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Showing posts with label Pierre Herme's Ispahan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pierre Herme's Ispahan. Show all posts
Monday, August 16, 2010
HELLO PB Moms!
Are you out there?
Do you want to know more about Paris Moms, like what they're wearing?
And what are Paris Bébés wearing?
Les gosse/kids?
Well definitely les jeans.
Just like New York Moms, Paris Moms are pushing those pousettes/strollers every which way and you better keep your eyes peeled and feet out of the way or else!
Rather stylish too...
You can spot them a mile a way which is one advantage...
Paris dads know a thing or two about ice cream...
Some Paris dads are famous pastry chefs...
Paris babes get early lecons in chocolat at the Salon du chocolat btw...
So many lecons to learn for those Paris Bébés...
Life can indeed be tough for the Parisien child - choices, choices.
Some French kidlets ride right into Patisserie Pierre Herme (there oughta be a law non?) on their tricycles no less!
Are their Moms picking up a little Ispahan snack/gouter for them?
Pierre Herme Ispahan, original watercolor, 9" x 11"Probablement oui!
Or dessert in verrine/glass? It ain't Jell-O
There are certainment some lecons to learn from these Paris Moms and Dads...Do you want to see more?
Give a shout-out in the comments SVP
BONJOUR PARIS MOMS!
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
The four windows at Pierre Herme are full of giant strawberries/fraises...
And Paris is full of berries everywhere you look...
Is that the inspiration for the red shoes seen all over town?
No patisserie shop is missing a berry tarte in it's vitrines...
Back to Pierre Herme. His Spring/Summer collection is awash in red berries with green pistache like this Tarte Montebello...
We tried again his spécialité de la maison, the Ispahan full of raspberries - it never disappoints.
Red berries seen in residence on rue de vaugirard...
Patisserie Thevenin Saint Placide is always berry nuts...
And berries + chocolate...
At Epicerie Bon Marche berries wait their turn...
Even Paris streets are full of berry-pink bunnies from Cracking Good Art on Bd. St-Germain...
And Patisserie Secco at 20 rue Jean Nicot 75007 has a permanent pink berry hound waiting outside patiently...
This poodle was waiting not so patiently (yowling for his mistress) - his collar is strawberry red...ahemBONJOUR FRAISES des PARIS!!!
Friday, April 11, 2008
As promised pre-trip, I did get to taste quite a few of Pierre Herme's Ispahan Collection.
Photo by Saxon Holt
Last Sunday, I went to meet my miniature supplier, Priscilla, RementQueen for brunch. She was accompanied by a famed Rosarian, Clair G. Martin, Curator of the Huntington Rose Garden and our brunch turned into a rose lesson!
Yesterday I got his beautiful book in the mail, 100 Old Roses For The American Garden. Marie-Antoinette isn't holding a rose here just to look pretty. The French were instrumental in developing repeat blooming roses and future Empress Josephine encouraged her friend to develope new species of roses
No wonder Pierre Herme is obsessed with roses. The French and roses go back a long ways.
I ate this Ispahan Rose cheesecake.
I ate the Ispahan Surprise too...
I did not have the nerve to get the Saint Honore Ispahan.
Saving it for next time...
You see rose pink everywhere in Paris...
Like these tiny child's ballerinas...
Or this Anne Fontaine pink bow belt...
No wonder the French say La vie en rose...
Last weather report from Paris I heard it's still chilly and rainy...
But if I had this rose pink umbrella, would I care?
Photo by Saxon HoltLast Sunday, I went to meet my miniature supplier, Priscilla, RementQueen for brunch. She was accompanied by a famed Rosarian, Clair G. Martin, Curator of the Huntington Rose Garden and our brunch turned into a rose lesson!
Yesterday I got his beautiful book in the mail, 100 Old Roses For The American Garden. Marie-Antoinette isn't holding a rose here just to look pretty. The French were instrumental in developing repeat blooming roses and future Empress Josephine encouraged her friend to develope new species of roses
No wonder Pierre Herme is obsessed with roses. The French and roses go back a long ways.
I ate this Ispahan Rose cheesecake. I ate the Ispahan Surprise too...
I did not have the nerve to get the Saint Honore Ispahan.Saving it for next time...
You see rose pink everywhere in Paris...
Like these tiny child's ballerinas...
Or this Anne Fontaine pink bow belt...
No wonder the French say La vie en rose...
Last weather report from Paris I heard it's still chilly and rainy...But if I had this rose pink umbrella, would I care?
Thursday, January 31, 2008
#151 Strawberry Gateau, original watercolor, 9" x 11"
It's THINK PINK for SPRING!
Get ready!!!
I was in Bloomingdales last week and I was bombarded with PINK!
This giant Marc Jacobs HOT PINK "Plumbers" bag is major YUM is it not?!
#150 Pierre Herme Mini Lolly, original watercolor, 9" x 11"
Pink or rather "Ispahan" pink ( a kind of rose) is a standard with Pierre Herme.Here his lolly pop, Ispahan glass/verrine and Ispahan gateau...
PINK makeup is always in. This sign in Bloomies was too pretty to pass by...
Juicy Couture LOVES PINK!!!
This sneaker of theirs - what's not to love?
They even have a very pale pink knight in pink armor in their Bloomies boutique.
Betsey Johnson had a PINK CUPCAKE!!! charm bracelet...
Hot PINK sequine ballerinas...
I was looking for PINK gummy bears.
Nothing to show -I ate em!
They also had this ridiculous hot pink purse for candy...FUN!
An aside - I once left a pink/red paint color chart for Pierre Herme at his rue Bonaparte boutique. You never know... 
I know I'm awfully late posting today :(I've got NEW SILVER TRAYS in the house!
This tray is only 2 1/2" wide and the PINK teapot is all of 1" high!?
And lots of new MINI goodies - like more PH macarons.
YAY! I needed these desperately.I've been playing with my new mini toys too, too much and not taking care of business. First things first. All the sort of stuff I'm not good at...Ahem :)
That's why I'm in "Get Organized" class
Whatev.. THINK PINK!
Here are 2 other pink - posts for you!
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