Links I Love Week 33
I am home from Philly! It was my first time, and spending time with my husband’s family for a few days was really nice. We enjoyed Parc (a French restaurant recommended by so many of you). I also enjoyed K’Far and took home some of their coffee beans and chocolate rugelach. It should be a quiet weekend at home with a farmer’s market trip and baking some end-of-summer treats.
For weeks, all the articles I read about Paris covered the Olympics. Now that the Olympics are over, some interesting pieces from Emily in Paris are being published. The show was never for me. Paris will always be a hot topic. (At least, I hope.) Everyone has a different lens of the city, constantly evolving.
My inbox has been exploding with questions on The Paris Calendar for 2025. It is coming soon! I typically do a presale price to help with ordering the correct quantities. You can sign up here to ensure you are on the list for early September. I appreciate your support! There are a few exciting projects, and one will take me back to Paris this fall. As soon as I can share more details, I promise I will. It is going to be an exciting adventure to bring you on. Hint: email subscribers will be the first to hear the news.
Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.
Links I Love Week 33
How one couple bought a Pied á Terre in Paris
According to French Vogue, ballerina-style flats are here to stay. Here are some ideas on how to style them. I love the demi flats from Margaux and Madewell Gretta the best.
I am adding outfit, clothing, and makeup links to ShopMy. Some of my recent outfits can be found here.
The seven trends that are dating your bathroom.
Last year, I bought a dress from Everlane that I have worn many times since it arrived. It is a great wash-and-wear dress. (You may have seen the olive dress on me on IG stories.) Sadly, they didn’t bring it back this year. I found a great dress, similar to Quince’s, for $60.
Here are gift ideas for someone going through chemotherapy from people who have gone through it. This is a great resource to bookmark.
How to prevent a migraine. I suffer from them, and it took a long time to know my triggers. They aren’t entirely unavoidable, but I can help manage them better or anticipate one based on my routine or environment.
A fashion editor’s guide to Saint Germain des Prés via Marie Claire. For all of those Left Bank lovers, do you see this part of the city differently than in the article?
A funny perspective on Pilates, why everyone is doing it, and the dark side
These dining habits are a dead giveaway you are a an American tourist
Signs that you are not getting enough protein I start with a protein rich breakfast and balance my protein throughout the day.
How to prevent jet lag, according to frequent travelers
This week’s best sellers include the Marais sweatshirt (we sold it out) and my coffee table from Crate and Barrel.
My favorite waterproof suede boots come in a beautiful camel color.
Conserving your superpower, which is your attention span
Olive green is one of my favorite fall colors. I just ordered these Demi Jane flats, which I have had my eye on forever!
We visited with my inlaws in Philly this week, and my husband’s Octobre shirt was a big hit. I ended up buying it for my brother-in-law and father-in-law.
An in depth look into the Mason Pearson hairbrush and if it is worth it
The best true crime shows. How many have you seen?
One of my favorite workout sweatshirts I wore on repeat during the colder months is back at Vuori. I bought it in my favorite green with these joggers to match. I am 5’6” and prefer the long over the cropped.
I shared the wrong link for this sweater vest on Wednesday. It is so cute styled with or without a shirt underneath. I am fully on board for this trend for fall.
9 places in the US to find great antiques. I personally think Michigan is missing from the list. I love Elevated Grand Rapids.
The code SUMMER50 is still valid for Frank and Eileen through September 1. I am mad for their plaids.
An alternative to the pap smear is here. This is big news. If you have been avoiding your yearly exam, take this as a nudge to make an appointment. Starting this fall.
Merit is launching a new moisturizer I cannot wait to try with the same great skin formulation.
The best places to go for solo travelers
A midcentury aesthetic brings out the best in this circa 1900’s apartment
How an anti-inflamatory diet cuts dementia risk
On my way home from Philly, I noticed United’s inflight magazine had a cover feature on 3 perfect days in Paris. I was able to find the online link to read it.
12 healthy foods that boost metabolism
How to properly store olive oil. We learned this in Italy from my friends Michelangelo from Capri. They sell incredible olive oil.
Don’t sleep on the Dermstore sale. I pulled together some of my favorite items here. Use the code CHEERS for up to 20% off.
Fall fashion is all about refinement
10 Parisian chic wardrobe essentials redefining French fashion in 2024
On the Blog:
What to do in Paris in September
What to pack for Paris in September
Sézane bag review. I break down the different Sézane bags, sizes, and what you can fit inside of them. Plus, ideas on how to style the bags!
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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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Good morning, I have been following this blog for several years and really enjoy your links each week.
I am wondering if you ever have a discount code for Sezanne handbags. I have my eye on the Milo or Claude bag- love the shape and quality.
Any help with price would be most welcome
Regards,
Sophie Boden
Hi Sophie,
I am sorry. I wish I had a code for Sézane but they don’t really do sales or discounts. Occasionally, they will offer a code around a holiday weekend. It is rare. When there is one, I promise to share!
The bags are an investment and worth it if you plan to use it often. Quality wise, they will hold up well over years of use. Cost per use/wear is worth it.
xo
Rebecca
What does le vieux flâneur wear this November in Paris ?
Hi Bruce,
I am working on October next and then will do November!
Thank you for your patience,
Rebecca