As promised, I’m back with my “comfort review” of the pretty Valentina babies. I didn’t have them on for a whole day but for 5 hours total – and the result was pretty conclusive: nothing to report. I’ll try wearing them again for a longer period of time, but it seems promising.

Outfit-wise, I’m back with another “ice cream flavor” colored outfit, with this mix of chestnut and cream under the radiant parisian sky. Let’s cross our fingers that spring is finally here to stay! (English translation by Marine)

Alexa Chung did it again! You may have seen a number of looks on the Internet with this “Harry” blouse, redesigned by our dear Alexa as part of her collaboration with Marks&Spencer called #ArchiveByAlexa : it’s my turn to show you my version!

I got the (Harry) blouse

I spotted quite a few nice items in this collection but the Victorian blouse “Harry” was my ultimate target. I must admit that it’s not very easy to put on (I would have preferred snap fasteners in the back but… the final rendering would have been very different: we can’t have everything).

However, I enjoyed wearing it last week, during a new museum marathon day with my friend Candice.

I realised when I got out of my house that I was “Totally British” from head to toe with a double dose of Alexa! I hadn’t really thought about it but it seems like the British harmony came out by itself.

The Musée d’Orsay

So here is how I was dressed up to admire the Douanier Rousseau exhibition at The Musée D’Orsay (forbidden to take pictures inside the exhibition but I highly recommend you to go if you like the colourful, exotic and finely detailed paintings from this dear Henri Rousseau).

Well, I was saying that I didn’t have much rustling clothes in my closet, but I think I’ve started contradicting myself. (English translation by Quiterie)

Merci ma Babe pour les photos de look ! <3