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"I started my day by slipping into my new tri-color Balenciaga pumps! After some consideration, I decided it would be ok to wear them to the Balenciaga show. The Balenciaga show is always very thoughtful and full of surprises. This one started with big ruffles but ended with simpler, almost 60s shapes. The Balenciaga shoe was a thick-heeled lace up. At Zadig &amp;amp; Voltaire for a presentation of about 13 looks. All the clothes looked cool and like you could wear them straight onto the streets of Paris! Snacked on radishes at the Zadig &amp;amp; Voltaire presentation. I really love radishes! (even going to Fat Radish pop up restaurant on Sunday night!) Next show: Carven, where modern takes on French 60s have become the trademark. Lots of bare stomachs this morning on the runways! The Nina Ricci show was all about the fetish lady. Elegant clothes with a hint of naughtiness. Think chains, netting and fringe. Next up, Balmain! Big, sharp shoulders, wideleg high-waisted pants, encrusted dresses and then some denim too! Fun show! And then I windowed shopped and enviously stared at the Goyard luggage. One day! The last show was Lanvin. What a beauty! It started with all sharp black and white day clothes and evolved to satin two-colored cocktail dresses. I felt like I could have been watching YSL in the 70s! Perfection! I decided to walk back to my hotel (traffic in Paris is truly horrible!) and be inspired by the streets. I can&amp;#x27;t help but look up and be in awe! I ended my night by having dinner with a group of young designers at the famous Deux Magot. I sat across from the very talented Anthony Vaccarello. And here&amp;#x27;s the beautifully quirky Olympia Le-Tan. Hope you enjoyed these photos! Follow more of my European adventure here!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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