Links I Love Week 13: Year 2026
Links I Love Week 13
I hope you are having a great weekend and enjoying the spring weather. We are slowly digging our garden out of winter and starting to see signs of blossoms. My head has been buried in tax prep this week, and I’m getting organized. I launched the 3-day spring itineraries, now available in The Print Shop.
Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.
Links I Love Week 13
The hit list, the new places to eat in Paris right now.
Not that I need an excuse to go back to Positano and Capri. Le Sirenuse Mare: The Hottest Address on the Amalfi Coast via FT
More women are embracing their wrinkles, but not their gray hair. I am one of them. My color appointments are getting more frequent.
This is such a cute polka dot blouse with a tie. I ordered this to wear in the spring.
If you are hitting the road with your dog, here is how to make it less stressful via WSJ
Anne Hathaway has a big year coming up. Read her latest interview in Harper’s Bazaar
Bluemercury 20% off sale ends Sunday night.
There’s one clear winner from the long TSA wait times at airports via WSJ
My husband keeps asking what I want for my upcoming birthday. I don’t need anything. We have a few house projects happening this spring that have me excited. But then… I heard that Celine Dion is performing in Paris. So, yup, all I want for my birthday is a ticket (and maybe a meet-and-greet) with the fabulous Celine Dion.
This week’s best sellers include the J.Crew jacket, now 40% off, and my favorite Demi flats.
Brown ballet flats are your spring wardrobe secret weapon. The two I own and love are these from Margaux and these from Loeffer Randall.
This spring, the best outfits start with a skirt
Splendid 30% off ends this weekend. Top picks from me include these Angie pants, a classic tank, and their t-shirts.
At these hotels, turndown service is an opportunity for storytelling. I am a big fan of hotels that take turndown service to the next level.
Europe’s digital border entry and ETIAS go into full effect this April.
Vintage sterling is trending. Here are some helpful tips for buying and collecting.
How to have the perfect long weekend in Paris via Afar
How does a book actually get published? Follow one from draft to shelves.
20% off Third Love with code 247SAVE20
Chicago is getting a new French bakery, and I can’t wait to try it.
Golden rules for surviving your next long-haul flight via CNTraveler
The best new cookbooks of spring 2026
Loving this Rive Droite striped bag for spring. I have the red version of this. If you can’t make it to Paris, this is a great option to buy.
She transformed Paris for tourists and divided the city.
How to style white pants this spring via Glamour
J.Crew is currently 40% off. This includes the blazer I mentioned last week. The price was too good to pass up. I ordered it in white, but also eyeing another color. This also includes the bag I used in the South of France. It was such a vacation hero!
This is what French girl hair looks like in 2026. Via Elle
Forget tablescaping: how you style your sheets and pillows matters. We love our bed, sheets, and duvet. I am looking to add a new one for spring.
P.S. Don’t miss more behind-the-scenes on Substack.
On the blog, don’t miss what to pack for Paris in the spring.
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Bonjour, I’m Rebecca!
I’m a photographer, blogger, croissant-lover, and world traveler. I hope that Everyday Parisian inspires you by bringing a bit of France into your daily life and helps you plan the best trip to Paris with personalized recommendations for places to stay, explore, and eat.
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Hello Rebecca, My husband and I traveled to Cincinnati for your book signing a few weeks ago. We were delighted to meet you and have been enjoying your new book “Paris Everyday.” Your photographs are beautiful and it’s been interesting to learn more about you and your “Francophile” journey. Thanks for bringing Paris us through your blog and new book!
Many blessing! Sherry Polzella