfeld, who was three years his senior. Before long, Saint Laurent was designing for couture’s undisputed master, Christian Dior, while Lagerfeld toiled in obscurity at lesser houses.'

A terrific review in the NYTimes.

Bisous Bisous

et BONJOUR PB Readers!