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Monday, March 30, 2009
Photo by Dominique IssermannOn Saturday I went with Anne to see the Sonia Rykiel exhibit at the Musee Les Arts Décoratifs - Mode et Textile 107 rue de Rivoli 75001
I used to be a HUGE fan in the days when Sonia was the poor girl's Chanel...
Photo by Dominique Issermann
Sonia gave us so many things - fabulous color, sweater dresses, the high arm hole and the tight sleeve, writing in rhinestones, STRIPES!!! and independence. Her models danced down the catwalk at her shows, like in this famous photo by Dominique Issermann.
Sonia's stripes were to die for...
The colors and combinations were soooooo inventive - many of them nautical in origin...
I never had anything like this! But I had the belts, the gloves, the socks (!), hats, pins, the bags on a belt (the first fanny bags), even lipsticks. Whatever I could afford to buy...
I even made a very good friend, Parisien Christine, while waiting on line for the winter sales at Sonia at 7 AM. It was freezing and they put a little radiator out in the street and served us cups of coffee while we waited. Inside were cardboard boxes full of wonderful treasures marked down ridiculously! It was sheer heaven...
Andy Warhol did this portrait of Sonia with her mass of fabulous red hair.
After the exhibit Anne and I had a designer tea at Le Saut du Loup inside the museum...
Earlier we had lunch at Christian Constant's Les Cocottes, 135, rue Saint-Dominique, 7th.
A newish and very casual (et pas cher) branch of Constant's resturants - No reservations.
First we shared this terrific salade des lardons with a soft boiled egg lurking inside - words can not describe how good this was!
My main was roasted cod, served in a cocotte pot bien sur, with carrots and potatos, almost like a stew = FABULOUS!
Anne had this poulet with cream...
We did NOT eat this for dessert!
I used to be a HUGE fan in the days when Sonia was the poor girl's Chanel...
Photo by Dominique IssermannSonia gave us so many things - fabulous color, sweater dresses, the high arm hole and the tight sleeve, writing in rhinestones, STRIPES!!! and independence. Her models danced down the catwalk at her shows, like in this famous photo by Dominique Issermann.
Sonia's stripes were to die for...
The colors and combinations were soooooo inventive - many of them nautical in origin...
I never had anything like this! But I had the belts, the gloves, the socks (!), hats, pins, the bags on a belt (the first fanny bags), even lipsticks. Whatever I could afford to buy...
I even made a very good friend, Parisien Christine, while waiting on line for the winter sales at Sonia at 7 AM. It was freezing and they put a little radiator out in the street and served us cups of coffee while we waited. Inside were cardboard boxes full of wonderful treasures marked down ridiculously! It was sheer heaven...
Andy Warhol did this portrait of Sonia with her mass of fabulous red hair.
After the exhibit Anne and I had a designer tea at Le Saut du Loup inside the museum...
Earlier we had lunch at Christian Constant's Les Cocottes, 135, rue Saint-Dominique, 7th.
A newish and very casual (et pas cher) branch of Constant's resturants - No reservations.
First we shared this terrific salade des lardons with a soft boiled egg lurking inside - words can not describe how good this was!
My main was roasted cod, served in a cocotte pot bien sur, with carrots and potatos, almost like a stew = FABULOUS! Anne had this poulet with cream...
We did NOT eat this for dessert! But there was a wall at the exhibit of letters of admiration and quite a long one from Pierre Herme! So I thought it only fitting to show one of his desserts as well.
Any chance to show...
Any chance to show...
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BONJOUR LUNDI PB readers!!!!
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