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Steve's Fashion Report from Paris






Marci  has the day off from writing.  I've been asked to pinch-hit for today.

I will be doing my version of  Faith Popcorn / Bill Cunningham .....if you don't know who they are, then this will be lost on you.......Google it, or look at the inside of the Fashion section of the Sunday  NY Times.

Ladies - The hot new thing in PARIS this season is ......French Blue!!!!!
Without trying hard at all, I have assembled the pix below - quick shots just walking down rhe streets of several French cities......note the  trend?
Rush out and try to beat the crowds to this Hot New Blue....since I've to Fashion Week twice, I know what I'm talking about.

 Steve

                       
 





 

 
























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  1. AnonymousJune 26, 2013 at 9:37:00 PM EDT

    Hey Steve-

    It looks like the two of you are having a great time. Did you spend all day taking pictures of people wearing the "blue"? I think I'll toggle back to Marci's updates. Lots of good food pics!

    Stay safe and enjoy!

    Shev

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