The first is a high school student and wants to become a psychologist. The second studies applied foreign languages (English and German).
That day, the two young women had initially decided to go to the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, in the 16th. But, finally, a change of plan: here they are in the Marais, enjoying this neighborhood which has “set the mood with stylish people everywhere”!
The two friends feel good there, free to dress as they wish without anyone feeling authorized to comment on their outfits or judge them. So nice. And so Marais…
Aurélie buys 90% of her clothes in thrift stores while Chloé dresses with pieces gleaned from stores or on low-cost sites.
AURELIE
Applied languages student
Pullover – Vintage
Pants and bibs – Vintage
Jackets – Vintage
Shoes – Bershka
Bob - Primark
Belt – Vintage
Bag – Vintage
Chloe
High school student
Feather top – Vintage
Pants and bibs – Knitting
Jackets - Vintage
Sneakers – Bufallo
Sunglasses - AliExpress
Jewelry - AliExpress
strips – Bershka
Bag – Bershka
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David's look
DAVID Director of the Dogo store See David and retrace your steps to check that you haven't dreamed. See him again to believe that, yes, this man is really a strange zebra who does not fear the gaze of others. Eccentric like Alexander McQueen, David...
The look of Ufo, Jeff and Juno
Le Marais is the district of encounters and chance. At the turn of a street, we come across beings with unique character and beauty. Here we are in front of Jeff, a DJ, model and graphic designer. Of Swiss, Congolese and Mauritian origin, he introduces himself: “I came to mix a cutting-edge English brand for Unknownuk…
Violette's look
VIOLETTE Student in art historyIn the past, Parisians had a bad reputation. But we have to believe that times are changing. “In Paris, people are often pleasant and not afraid to mingle with others. For example, there is a beautiful queer community...
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The best tattoo parlors in Marais
Tattooing, an age-old practice, has long been the prerogative of convicts, dock workers, the underworld and sailors. Although it has become democratized, now affecting all profiles and concerning one in five French people, including 16% women compared to 10% men, it still remains taboo due to its definitive and transgressive nature.
Juliette Drouet actress, muse and mistress of Victor Hugo
At 14 rue Sainte-Anastase, from 1836 to 45 and at 12 from 1845 to 48, a few hundred meters from Place des Vosges, lived the muse and lover of Victor Hugo, Juliette Drouet née Julienne Gauvain.
Piccola Mia, the pizzas of the Republic
On the Place de la République, a brasserie with Italian accents has just opened, which quickly made people forget the old Pizza Pino. Welcome to Piccola Mia, the fruit of the joyful encounter between Italian chef Denny Imbroisi, pizza chef Julien Serri and mixologist Matthias Giroud who creates a creative cocktail menu.