Monthly Archives: November 2016
Christmas windows at the Printemps department store in Paris
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A sparkling Christmas window by the jewelry designer David Yurman : A delicious and sweet Christmas : Celebrating Christmas in a crystal palace : The Jimmy Choo’s Christmas window : Adorable Christmas window by the luxury brand of children clothes … Continue reading
Returning to childhood during Christmas at the Bon marché in Paris
A Christmas with the Native American indians at the Bon marché in Paris
A colorful Mexican Christmas at the Bon marché in Paris
Snowball effect for Christmas at the Bon marché in Paris
Pretty in red
Surrounded by red roses
Un peu de romantisme
Bright orange
Putting pretty flowers around one’s neck
Illusion in black and white
Black waves
Romantic lace
The vintage Alsatian illustrator Hansi
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Jean Jacques Waltz (1873-1951) alias Hansi was a French, Alsatian illustrator. He illustrated postcards, posters and books depicting Alsace : “L’Histoire d’Alsace racontée aux petits d’enfants” (1912), “Mon village” (1913), “Paradis tricolore” (1918) and “L’Alsace Heureuse” (1918). Complete artist, he … Continue reading
A whirlwind of colours
Warm and colorful cardigan
A pretty pink coat for the cold and grey weather
Lovely pink bows
Luminous bows
Pretty bows
The Telouet Kasbah in Morocco
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Telouet is a Berber village located in the High Atlas Mountains, between Marrakech and Ouarzazate. The Telouet Kasbah is also named “the Glaoui Kasbah”. The governor of Marrakech, T’hami el Glaoui and his family used to live here in the early … Continue reading
Des étoiles plein les yeux
Bleu ciel et Or
Splendid gold
The French vintage Fashion House Jean Patou
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The French couturier Jean Alexandre Patou (1887-1936) opened his dressmaker salon in 1912 named “Maison Parry”, located at roundabout of the Champs-Elysées in Paris. Becoming successful, he relocated his fashion house at the 7 rue Saint-Florentin in Paris and renamed … Continue reading
