After a simple glimpse I conclude that daily fashion upkeep in France is a matter of art and precision...Why do I say so? After only spending four weeks in Strasbourg- the Alsace region, I have observed that in the simplest matters such as the choice of clothing and shoes, that it is taken quite seriously. The harmonious sound of women's (high heeled) shoes; whether it be boots or booties, flats or pumps; resonate like in the famous musical film 'The Sound of Music'...in other words, it has been music to my ear!
I have yet to see a pair of jogging sweats on someone who is not wearing their entire jogging attire- which, by the way, is already a rare occurrence in the streets of France. These thoughtful ensembles, thus far, are only seen in Strasbourg. Now, you can imagine how much more serious would the capital of fashion- Paris, that is- be in such circumstances. If you ever doubt, see for yourself by taking a quick look at the following self-acclaimed French woman, with dual citizenship, fashion-savior of the American woman website- http://frenchwomendontgetfat.com/ If I might add, who also made The Time magazine- Health: How the Petite Eat
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1018094,00.html
Oh! It is all in the name of... la mode!
After a simple glimpse I conclude that daily fashion upkeep in France is a matter of art and precision...Why do I say so? After only spending four weeks in Strasbourg- the Alsace region, I have observed that in the simplest matters such as the choice of clothing and shoes, that it is taken quite seriously. The harmonious sound of women's (high heeled) shoes; whether it be boots or booties, flats or pumps; resonate like in the famous musical film 'The Sound of Music'...in other words, it has been music to my ear!
I have yet to see a pair of jogging sweats on someone who is not wearing their entire jogging attire- which, by the way, is already a rare occurrence in the streets of France. These thoughtful ensembles, thus far, are only seen in Strasbourg. Now, you can imagine how much more serious would the capital of fashion- Paris, that is- be in such circumstances. If you ever doubt, see for yourself by taking a quick look at the following self-acclaimed French woman, with dual citizenship, fashion-savior of the American woman website- http://frenchwomendontgetfat.com/ If I might add, who also made The Time magazine- Health: How the Petite Eat
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1018094,00.html
Oh! It is all in the name of... la mode!
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