Paris: Stormy Weather

Notre Dame, sunset

We left the beginnings of a Mistal in Provence (cool, strong wind) and arrived in Paris to even cooler temperatures, a few downpours and a clap or two of thunder.

I’ll recap more of our Provence adventures later, but one of the best parts of our visit was being able to meet Leslie of La Fourchette s’est Emballée.

She is every bit as charming, witty, fun and chic as you’d imagine from reading her blog!

Tomorrow I am committed to snapping some stealth Paris street style pictures, weather permitting (impossible today). Best of all, I’m scheduled to meet up with Tish of A Femme d’un Certain Age for some quality lunch/shopping time!

Style/trend notes so far: more color than I’ve seen before in Paris, floral print scarves, moto boots with skirts (still, and on all ages), skinny jeans with flats (ubiquitous), red jeans, above-the-knee skirts on all ages, trenches, trenches, trenches.

Spring flowers, young lovers on a bench braving the weather.  Ah, Paris!

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23 Comments

  1. What an adorable photo of the two of you!

    I see now that you must have been wearing that same leather jacket in the first photo from several posts ago. I didn’t think that was on your packing list?

  2. Definitely raincoat weather, but Paris is meant primarily for that :-).
    I think you need to be stronger with a specific date on these trend reports.. Americans read them and assume they’re still good a year or two later. Au contraire :-). You’re better off with straight midwest-acedemic sort of style than with last year’s trends, people can read that easier and won’t scoff if you have the foreigner-excuse.

  3. It looks and reads like you’re having a wonderful time! I’m so happy for you – keep those pics and stories coming!

  4. I agree with the others. You both look so stylish. Glad to hear you’ve seen some color in Paris. Would love to have seen the gal in the red jeans. Have fun with Tish.
    Sam

  5. Ah, Paris, indeed! That picture of Notre Dame was taken just steps from the apartment where my daughter lived a few years ago. I am so very “homesick” – which is not such a bad thing. Your reports are a delight.

  6. Salut! Did you know people who were born during a Mistral (the Mistral can blow 3 days in a row) are said to have an insane character – fou- due to the insane wind! Mistral is like no other wind I ever experienced. Glad you made it out of there.

  7. The Notre Dame picture looks impressive in that lightening.
    I bet you are glad, that you decided to take your leather coat along : )!!

  8. This is a nice photo of you and your friend. I visited her blog and like her photography immensely.

  9. Great post!! Love the photo of Notre Dame! Can’t wait to see it in person!! I leave on Friday!! : )I might need to re-think my wardrobe tho. I don’t think I will be warm enough…….: (