I have loved Camille Rowe ever since seeing her in this video for Vogue:
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Journalist and influencer Jeanne Damas built a business and a brand on her personal style: easy, breezy, more fanciful and less urban than someone like Emmanuelle Alt: a Parisian, of course, but a Parisian whose grandparents own an old stone house in Avignon…. Damas grew up in Paris’s decidedly non-fashion-y....
It’s not that hard to shop like a French girl (or woman, or child, or man.) French dressing is as sharp as it is because it represents a million tiny variations on a theme (read: uniform). This isn’t New York or London, where anything goes, and personal expression reigns supreme.....
I don’t want an apartment like Amélie’s because it looks like the inside of, like, a kidney. (Too much red/velvet/beaded.) But of course there are bits and pieces I would love to live with. These are the six home purchases I would make, all inspired by Amélie.
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I’m not sure that I moved to Paris because of Amélie, but I’m not sure I didn’t, either. I saw it for the first time at just the right time. I loved it. And as much as it’s an homage to the past — all pasts, everywhere — it is....
“French country kitchen” is my favorite kind of kitchen. It says warm tones — wood, pink, yellow – and homemade meals. It says heirloom pie safes and family linens.
....Paris home décor vibes, even for that grand Parisian apartment style that’s so popular on Pinterest, are easier to bring home (or just buy) than it might look. Start with this:
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