HeyJaredTHE FRENCH EDIT
I've never felt more French than when I've lived abroad. Since moving to the U.S., I've been on a constant quest for the best croissant in town, the latest beauty trends, and new clothing brands that can meet the demands of a former Parisian.
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Why a canvas tote bag says more about you than a Birkin ever could. (opens the original)
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Interview with Lison Sebellin, founder of SELIIJAN (opens the original)
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You have almost certainly come across her while scrolling Pinterest or Instagram… and there is a fair chance she has already influenced the way you dress. (@lisonseb on instagram) is an internationally followed creator known for her loose cut pieces, her neutral color palette, and a minimalist style that never chases trends.In 2023, she launched SELIIJAN in tribute to her grandmother, an elegant ready to wear label that is essentially her dream wardrobe brought to life. The production is Europea
In Memory of Mathilde Favier, Dior’s PR director (opens the original)
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I remember that day at Café de Flore, telling her how much I loved her latest book… we fell into the loveliest conversation. Meeting her made me so happy and she was exactly as I’d imagined: kind, warm, unpretentious. Un soleil! I also told her how passionate her podcasts were, she spoke with such rare sincerity and empathy. At one point she told me I was elegant. I was so touched by that compliment because if anyone embodies elegance, it’s her. Not just in her style, but in her whole presence,
What I Love and Buy in the United States, as a Frenchwoman (opens the original)
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I have spent a great deal of ink here on what I love about France, the fashion, the beauty, the clothes. My home country has an outsized reputation in these categories, and it’s not unusual to come across yet another piece explaining “what French women wear” or insisting that the French pharmacy is simply unmatched. But today I’m switching sides. Because yes, there are things I adore that are nearly impossible to find in France, globalization notwithstanding (or maybe it’s just more fun to buy t
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