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Paris Haute Couture S/S 10: Futuristic vs Historical
At the bi-annual couture shows in Paris, the collections and sometimes the models wearing them gets everyone gossiping, but this year it was 13-year old fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson, who was ruffling feathers with her ill-advised piece of Stephen Jones … Continue reading
Posted in Designers, Fashion, France, Paris
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Left Bank luxury at Hotel Lutetia
My last Paris trip was spent discovering the up-and-coming, artistic corners of eastern Paris from my industrial-chic base at Mama Shelter, but this time, I was ready to get back to the literary, jazz-filled boulevards of the Left Bank. As … Continue reading
Posted in France, Hotels, Hotels - Luxury, Paris, Restaurants
Tagged 1910, african interior, annick goutal, Arman, Arman suite, art deco, belle epoque, Boulevard Raspail, concorde hotels and resorts, Eiffel Tower, Hotel Lutetia, jardin de luxembourg, junior suite, l'Eau d'Hadrien, l'Ernest Bar, la brasserie lutetia, lancel, le bar Lutèce, le bon marche, le lutetia, le Paris restaurant, left bank, leon binet, literary suite, louis hippolyte boileau, luxury hotel, macaroons, Mama Shelter, Monmasseur, Paris, paul belmondo, philippe ferrandis, Philippe Renard, Rive Gauche, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, salon borghese, Slavik, sonia rykiel, suite La Parisienne, Sybille de Margerie, taittinger
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