Jean-Gabriel Domergue (1889—1962) was a French painter specialising in portraits of Parisian women


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parisienne is a the latest perfume by YSL, and they have enlisted some well known stylish people (joanna goddard amongst them) to blog for them:
YSL is sending five renowned bloggers on a journey around the country to discover and reveal their very own PARISIENNE experiences in New York City, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles. YSL has chosen an ensemble of women with passions for beauty, art, design, music, fashion and food to create a travel diary of their trip. Stay tuned here to read articles, see photos and follow the women on their journey.
i like the concept because there’s isn’t heavy product placement in the stories (which would have ultimately made the bloggers look like sell-outs and the ‘experience’ a bit fake).

how to do your hair like a frenchie


urban bikers in NY

‘parisienne’ scarf

french bread
(ps: one of my favourite perfumes that i use often is YSL elle – so if parisienne is even vaguely similar, it’s probably amazing. i am very partial to darker/rich scents like viktor & rolf’s flowerbomb, kate moss’ fragrance etc)
if i ever have a lovely little beach house to decorate, these prints would slipstream right in there – by wayne pate
do you think you pronounce his surname as in plate or as in pâté ? i love pâté…
mélanie laurent is a parisian born french actress, i had to look her up after seeing inglorious basterds last night. as i suspected, chic all the way. besides christoph waltz, she stole the movie for me.

another young actress who was also in the movie, but possibly overlooked by some, was léa seydoux (she played one of lapadite’s daughters) – also styling:

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