Irresistible French Fashion for Summer
Barefoot Blogger · Inspire · Shopping & GiftsA week or so ago, the Barefoot Blogger could not resist going into one of my favorite shops in Uzes, L’atelier des Ours.
Yes, summer bobo chic fashions are everywhere. Lightweight pantaloons and flouncy ruffled dresses, among other irresistible things.
Who could pass it by?
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Agree! The summer fashions in Provence (& the Amalfi coast) are second to none. Finest laces on either delicate fabrics or fine wools, and best fit & construction. A number of my fave closet items were picked up there :)
Fall fashions are great too! Sweaters for a fraction of Canadian pricing.