One fine day, sitting at a café terrace, you see a couple pass by who seems charming to you and who, seen from afar, seem to embody the French spirit wonderfully, a notion, it is true, subjective to say the least... and here you are running after them to ask them if they would agree to pose for the “street look” section of Marais Mood. Their answer is yes.
While they let themselves be photographed as a family, Paul tells us that he himself is a top photographer: the ads for Yves Saint-Laurent or Victor & Rolf perfumes are him. Laurence is a stylist. From the Marais, they love the village spirit and also the breakfasts at the Le Progrès café. Niki, their baby, is not working yet. But he is already – they say – a neighborhood figure. Local mascot, he is apparently the unofficial ambassador of Progress.
PAUL
Photographer
T-shirt –Supreme
Pants and bibs –Cos
Jackets - Louis Vuitton
Shoes – Nike Air Vapormax Plus 'The Shark'
LAURENCE
Stylist
T-shirt - Zara
Jacket – Levis
Pants and bibs – Levis
NIKI
Infant
Caps – Toast and chocolate
YOU HAVE IT (STREET)LOOK COCO
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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Juliette Drouet actress, muse and mistress of Victor Hugo
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