Is France shirking responsibility to liberté, égalité & fraternité?
Recent government back-pedalling on equality classes in schools has some of us questioning just what égalité in France means.
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09, 2014
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06, 2014
The secret to being French: are we getting closer?
there is something special about French women in the way they look and in the way they act. However, it’s time to set the record straight about how perfect they might be. It’s also time to stop thinking it’s impossible to immerse ourselves in their culture.
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05, 2014
What are French women really like? Talking clichés & culture with author Debra Ollivier
French women come loaded with clichés, but for every conformity to the rule is a contradiction. Debra Ollivier looks behind the cliché to see the nuances.
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04, 2014
How to be a savvy traveller – according to Mireille Guiliano
Discover brilliant secrets from our favourite author – this time, the wonders of a savvy traveller!
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04, 2014
5 tips la veuve Clicquot can teach you about being an international success
As the original entrepreneur, la veuve Clicquot has a lot to teach us modern day creators and professionals.
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04, 2014
Chenonceau: the women behind the French château
The Loire Valley’s Château de Chenonceau has a fascinating story to tell- and it’s very much dominated by les femmes…
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03, 2014
French women in politics: are the Paris Mayoral elections driven by image?
Is the idealised perception of French women making a woman’s place in French politics more difficult?
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12, 2013
6 French lifestyle rituals to practice every day
The secret to happiness lies in the simple things. How many of these French lifestyle rituals do you practice every day?
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12, 2013
French women know beauty: new French perfume favourites
I have taken the liberty of profiling three gorgeous French fragrances, both modern and timeless. So regardless of age, style or occasion, do not fret - I have got you covered, and smelling amazing!
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11, 2013
We’re guilty of indulging in French clichés & stereotypes – are you?
How do you avoid clichés when talking about the French?
