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Wood shavings in the shape of butterflies adorn this mannequin's hair in a forest scene in a Paris vitrine. Click photo to enlarge and view detail. Check back later for more holiday displays from Paris, New York and Philadelphia.
Comments
great capture! wow! and Wow! i love the butterflies too.. i would like those in my hair..if i had that much hair :( which i don't. i meant to tell you i love the new festive header :)
How can you be in all those places at once? Parisian Christmas displays are luscious (I live here too). I've noticed they're considerably more artsy than most American displays! Though I'm sure those in NY and Philly are pretty sophisticated. I'm from San Diego so I grew up with Santa Claus in Hawaiian shirts and Christmas lights on palm trees. Not quite the same... ;-)
I actually stopped by because I thought you might like to know about www.francophilia.com, the only social network for francophiles.
We launched a year ago, and in 2009 we're going to add a marketplace where you can get your fill of French stuff. We're a tiny startup operating on a shoestring budget, and depending on francophile bloggers like you to help get the word out.
Hope you and your readers will stop by and join us! And please help spread the word!
Oh - What JOY!!
Only Tara could take me out of a dreary day of rain and mud to the delights of Albino Peacocks with Shimmering Silver + Anthropologies' Ripped Golden Tapestries
and one of my favorite little pocket parks near MOMA. Great Gobs of Gratitude, Madame!
JJJjjj
great capture! wow! and Wow! i love the butterflies too.. i would like those in my hair..if i had that much hair :( which i don't. i meant to tell you i love the new festive header :)
Posted by: Robin Laws | 21 December 2008 at 12:25
Beautiful!
The French are so inventive!!!
This is a dreamy photograph.
You did good!!
xox
C
Posted by: rochambeau | 19 December 2008 at 16:26
Bonjour Tara.
How can you be in all those places at once? Parisian Christmas displays are luscious (I live here too). I've noticed they're considerably more artsy than most American displays! Though I'm sure those in NY and Philly are pretty sophisticated. I'm from San Diego so I grew up with Santa Claus in Hawaiian shirts and Christmas lights on palm trees. Not quite the same... ;-)
I actually stopped by because I thought you might like to know about www.francophilia.com, the only social network for francophiles.
We launched a year ago, and in 2009 we're going to add a marketplace where you can get your fill of French stuff. We're a tiny startup operating on a shoestring budget, and depending on francophile bloggers like you to help get the word out.
Hope you and your readers will stop by and join us! And please help spread the word!
Merci et à bientôt.
Pamela Poole (LaGoulue)
Founder
Posted by: Pamela Poole | 19 December 2008 at 11:28
Oh - What JOY!!
Only Tara could take me out of a dreary day of rain and mud to the delights of Albino Peacocks with Shimmering Silver + Anthropologies' Ripped Golden Tapestries
and one of my favorite little pocket parks near MOMA. Great Gobs of Gratitude, Madame!
JJJjjj
Posted by: judith | 18 December 2008 at 19:17
Man, oh man. This image is going to float with me as I drift off to sleep tonight. I'm sure I'll have delightful flying dreams.
Posted by: Relyn | 18 December 2008 at 11:42
Hola Linda amiga!!
I hope my last comment posted? The new typepad is soooo strange ;) ;)
But, what I said was, I looove those butterlfies!! Wood shavings? SO clever!!! xoxo
Posted by: A Fanciful Twist | 18 December 2008 at 11:42
I am in loooove with wood shavings as buttttterflies!! xoxo
Posted by: A Fanciful Twist | 18 December 2008 at 11:42
Did someone say, butterflies? ; )
Posted by: Christina | 18 December 2008 at 01:30
Love the chapeau!
xo
Posted by: tinker | 17 December 2008 at 23:41