Showing posts with label Parisian Chic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parisian Chic. Show all posts

la petite sorciere

Wednesday, June 20, 2012





I have just discovered La Petite Sorcièr. Gorgeous French creations for  little people. I have fallen in love with so many. Super stylish trends from French Designers like Crème anglaise, Pompon Pétillant, Nini La Duchesse, TroiZenfants, Rose & Théo, La petite Luce, and Baby Version Rock.



Boys 







Parisian Chic ~ PUMPKIN PATCH

Tuesday, May 15, 2012


Pumpkin Patch has always been a favourite place to shop for me when my girls were younger and now for the little people in my life. Here a few looks I love from the Bonjour Mademoiselle Collection. Which look do you love?

parisian chic THE TRENCH

Wednesday, February 22, 2012





BURBERRY KIDS

The trench coat is another essential item for the parisian chic. I am featuring the Magnificent seven for the parisian chic over on my Shoppegirls blog for the stylish. So I thought I would add a children's update as well. 

I have found a few varieties at Bardot Junior to keep your little people Parisian Chic!


parisian chic THE BLAZER

Friday, February 17, 2012

Blazer/tights+little girl= adorable

Blazer & balloons

That boy! #beanie #boy #kid #children #jeans #skinny #blazer #sweater #school #bike

for my blazer lover

The Blazer is a stylish and sophisticated way of adding class and chicness to your children's closet.

I get so excited about children's fashion just as much as I do for myself. There are so many stylish options available for children now. I wish they were available when my daughters were younger. The styles and designs for children were just starting to develop 16 years ago when my eldest was born. I so wish they were little now so I could style them like a parisian. 

Bardot Junior have a stylish boyfriend Blazer available for girls


and a super stylish one for boys.






PARISIAN CHIC

Thursday, February 16, 2012

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Earlier this year I bought Parisian Chic - A Style Guide by Ines de la Fressange. I love the simplicity and the effortless chic of the Parisian. Ines was the first model to ever to sign a contract with Chanel. In her 50's, Ines is a true style icon and shares her style secrets in the book. 


Ines and her daughter's Nine and Violette

In the book it is noted that their are basics every wardrobe should have.
They are the magnificent seven.

1. A Blazer

2. The Trench

3. The Navy Cashmere Sweater

4. The Tank

5. The Little Black Dress

6. The Perfect Jean

&. The Leather Jacket

I would like to think that these could all be translated into a child's closet with a few additions along the way.
What do you think? I will be sharing ways to incorporate these into your children's closet.

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