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Claudia Stahl
Le Bon Marche
Le Bon Marché "the good market", or "the good deal" is a department store in Paris. Founded in 1838 and revamped almost completely by Aristide Boucicaut in 1852, it was one of the first modern department stores.
Claudia Stahl
Where to find French Fashion Clothing, Dresses and Accessories in Australia
French fashion has always been an aspiration amongst fashion conscience women the world over. Parisians have a way of putting their day to day outfits together that don’t come across too stylised. Their daily casual look is unique and demonstrates a sense of personal style. Do you follow Fashionistas like Jeanne Damas? If yes, then you must have seen her posts where she manages to look unique and stylish. In one post, she is posing for the camera in her Breton top, with black high-waisted jeans and nude colored leather boots with a grayish black blazer. She makes fashion look...
Claudia Stahl
The Breton Stripe- A little history
In the midst of a sizzling Australian summer, there are few smarter ways of keeping cool and looking cool than in our range of Jac Cadeaux’s range of classic, Breton stripe clothing in lightweight, pure linen. Jac Cadeaux offers its pure linen striped navy, red and khaki dresses, long-sleeve tops and T-shirts with the choice of bateaux neck or V-neck, with the elegant and authentic Breton stripe motif we offer each linen garment in traditional navy, red or khaki. Our white linen t-shirts have been a real success also . They can be worn for casual or more formal occasions. ...
Claudia Stahl
What French Women Will Never Do
Some of the mysterious qualities that come to mind when we think of French style; timeless, effortless and chic. However it is the things that French women don’t do that creates their reputation for being the best dressed creatures on the planet. The rest of the world is often trying to emulate them. Knowing the set of guidelines they follow is the first step in achieving that effortless quality that they're known for. Here is what I observed during my four years in Paris in my 30’s. French women will generally never wear too-high heels. They are often seen roaming the streets of...