Paris Winter Fashion: The Girls of Montmartre
December 29, 2011
Winter in Paris is the perfect opportunity to indulge in creative layering, colorful tights and stylish boots. While stylish Parisiennes abound in Paris, the people-watching on the cobblestoned streets of Montmartre is one of our favorite ways to while away a lazy afternoon on a heated café terrace. Fashion guru and dear HiP Paris contributor Badaude shares here some of her favorite cold-weather items, courtesy of the lovely Montmartro-girls, here. – Geneviève
Related links:
- Badaude has also shown us how the Parisiennes dress for snow
- Our Abbesses, Houdon, Livingstone, and Pilleux apartments are all in Montmartre
- Do It in Paris’ guide to everything trendy in Monmartre.
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Written by Badaude
Badaude (“a person given to idle observation of everything with wonder or astonishment; a credulous or gossipy idler”) is an award-winning illustrator who writes and draws a weekly column for The Times Fashion, and whose work has also appeared in The Guardian as well as many other publications worldwide. Artist-in-residence at legendary Paris bookshop, Shakespeare & Company and the Port Eliot Festival, she teaches at The Idler Academy and her illustrated book of London Walks is about to be published by the Tate. Her blog is a Webby Honoree.
Website: http://badaude.typepad.com/
Tags: APC Surplus, Badaude, Cheri Bibi, Isabel Marant, Montmartre, paris fashion, paris style, street style
Posted in Parisian Living | 6 Comments »
Hope that one day I can write an article like you.
Fashion style in Paris never withers may it be winter or summer. I so love your cute illustrations. I am in love with the fun vibes that winter can give. It simply lets everyone be in their fashionable state.
What a FAB little fashion post dahhling!
aw thanks! How kind.
Cool fashion illustrations!
Cine13 is my favourite “hidden” theatre! I love this. I live just at the base of Montmartre in the 9th and your drawings totally capture the style. Just lovely.