French Fridays Week 28
Sault and welcome to French Fridays week 28 where I am sharing everything French that I’ve loved the past week in style, food, beauty, finds, and favorite places in Paris to know.
French Style French Fridays Week 28
Emanuelle Alt is my favorite French fashion icon and someone who inspires my style the most. I love her classic, timeless way of dressing and the simple yet chic way she puts her outfits together. She is the epitome of classic French fashion and has a way of mixing and matching items to give that effortless French vibe.
There’s nothing more chic than an outfit of faux leather pants, a white tee or cami, and a black tweed jacket. This is an easy look to capture and recreate. Try this MANGO tweed blazer with these J.Crew faux leather pants (I have these and sized down), a basic white tee, black and gold belt, and two tone mules.
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French Finds
Love a candle that not only smells amazing but looks just as beautiful. Trudon always has the prettiest candles and these two for the upcoming holiday season are on my wish list.
The Fir candle smells like Siberian Pine and the Felice has smells of warm and festive spices.
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French Links
Wonder What Shoes To Wear With High Waist Jeans? French Vogues Tells Us.
How To Build Your French Cocktail Bar
French brand, Rouje, now has a store in NYC , I love the dresses, blazers, and shoes from the brand. (might be behind a paywall)
Favorite Places In Paris To Know
Le Train Bleu is a gorgeous and magical restaurant inside the Paris Gare de Lyon train station. While the hustle and bustle of the train station is right outside the door, inside the restaurant is unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
You can go for lunch or dinner and you want to dress appropriately and make a reservation. It’s a place to celebrate a beautiful occasion or just to enjoy an incredible setting.
Au Revoir and Bonne Weekend(Good Weekend)
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