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"Bienvenue a Paris mes amis! I\u2019ve been in Paris for a week missing the runways &amp;amp;#x2013; and you, of course &amp;amp;#x2013; so I hope you\u2019re ready for another runway rush! So far I\u2019ve indulged...\n\n[\n\n](http://www.fashionista.com)\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nBienvenue a Paris mes amis!\n\nI\u2019ve been in Paris for a week missing the runways &amp;amp;#x2013; and you, of course &amp;amp;#x2013; so I hope you\u2019re ready for another runway rush!\n\nSo far I\u2019ve indulged in lots of crepes, lost loads of maps and noticed a non-fashion trend that\u2019s already moving onto the runway: the opposition of old and new. It started when I went to the Palace of Versailles and they had Jeff Koon\u2019s balloon sculptures in Louis XIV\u2019s old rooms. Yesterday, it continued with famous fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier\u2019s images on display next to Monet\u2019s sunsets at Le Petit Palais, and today I saw some very modern fashions presented at the Louvre.\n\nSo while you\u2019re seeing fresh designs this week, keep in mind how everyone in Paris is informed, and inspired, by the past. A juicy history makes the most beautiful dress ten times better."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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