With cooler weather, locals and visitors alike have amped up the fashion factor. It’s that time of year when people in T-shirts and jeans rub elbows with folks in fat scarves and fur coats.
Carcassonne isn’t Paris, where you have a lot of people who look fabulous. There also are a lot of people who look awful. Because there are a lot of people. Same thing in New York or London or Barcelona.
Carcassonne is just a little city, and it’s rare to see anybody really dressed up. Maybe because so many people here are on vacation, we residents also feel like we’re playing hooky. But casual doesn’t mean sloppy.
In any case, a recent stroll through la Cité found many stylish tourists. If you wonder what to wear on vacation in the fall, here are some great ideas.
Ah you are a people watcher, it is my favourite pastime, I try to imagine who they are and what they do and I am pretty good at knowing who is french and who is not.
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Yes, it’s so fun!
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Great street fashion. I love how you celebrate the styles of all ages and sizes. That mustardy orange color is very appealing.
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I think real people who look good are much more interesting.
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I love watching people! Love to see these street style pictures, very inspiring!
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The whole French café terrace life is about people-watching. Just had to share a little here.
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That’s why I love the French café culture so much!
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Great photos…people watching is the best. We were in Nice last weekend….a GOOD place to watch people. They do strut their black biker jackets…
Ali
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Oh, Nice must have been fun! There was a French TV series set in Nice (or maybe it was Cannes) and everybody was very well dressed!
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Those mustard boots are cool. Where can I get some I wonder? I must look out. And the mustard jacket is rather nice too…
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I haven’t really looked for boots, but mustard does seem to be everywhere.
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You found some good examples. People do dress less casually in France, which is nice. Mustard was a favorite color of mine in the 80s. My husband hates it. I’m not fond of the blanket coats or ponchos, but I suppose my opinion could change.
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I liked how colorful the patterns were. The ladies in head to toe black are elegant, but it would be boring if we all dressed that way.
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Love these ‘fashion’ posts of yours, I do enjoy a spot of people watching. Good to see some colour on the streets….I adore mustard but it looks awful on my pale skin, olive and dark skins really do it justice.
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I know, mustard isn’t for me, either. But it’s hard not to notice it EVERYWHERE. I regret that I am not a real street-style photographer but a mere dilettante.
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Love the mother-daughter shopping photos–at least three sets. Thank you for this spot of color.
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Aren’t they sweet?
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