This is a time warp! I had an identical Courrege outfit as a teenager, with Gogo boots to match, and bikini for beach parties...I had one outfit in fluo orange and a subdued (!) one in white. i loved everything Courrege...
this post brings back such memories. 30+ years ago, i was given a bottle of courreges empriente (?), my favorite fragrance ever. do you know if it is still made?
Loved the photos! Just returned from your area and loved every minute! We enjoyed St. Remy de Provence on Palm Sunday! It is a beautiful place, indeed!!! Everyone was so friendly and helpful! You are blessed! Penelope
Vibrant colours! but I wonder if they will actually be seen on the street so Paris. I remember reading about a Fashion editor attending at a Fashion show - she wore brown because at the time it was touted as the new black- but on arriving at the parade - all the other editors were wearing black or grey of varying shades!!
Wonderful bright colors for spring. I remember Courreges from when I was quite young. I love these bright colors but I'm not so sure I would wear them head to toe. Fun post!
Fun! You know, I was at my niece's first communion on Sunday, and I saw a woman there in a gorgeous dress that combined these colors. It was cerise on top and a slightly more burnt orange on the bottom in very simple sleeveless style. I thought, "Wow, it's not often that I get inspired by someone's outfit in a church!" But she was really rockin' that dress. :D
They are something else! Not sure I could get away with either the colour or length of skirt, but if I could it would certainly make it easy for my kids to spot me in the playground at pick up time!! Clare x
I have a vivid memory of watching a chic American mother and her young daughter shopping at that very store. The mother tried on two identical a-line go-go style dresses, one in light pink and one in baby blue. Upon her little daughter's approval, she promptly bought the pair. It was a delightful Parisian moment. Cheers, Alcira
These suits remind me of the uniforms the Concord hosties wore in the 70's. Not sure what colour they would have been 'cos we only had B&W telly. Ah the 70's, we certainly had to use our imagination in that B&W age! These are truly gorgeous, the Fuschia Pink for me please. Millie x
Oh la la! None of those colours here in this wet Sydney autumn. Just a sea of black and grey.
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Well that just simply show that Springtime is really here. Enough of those dark colors, but they still can be worn.
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Wow what fun Its a fabuous shop isnt it . fayx
ReplyDeleteThis is a time warp! I had an identical Courrege outfit as a teenager, with Gogo boots to match, and bikini for beach parties...I had one outfit in fluo orange and a subdued (!) one in white. i loved everything Courrege...
ReplyDeleteThis is a sunny spring . I love these bright colors
ReplyDeletei love Courregès.
ReplyDeletei remember them as a kiddo.
the pink and orange are so happy!!
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Interesting 'daily click' today Vicki.
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this post brings back such memories. 30+ years ago, i was given a bottle of courreges empriente (?), my favorite fragrance ever. do you know if it is still made?
ReplyDeletelove these brights!
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Fabulous - very Mary Quant!
ReplyDeleteWow - I didn't realize Courregès was still around - what a cheerful blast from the past!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What powerful pops of color. You've inspired me to eschew the blacks and grays today and wear the brightest in my closet.
ReplyDeleteThat's SO Paris - if you're not going to wear black, wear electric colors!
ReplyDeleteThe bright colored stuff in the windows?
ReplyDeleteI never see it in the streets!
Loved the photos! Just returned from your area and loved every minute! We enjoyed St. Remy de Provence on Palm Sunday! It is a beautiful place, indeed!!! Everyone was so friendly and helpful! You are blessed! Penelope
ReplyDeleteWow...this is unusual, are you sure you are not down under! How do the bright colors go with the city, not being so bright! xo
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see the pops of color in fashion this spring! Love this classic spin!
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Vibrant colours! but I wonder if they will actually be seen on the street so Paris.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading about a Fashion editor attending at a Fashion show - she wore brown because at the time it was touted as the new black- but on arriving at the parade - all the other editors were wearing black or grey of varying shades!!
Been there...done that.
ReplyDeleteSooo 1960's very hot looking, Oh to be young.
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Ooo la la! I love the color! its fabulous and so uplifting and fun to wear for summer - black and grey be gone!! :))
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! They are brighter than traffic lights! Wonder if they would have the same effect on the traffic?
ReplyDeleteLove them, brighter the better.
So hot!
ReplyDeleteWonderful bright colors for spring. I remember Courreges from when I was quite young. I love these bright colors but I'm not so sure I would wear them head to toe. Fun post!
ReplyDeleteFun! You know, I was at my niece's first communion on Sunday, and I saw a woman there in a gorgeous dress that combined these colors. It was cerise on top and a slightly more burnt orange on the bottom in very simple sleeveless style. I thought, "Wow, it's not often that I get inspired by someone's outfit in a church!" But she was really rockin' that dress. :D
ReplyDeleteThe colours are delicious Vibrant and fun like candy!
ReplyDeleteThey are something else! Not sure I could get away with either the colour or length of skirt, but if I could it would certainly make it easy for my kids to spot me in the playground at pick up time!!
ReplyDeleteClare x
So wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI have a vivid memory of watching a chic American mother and her young daughter shopping at that very store.
The mother tried on two identical a-line go-go style dresses, one in light pink and one in baby blue.
Upon her little daughter's approval, she promptly bought the pair.
It was a delightful Parisian moment.
Cheers, Alcira
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These suits remind me of the uniforms the Concord hosties wore in the 70's. Not sure what colour they would have been 'cos we only had B&W telly. Ah the 70's, we certainly had to use our imagination in that B&W age! These are truly gorgeous, the Fuschia Pink for me please.
ReplyDeleteMillie x