Nevertheless I picked out three Couture Designer from the Fashion week in Paris and I have asked some great travel bloggers to tell us their secret insider tip for Paris. As we all know Paris is kind of touristic. \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n
Do you want to know where the fashion staff of LV or Hermes goes out for dinner?<\/p>\n
Do you know how to safe time if you plan to visit the Tour\u00a0Eiffel (Eiffel Tower)?<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/h2>\nParis<\/h2>\n
L’amour, la mode and conseils. Paris is known in every part of the world to be “the” city of lovers. But it’s also know for the excellent fashion.<\/p>\n
When spring comes to Paris the humblest mortal alive must feel that he dwells in paradise.\u00a0-Henry Miller<\/strong><\/em><\/h4>\n <\/p>\n
Fashion<\/h2>\nAntonio Ortega<\/h3>\n
Spring\/Summer Couture Collection<\/p>\n
\u201cMy vision of couture is in constant evolution.\u201d<\/h4>\n
Antonio Ortega was born in Mexico. He started already at 8 years with his “designs”. 2001 he came to Paris. He traveled the fashion cities, learned, studied a lot and then his dreams came true. He has found his position in the world of Haute Couture in Paris. What kind of clothes does he design? “Clothes that make a woman feel free and at her best.”<\/p>\n
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<\/a>(c)Antonio Ortega<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n![\"Credit](\"http:\/\/www.nonsoloamore.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/ortega-hc-rs16-0619_collage-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/a>(c) Antonio Ortega<\/span><\/p><\/div>\nPatuna<\/h3>\n
Patuna is\u00a0original native of Georgia. Patuna spent her childhood studying and performing ballet and other artistic classes. She went through lots of studies and earned many degrees.\u00a0\u00a0She loves\u00a0glamorous and elegant looks.\u00a0She is the owner and director of Patuna Fashion House.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>(c) Patuna<\/p><\/div>\n
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<\/a>(c) Patuna<\/p><\/div>\n
DIDIT HEDIPRASETYO<\/strong><\/h3>\nReceived Silver Thimble Award in 2006 and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Fashion Design at 2007. Didit is an Indonesian-Paris-based fashion designer. He is known for his\u00a0lightness and sophistication designs. In 2012 he even collaborated with the exklusive\u00a0BMW Individual factory for a special edition of BMW\u00a07 Series.\u00a0BMW Individual 7 Series by Didit Hediprasetyo was limited to 5 units.<\/p>\n
In an Interview he said once about his ideal woman: “She might be wearing couture going for a coffee with a friend or going to the beach wearing a simple tank top and short.\u201d<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n![\"01](\"http:\/\/www.nonsoloamore.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/01-didit_2016january_look0002_collage.jpg\")
<\/a>(c) Didit Hediprasetyo<\/p><\/div>\n
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<\/a>(c) Didit Hediprasetyo<\/p><\/div>\n
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Travel Tips<\/h2>\n
But what would be Paris without some really cool Insider Tips. I already said – I asked some great travel bloggers to tell us their secret places.<\/p>\n
Secret Restaurant<\/h3>\n
“Everyone knows the famous La Madeleine church in the 8th arrondissement. It’s located just a short stroll from the luxury Rue Saint-Honore where you’ll find all of the most expensive boutique shops, as well as all of the most fashionable Parisian women! Not many people know that there’s a secret restaurant located underneath La Madeleine! The restaurant requires a membership card (around 5 euros to join) and once you’re a member you can dine there as much as you’d like. The food is simple, but tasty, and the ambiance is pretty unique. You’re dining underground, underneath one of the most famous churches in the city, surrounded by Parisian locals who are all on the their lunch breaks from the fabulous boutiques they work at (like Louis Vuitton, Hermes and Chanel!). You never know who you’ll see here during fashion week….” Kelly Mazur from\u00a0kellyellamaz.com<\/a><\/p>\n![\"(c)](\"http:\/\/www.nonsoloamore.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/kelly-ella-maz_edsc_0004-1024x681.jpg\")
<\/a>(c) Kelly Ella Maz<\/span><\/p><\/div>\nCulture Tips<\/h3>\n
