
One of the
advantages of living in Paris is that you can buy a baguette, some cheese,
olives and a bottle of wine and have a picnic at Versailles, just in 20 minutes
by car.
That’s
exactly what Edo and I did last Sunday.
Parisian
weather was merciful with us, so we decided to visit only the gardens, keeping
the visit of the inside for next winter. It was a good idea, since the park is
really enormous. Every corner has its peculiarities: the Bacchus and the
Apollo’s fountain, the Colonnade, the Ballroom, the tall white statues… really,
every 20 meters, there is some secret to discover. Even a funny
cat that was sleeping under a tree!
My
favourite part was maybe the Orangerie, a large area with a pool, four
gardens with the same dimension and similar geometric design and of course
hundreds of orange threes. I wonder how many love stories have born
in those gardens and how many intrigues were hidden behind the hedges!
We also saw
an amazing spectacle of musical waterworks that we enjoyed so much. It was so romantic <3. I
can’t wait to come back and see the rest of the palace!


I WAS
WEARING:
Elisabetta
Franchi ripped jeans
Jonak low
boots
Pinko sweater
Zara bag
(winter 2013)





















I ike your sweater!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love your boots a lot and you are so lucky! I'm trying to go to Paris next year! It's been a dream of mine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great work done by the photographer. you are looking awesome.
ReplyDeleteafrican french lace | nigerian lace fabric