I took this photo at rue des Rosiers, which the heart of the Jewish part of Le Marais (a must visit place if you like falafels and bagels!). I fell in love with this coat the minute I saw it, even though it's not exactly everyday wear! Besides since obviously the place (it's called Yoahm, after the name of the owner of this store) was closed, I don't know how much it costs. But i'll go back and ask!
Smart outfit :) Falafel is fine for me ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's sooooo cool - I love it too and the hat of course!
ReplyDeleteIt's so very stylish and avant garde!
ReplyDeleteVery snappy. You'll falafel if you don't buy it. And when you do, you must post a photo.
ReplyDeleteLove the top hat :)
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of Puttin on the Ritz:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_W5QnO5UGk
I can see you in it Eric..love the colour and the coat very stylish...I hope you buy it.. And don't forget to post it on PDP... Warm here in Sydney Australia ..don't need the coat right now..but you do.... Lol. Kara
ReplyDeletePuttin' on that coat and that top hat, you'll look more like a doorman at the Ritz.
ReplyDeleteDon't do it Eric! :-0
Very classy ;)
ReplyDeleteI stayed on rue des Rosiers last time I was there: l'As du Falafel and fun fashion—loved it! (But I have to agree with Drummond where this outfit is concerned.)
ReplyDeleteSo very Prince!
ReplyDelete@Alexa " l'As du Falafel" the best falafel in Paris they say!
ReplyDeleteAbout this coat. Well, I don't know, I'm thinking it could be fun, on a special occasion maybe. It's probably far too expensive to wear once in a while anyway...
Eric, are you familiar with the term "clothes horse" describing people for whom really nice clothes are more important than other aspects of life. Never knew our Eric was a clothes horse.
ReplyDelete750€ le manteau et 150€ le chapeau, bref 900€ le complet.
ReplyDeleteYou go back and buy that fine orange coat ET and I will expect to see you in it in Jan.
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