“Being a culture buff, I was very excited to visit Paris myself.I knew I would see at least 4 or 5 museums and would be wandering around a lot. So, I bought a 4 day museum pass for about 56 euros or so, and also got a bunch of 10 transport tickets.This was after detailed calculations of how much I would spend individually and comparing the Paris Pass and Museum Pass. It was really worth it! You can really spend hours inside the Louvre because it’s that huge!My other favourite monuments were the Versailles Palace, the Notre Dame (though the steep stairs leading up to the gargoyles might be a bit of a problem if you are claustrophobic or scared), the Catacombs, the Alexander Bridge and just enjoyed walking around the city. Do keep in mind that the queues for many of the museums\/monuments are huge and you might have to spend an hour or more waiting! So, if you are visiting the Catacombs, be there early morning or later in the evening.” Menorca from Europediaries.com.<\/a><\/p>\n![\"bottle-1088298_640\"](\"http:\/\/www.nonsoloamore.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/bottle-1088298_640.jpg\")
<\/a><\/div>\n“Any trip to Paris can be considered incomplete without visiting the Catacombs.\u00a0The 2 Kilometer long labyrinth of sculls & bones 20 meters below the heart of Paris really has to be seen in person to get the full effect (obviously). \u00a0Eerily fascinating and well worth the wait!
\nInsider tip: Show up at 8am. This way you will only have to wait 2 hour until the\u00a0Catacombs open to get in. Show up any later and you will likely have a 3-5 hour wait. We were the 1st people in line on a\u00a0Tuesday (mid July), 5 minutes after we got there the line was a good 200 people long.” Amanda from travellust.co\u00a0<\/p>\n
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“The only way to save yourself some serious queuing time for the Eiffel Tower is to\u00a0pre-book your tickets online. Be careful as there are two options for tickets, one will only get you to the 2nd\u00a0floor but the other is all the way up to the summit. These are times tickets so you must be at the elevator within 30 minutes of your stated time.<\/p>\n
You can print your tickets or show your bar code on your smart phone. Tickets are\u00a0\u20ac17 for adults, \u20ac14.50 12-24yrs, \u20ac10 4-11yrs & free for under 4\u2019s. I\u2019d highly recommend having lunch at Le 58 tour Eiffel, the restaurant on the 1st\u00a0floor. It\u2019s surprisingly inexpensive; we paid\u00a0\u20ac25pp for lunch & \u20ac27 for a bottle of wine, well worth it for the experience and the stunning views of Paris. ” Corrina from \u00a0cherrysuedointhedo.com<\/a><\/p>\nI like Frenchmen very much, because even when they insult you they do it so nicely.\u00a0-Josephine Baker<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\n
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Fashion<\/h2>\nAntonio Ortega<\/h3>\n
Spring\/Summer Couture Collection<\/p>\n
\u201cMy vision of couture is in constant evolution.\u201d<\/h4>\n
Antonio Ortega was born in Mexico. He started already at 8 years with his “designs”. 2001 he came to Paris. He traveled the fashion cities, learned, studied a lot and then his dreams came true. He has found his position in the world of Haute Couture in Paris. What kind of clothes does he design? “Clothes that make a woman feel free and at her best.”<\/p>\n
<\/a>(c)Antonio Ortega<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n (c) Antonio Ortega<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n Patuna is\u00a0original native of Georgia. Patuna spent her childhood studying and performing ballet and other artistic classes. She went through lots of studies and earned many degrees.\u00a0\u00a0She loves\u00a0glamorous and elegant looks.\u00a0She is the owner and director of Patuna Fashion House.<\/p>\n (c) Patuna<\/p><\/div>\n (c) Patuna<\/p><\/div>\n Received Silver Thimble Award in 2006 and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Fashion Design at 2007. Didit is an Indonesian-Paris-based fashion designer. He is known for his\u00a0lightness and sophistication designs. In 2012 he even collaborated with the exklusive\u00a0BMW Individual factory for a special edition of BMW\u00a07 Series.\u00a0BMW Individual 7 Series by Didit Hediprasetyo was limited to 5 units.