Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Too Many Photos
Due to uploading too many photos this month, blogspot won't let me upload anymore. So, until the end of June, there probably won't be a new blog post but I will keep trying every day.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Read the Fine Prints
Very different from yesterday, today was more of a low-key day. We began with a visit to the showroom of Lelievre, a textile company that specializes in both reproducing prints from over 200 years ago, as well as making new prints and including collaborations with designers such as Sonia Rykiel. The textiles were beautiful and one was the same textile used in Marie Antoinette private quarters (that unfortunately we were not permitted to see yesterday) Afterwards, we killed some time wandering the streets and snapping photos of street art and street style. After, we headed to a second textile showroom, Pierre Frey, who specializes in unique screen print textiles in fun patterns. Continuing with a playful theme, after Pierre Frey, I wandered the streets some more and stumbled upon the Igor Stravinsky fountain. While the fountain was not working at the time, the fun sculptures in bright colors and creative shapes were there for the eye to see.
Some older prints at Lelievre
Here are some more modern ones
White blazers, even on a colder day like today, was still a popular staple for the women of Paris
Some interesting street art
Men in suits parading the streets of Paris
Blazers with suede elbow patches is definitely a trend to watch out for
Always a pop of red somewhere on the street
Fun and modern textiles from Pierre Frey
Black jackets and vests created a rocker-chic look
Interesting coats and sweaters kept people warm on this chilly day
Polka dots in coats and dresses were a trend to be noticed
Bright blue was seen in not so subtle accents as well as Hermes orange
Denim jackets, especially over patterned pants and dresses was definitely a trend today
Forest green is definitely a color worth wearing
Some shots of the beautiful city
Igor Stravinsky Sculptures were playful and colorful
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