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12 02, 2013

Personnages de Melbourne: Cecile Boston of Bonjour

By |2013-05-02T11:33:05+10:00Feb 12, 2013|0 Comments

In a quiet street, with only a few shops around, Cecile has recreated the community-feel of her home in France with her quaint boutique, Bonjour. With her experience as an interior designer and a passion for antiques, Cecile used her skills in designing and decorating the store.

8 02, 2013

Paris Undressed: Valentine’s Day in the French capital

By |2013-10-31T10:49:17+11:00Feb 8, 2013|0 Comments

Valentine’s Day in Paris is the perfect place to get your romance on. But with so much love in the air things can start getting a little, well, impersonal. We’ve come up with a few cheeky ideas to keep your Valentine’s Day in Paris intimate and intriguing (and a little bit fun).

30 11, 2012

French story: taking my first steps around Melbourne

By |2013-04-26T00:55:03+10:00Nov 30, 2012|1 Comment

Ah Melbourne! Its culture, its art, its Victorian-age and contemporary architecture; an explosive cocktail which entices many French people. But don’t let appearances fool you! After reading this article, you will not see this city in the same light again.

19 10, 2012

The best of French in New York: Where French women shop

By |2013-06-21T14:10:31+10:00Oct 19, 2012|4 Comments

As is the case with most things French, they do the basics extremely well. Each an extremely simple wardrobe staple, but only in France could I find these items so naturally well tailored that it would look good on any woman at any size, without breaking the piggy bank.

23 08, 2012

The local’s local French market in Nice

By |2013-04-23T05:52:22+10:00Aug 23, 2012|4 Comments

Most visitors to Nice at some point head for the best-known food and flower market in the city’s Old Town (Vieux Nice). The historic Cours Saleya Marché, named after the street it runs along, is a bustling, vibrant market with fruit and vegetables, olives, herbs and Provençal gifts.

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