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Links I Love Week 14: Year 2026

Happy Easter! I hope you are having a great weekend. Taxes and Passover had my full attention this week. Taxes are due right around my birthday, and it always creates so much anxiety.

We hosted family and friends for Passover. I cooked and baked up a storm most of Wednesday before guests arrived. It brought me a lot of joy and this year, I found my grandma’s linens making the holiday extra special.

I picked up a few flowers at our local market to plant this weekend. Plus, our local Farmers’ Market had a rainy opening day. Henri and I stopped by to welcome everyone back and support our favorite vendors.

This Sunday, I am off to my dance studio. It has been over a year since I last attended a class. I am a little nervous, I am not going to lie!

See more behind the scenes from the week on Substack.

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

Links I Love Week 14

Why we are longing for the 90’s

The lip color I have been reaching for on repeat. Plus, it has SPF.

The single most important etiquette tip travelers should know when visiting France.

New arrivals at Me+Em are so good right now. They styled a lot of their pieces with this bag and a scarf, and now I can’t stop thinking about either.

I just saw AYR has denim cutoffs, adding to my spring wish list.

The most anticipated openings in Paris of 2026

This new Papier collection has my attention. So cute! For those who love a paper journal or agenda.

Can a movie spark a color trend? Devil Wears Prada has proved this to be true.

I struggle with cutting boards so much because of the thought of microplastics; curious about this one.

Why working out together gets better results.

Prince Harry speaks about his lack of privacy since birth. This reminded me of Love Story with the paparazzi.

This seasons hottest accessory is a book! My niece would be very happy to hear this.

I have been seeing this trend in Paris for a while, and I am fully behind it!

The case for indoor shoes.

How to style a jean jacket to be anything but basic

We are transitioning to spring, but I did notice my Chelsea boots are finally back in stock in a variety of sizes.

This week’s best sellers and March best sellers include this J.Crew blazer I recently bought and is on sale.

This Week’s Best Sellers

March’s best sellers included these J.Crew linen pants. They are so good, I have them in three colors. Demi flats are classic and so comfortable.

Shop March Best Sellers

The strange beauty of ugly green. I feel this!

Book lovers, these towns were made for you.

I recently found my grandma’s linens in a drawer. Timely for Passover. This little addition brought me so much joy. I am thinking of framing one of her napkins for the kitchen with this frame or a similar one.

This season, you need a poplin skirt. Eyeing this one from Paige.

6 overlooked but superb French wine regions worth exploring

A grand cafe for the Grand Palais. Adding this to my Paris list.

Frame jeans, these and these spotted at Nordstrom Rack for a great price.

Beautiful Airbnbs in the South of France discovered by Architectural Digest. These are stunning and come in a variety of sizes and price points.

Celebrity inspired hairstyles for women over 50 via Vogue

Splendid has pants and tees with SPF. Sign me up. I ordered the wicker color and black. These will be great to throw on. My white legs will love them.

The 5 must-see exhibitions for Paris in April

You might want to visit these less crowded French wine regions with storybook scenery.

The Catacombs have a reopening date of April 8th 2026. The ticket box is open.

How to layer fragrances according to Vogue.

A sunny hotel in Cap Ferret and the most beautiful madeleines available at La Mercerie Patisserie starting this April.

Image from The New York Times Style Magazine

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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.