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10 Ways To Be Parisian with Caroline De Maigret
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October 14, 2014
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Paris is the most romantic city in the world; the city of love, light and fashion... so why wouldn’t you want to be Parisian? If you’re not fortunate enough to have been born in the chic-est capital in the world, don’t fret. We have enlisted one of its most beautiful women - Chanel muse, Caroline de Maigret - to provide her top 10 tips on how to get the laissez-faire attitude, bed-head hair and je ne sais quoi that are essential for pulling off pretending to be the perfect Parisian. Ecoutez bien! And if you still haven’t got the hang of it, delve into her new book How to be Parisian Wherever You Are: Love, Style and Bad Habits.
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Director Bertrand Le Pluard
Inspired by Caroline de Maigret’s book: How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are: Love, Style, and Bad Habits
Featuring Caroline de Maigret at Next
Assistant Director Christophe de Heaulme
Stylist Caroline de Maigret
Make-up Yann Boussand Larcher
Global Head of Video Danielle Bennison-Brown
Senior Video Commissioning Editor Jack Robinson
Production Manager Tiwirayi Magwenzi
All clothes Caroline’s own
Special Thanks
Amanda Bretherton at Next, Alix Thomsen, Sandrine Langlet,
Simon Thiebaut & Richard Descours
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