<\/p>\n In an Interview he said once about his ideal woman: “She might be wearing couture going for a coffee with a friend or going to the beach wearing a simple tank top and short.\u201d<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n (c) Didit Hediprasetyo<\/p><\/div>\n (c) Didit Hediprasetyo<\/p><\/div>\n <\/p>\n But what would be Paris without some really cool Insider Tips. I already said – I asked some great travel bloggers to tell us their secret places.<\/p>\n “Everyone knows the famous La Madeleine church in the 8th arrondissement. It’s located just a short stroll from the luxury Rue Saint-Honore where you’ll find all of the most expensive boutique shops, as well as all of the most fashionable Parisian women! Not many people know that there’s a secret restaurant located underneath La Madeleine! The restaurant requires a membership card (around 5 euros to join) and once you’re a member you can dine there as much as you’d like. The food is simple, but tasty, and the ambiance is pretty unique. You’re dining underground, underneath one of the most famous churches in the city, surrounded by Parisian locals who are all on the their lunch breaks from the fabulous boutiques they work at (like Louis Vuitton, Hermes and Chanel!). You never know who you’ll see here during fashion week….” Kelly Mazur from\u00a0kellyellamaz.com<\/a><\/p>\n (c) Kelly Ella Maz<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n “Being a culture buff, I was very excited to visit Paris myself.I knew I would see at least 4 or 5 museums and would be wandering around a lot. So, I bought a 4 day museum pass for about 56 euros or so, and also got a bunch of 10 transport tickets.This was after detailed calculations of how much I would spend individually and comparing the Paris Pass and Museum Pass. It was really worth it! You can really spend hours inside the Louvre because it’s that huge!My other favourite monuments were the Versailles Palace, the Notre Dame (though the steep stairs leading up to the gargoyles might be a bit of a problem if you are claustrophobic or scared), the Catacombs, the Alexander Bridge and just enjoyed walking around the city. Do keep in mind that the queues for many of the museums\/monuments are huge and you might have to spend an hour or more waiting! So, if you are visiting the Catacombs, be there early morning or later in the evening.” Menorca from Europediaries.com.<\/a><\/p>\n “Any trip to Paris can be considered incomplete without visiting the Catacombs.\u00a0The 2 Kilometer long labyrinth of sculls & bones 20 meters below the heart of Paris really has to be seen in person to get the full effect (obviously). \u00a0Eerily fascinating and well worth the wait! ———-<\/p>\n “The only way to save yourself some serious queuing time for the Eiffel Tower is to\u00a0pre-book your tickets online. Be careful as there are two options for tickets, one will only get you to the 2nd\u00a0floor but the other is all the way up to the summit. These are times tickets so you must be at the elevator within 30 minutes of your stated time.<\/p>\n You can print your tickets or show your bar code on your smart phone. Tickets are\u00a0\u20ac17 for adults, \u20ac14.50 12-24yrs, \u20ac10 4-11yrs & free for under 4\u2019s. I\u2019d highly recommend having lunch at Le 58 tour Eiffel, the restaurant on the 1st\u00a0floor. It\u2019s surprisingly inexpensive; we paid\u00a0\u20ac25pp for lunch & \u20ac27 for a bottle of wine, well worth it for the experience and the stunning views of Paris. ” Corrina from \u00a0cherrysuedointhedo.com<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Patuna<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/a>DIDIT HEDIPRASETYO<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/a>Travel Tips<\/h2>\n
Secret Restaurant<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Culture Tips<\/h3>\n
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\nInsider tip: Show up at 8am. This way you will only have to wait 2 hour until the\u00a0Catacombs open to get in. Show up any later and you will likely have a 3-5 hour wait. We were the 1st people in line on a\u00a0Tuesday (mid July), 5 minutes after we got there the line was a good 200 people long.” Amanda from travellust.co\u00a0<\/p>\nI like Frenchmen very much, because even when they insult you they do it so nicely.\u00a0-Josephine Baker<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\n
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