


Sweater: Vintage
If there’s a chic center to Paris, I’ve been staying in the arrondissement that’s furthest from. Due to this — and a high stink factor resulting from neither hot water nor a functioning shower — I got out of my basement studio in Belleville for a night, in what will henceforth be known as “the $90 shower” chapter of my life. It was worth every penny, let me tell you. It was also located directly down the rue from the very same second-hand shop where I picked up my lovely docs — resulting in a gleeful return moments after checking in to this air b&b. Lo and behold, what did await my non-showered visage but a mountain of gorgeous, thick, wooly grandma/pa/Christmas/Cosby (take your pick) sweaters that had appeared — as if by magic — since the last visit. Be still my heart. I spent the rest of the day snuggling up in chosen sweater all across this fabulous penthouse retreat, which somehow simultaneously faced the Pompidou, the Basilica of Sacre-Coeur, and the Eiffel Tower. Oh to have bought property in the Marais 15 year ago. Some people have all the luck. Others, all the sweaters.
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love your pics & your blog…
Hi Jessica!
Oh my gawsh I am SO in love with Free People! Their Spring line looks so frilly and fun! I am also crazy fond of your espresso brown trouser pants you acquired on your trip & enjoy seeing how you mix and match them with your global fashion finds. It is a very Paris look! Any room for an extra pair for me?!
I’m happy you & your your man were able to enjoy a day of luxury in that beautiful B&B. It looks so relaxing. I envision myself sipping wine with you on the veranda admiring that awesome view. Perhaps it is best you do not have hot water in your studio or you would never come back to SF! haha Hope the rain doesn’t wash away your enthusiasm!
Take care!
I love this series. The 3rd picture from the top took my breath away!