Why Are French Women So Admirable?

What Make A French Women So French

Every year women from all over the world flock to France to partake in the next season’s fashion. What is it about the French that make them so admirable?

After our research, we conclude that, French women’s effortless chic is influenced by their elegance and sophisticated style. Some culture give preference to elaborating their hair, makeup or physical beauty, but French people is all about their clothes and carriage. The Parisians give special importance to what they wear and how they carry themselves.

Some basic rules to follow to making every woman look more sophisticated and elegant are;

- Keep It Simple. The Parisians does not spend long hours grooming themselves, instead they opt for pieces that are classic in shape, construction and colour. The French style is nonchalantly gorgeous and natural, and prefers high quality pieces.

- Wear the appropriate clothing for the appropriate occasion. The style of the French clothing is elegantly refined for the eyes and is a tradition to being dressed up well for all occasions. For example, casual wears like sweat pants and shorts are only to be used at the gym. You would rarely see a woman with these clothing on the streets of Paris.

- Timeless pieces. The Parisian city centre is inspired by the norms of designer pieces teamed with basics wardrobe pieces or beautiful accessories. You will see women carry classic items on the streets of Paris from designer boutiques such as Chanel, though the Chanel bag worn by an elegant lady in a café may be a decade old, but these timeless pieces have the potential to last a lifetime.

Check out two of Fabric Croissant most loved French Women

Audrey Tauto

And Marion Cotillard

French Women

Now Everyone Can Be A Model

Just came home after supporting a brilliant photographer Jon Lee for his fundraising to build a hospital in Nepeal. The night was a great success with models, both male and female strutting their stuff down the catwalk in Swimwear and Lingerie.

There was one model which caught my attention. she wasn't the best looking model nor did she have an outstanding body, the most comparable feature to everyone else in the room, was, her confidence.

She held a great posé and knew how to essentiate her asset and eliminate her not so great areas.
It just made me think, maybe you don't needs to be 6 foot tall, have blonde hair and be anorexic. If you have the right attitude, carry yourself well, everything else will just fall into place.

Do you want to be the next top model?
Leave me a comment/email, maybe I can point you to the right direction.

Coming back to fashion and women, perhaps it is a French woman's carriage that makes them French, and why so many around the world want to portray their look and style!

French Street Fashion

This Season In France

Check out what the French are wearing this season. So classy!!
Reminds me why I love French Fashion so much.

(Sourced From Vogue Paris)

New Fabric Croissant Vintage Coming Soon...

Behind the Scenes

As some of you may know, especially those who are on our Facebook Group, if not, then you definately should be www.facebook.com/fabriccroissantvintage Fabric Croissant is going through a rebranding phase.
We have completed the first photoshoot for our upcoming website. Check out some behind the scene shots

Beautiful Location, Beautiful Day, Beautiful Photos... what more can you ask for!?

The Dust Collection by Dittoday Melbourne

Dittoday Melbourne - Local Handmade Jewellery

Doing my usual dose of vintage shopping and came across a beautiful Melbourne based jewellery designer, Dittoday Melbourne.
I was lucky enough to have had a chat with the botique manager about our passion for local designers and vintage fashion. In the end, she offerd me a very very good deal on some of the beautiful hand-made pieces by Dittoday Melbourne. Love!!! Check out the beautiful pieces. They are now available for purchase on our Facebook Group 'Fabric Croissant Vintage'

Each piece of vintage jewellery is unique. Any flaws are indicative of the age and uniqueness of the material and handwork invovled.

Melbourne Hot Rod Show 2011

Like a Kid in a Candy Store

On my way to a meeting with the photographers for the Fabric Croissant Vintage lookbook 2011, I came across the Hot Rod Motor Show. The number of vintage cars on display really made me proud to be a Melbourian: we are true lovers to Vintage.

So I have decided to take a few photos to share with you all, the beautiful pieces of vintage cars that some people have spent hundred of hours on. Hope you like it!