Tea connoiseurs
What would Paris be without its tea salons? Many associate this city with its famous cafes and bars, but the tea salons are just as enchanting. Places like Laduree have become famous the world over (Sofia Coppola loved its pastel colour palette so much she replicated it for her film Marie Antoinette), but there are dozens of others that are wonderful to while away a few hours in.
Order a tea and some delicious macarons, write that postcard and experience Paris at a different pace. We are holding our next French tea rendezvous (L'heure du The) in 2012 and would like to thank all bon vivants who support us tremendously.
Order a tea and some delicious macarons, write that postcard and experience Paris at a different pace. We are holding our next French tea rendezvous (L'heure du The) in 2012 and would like to thank all bon vivants who support us tremendously.
Discovering the Parisian spirit.
Paris is far more than a city. It is an irresistable, enthralling source of inspiration and fascination; an urban wunderkammer bulging with the unusual, the whimsical, the magical and the memorable.
Because of this, the place has become something of a modern mecca for the world's aethetes and creative innovators, who make the pilgrimage here each year to witness its splendid displays and quirky collections, discover new ideas and insights, and generally indulge in a bit of French flânerie (or what's otherwise known as 'rambling the rues in search of new style'). - Janelle McCulloch
Partnering with some of Paris's talented photographers and passionate correspondents, we are happy to be publishing our first issue of Le Stylezine. Le Stylezine is a magazine covering topics on French lifestyle, fashion, interior, business and more. It can be accessed online on our website (www.lestyle.org) and printed upon request. Catch our fresh first issue due to be out in early 2012.
Photographe: lestyletea.tumblr.com
