Looking for vintage wear? Then be sure to stop by this boutique by Gabrielle Geppert, located at 31 galerie Montpensier, in the 1st arrondissement. Classic items from the 1960’s and ‘70’s, she has everything, all in mint condition. Selected for its quality and originality and the shop is even open on Sundays...
It might be sold in a vintage shop, but it would be fun to wear. The necklace, bodice and collar are a beautiful shade. You photographed this is a way that makes me want to wear it. Have a good week-end. Greetings from St. Paul, MN!
ReplyDelete"Classics from the 70's?" Damn, this doesn't make us feel any younger, does it?! ;)
ReplyDelete(This little fur jacket, however, is gorgeous!)
Does it give you an idea for a Christmath present ?
ReplyDeletePetites filles françaises en petites fourrures françaises, OOOOOh-La-La.
ReplyDeleteEric, I was just wondering, what kind of camera do you have? (type and model)
ReplyDeleteThat's hot.
ReplyDeleteAisha. I have a Kyocera M410R (they don't make cameras anymore though...)
ReplyDeleteTake off the fur and the sleeves and we can call it a moire bustier fit for Madonna. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the colours of the photo. Doesn't qualify for my Eric's Album though.
Nice! it looks like an Ad in a Fashion Magazine.
ReplyDeleteHaha.. call me a silly billy. But when I saw it, I thought I saw a poddle that was dyed yellow. :-p
ReplyDeleteCollette, anyone?
ReplyDeleteIt may be vintage but it looks very "now." Gotta love that yellow! And yes, it's a bit of a poodle...:)
ReplyDeleteAh paris, la mode...toujours au top ;o) j'imagine tres bien dans une vitrine d'une vieille boutique de haute couture dans une galerie du temps passé.
ReplyDeleteAh Paris, fashion… always with the top ;O) I imagine very well in a window of an old shop of haute couture in a gallery of last time.
It's a very stylish jacket. And in order to re-surface the controversy: Parisian girls must be QUITE thin to use it! LOL.
ReplyDeleteYou always have the most fascinating photos and text...what a treat it is to visit you! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteAppropriate bodice piece for the year 2006 to make an entrance to a festive party:-))
ReplyDeleteI'm not a "yellow" fan, but this outfit is fab! Now the big question, what kind of fur is it? Canary?
ReplyDeletejohnnyparsons; I only say one thing to your remark "strike a pose"!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty eric.
Stiched leather meets Tweety Bird, Michael. Where's Chaka Khan when you need her. Great find, Eric,
ReplyDelete-Kim
I'm laughing out loud Kim.
ReplyDelete"I tawt I taw a big price twag"
Is is made of Canary dyed rabbit? Is the necklace made of strung butterflies? I can't tell.
ReplyDeleteOoops! Typo Should read Is it not Is is.
ReplyDeleteI really hope this is no real fur!
ReplyDeleteCool, I can feel the fur...
ReplyDeleteOoooh...fashion envy boiling in my veins!
ReplyDeleteYou know what....only a Parisian woman could pull that off.Women from my country would just look like they were trying too hard or that they were wearing their mama's dress up clothes. Parisian girls can pull off a paper bag and still look smokin' hot!
Is that denim jeans on the bottom?
>>You know what....only a Parisian woman could pull that off.>>
ReplyDeleteI think you give the myth of Parisian women too much credit. There are many women here who could, and do, pull off these looks daily. (But they all look like they need a pork chop.)
Ujima said, "But they all look like they need a pork chop."
ReplyDeleteVery funny!! ;-)
Generally I hate yellow, but this I love! Too bad I wouldn't be able to find something that cute in my size...at least something that would look decent in my size! If only I had something like this for the party I'm going to tonight!
ReplyDeletegod I want that jacket. its so scrummy! so paris!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed browsing your photos and reading your posts, Eric. I recently began sharing some shots of my part of the world, the Araknsas Ozarks (yep, I'm a hillbilly).
ReplyDeleteStop by and visit!
Cheers!
Whatever the fabric, fur, color, nationality of the wearer, buzzgirl, vous etre vrai: this is hot. I'm in love.
ReplyDeletePygmalion?
I think I saw this on the streets of Delta the other day.......Not!
ReplyDeleteI'll need a few more sessions at the gym first! Then I'm goign to put it on and SWOOSH in to Johnny Depp's bar in Paris.
ReplyDeleteUm...for future reference (not that I'm a stalker or anything...ahem...lol) what is the name of his bar?
ReplyDeleteSusan...you see...I'm watching you! Yeah Sally, where is Johnny Depp's bar in Paris? Of course, this has nothing to do with this fab photo, but guess anyone could wear it if you stayed long enough at Depp's dive.
ReplyDeleteMichael - it's called Man Ray and is at 34 rue Marbeuf in the 8th. Wamt to go for adrink there next time I get to Paris? Sean Penn and John Malkovich are co-owners.
ReplyDeleteWebsite: http://www.manray.fr/
Oh, Susan too, of course!
ReplyDeleteSally sure! I know about Manray but didn't know it was Depp's place. Meet you there for a few martinis when you're in town.
ReplyDeleteOh, Susan too, of course!
this picture was truly unique... it can show us the difference between the cultures of France and the cultures of the US through just ou taste in clothing and our preferance of style.
ReplyDeletewhat taste? This is hideous. Quit fawning over it....when not one of you would ever wear something as tacky as this!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very uncomfortable.
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