I have been in a not-so-great mood ever since the whole COVID-19 situation began. First with my family in China being affected, then with me in France for Paris Fashion Week just days before travel to and from Europe and the United States was halted, and now here in Portland. These are trying times and it is important to do things that being us joy while doing our part to win the war against this invisible killer.

What made me feel better today is looking through the photos from my recent trip for Paris Fashion Week and reflect on beautiful moments and outfits. For a moment, I was able to forget about the virus and escape back into a happier time. My favorite outfit, by far, was my Fendi look. Not only am I a huge fan of Fendi, but I was completely in love with the location we shot at, the shows I watched later that day, and the great memories that I made that day meeting so many great people.

Knowing that I will be visiting The Louvre Museum that day, I knew I had to wear an outfit that complements the vibes of the place and my new Fendi purchases seemed like the perfect fit. Both the museum and the clothing embody a marriage between elegance, timelessness, classic design, and modern design. The match was made in heaven.

Walking around The Louvre with my new Fendi print sunglasses, I felt like an under cover spy! The glasses made me feel edgy, elegant, and feminine, which is the best a pair can do! The shape is stunning and the gold Fendi emblem on the sides give that needed touch of extra luxury.

There is just nothing I do not like about this outfit. Then Fendi print on every piece pull the whole outfit together, the pleated skirt embraces the French 1920s era, the turtle neck embraces the 1940s era, and the shoe, which I have already talked about in previous post, is absolute perfect. However, I am most excited to tell you guys about my new Fendi bag!

I visited two separate Fendi stores in Paris, and tried on almost all bags to try and find the perfect match with this outfit. After about an hour, I almost gave up! However, I saw this last bag and matched it with a custom strap and fell in love with the combination. The bag design is traditional and simple, while the strap adds a modern touch to make the bag more interesting. I was so happy! My outfit was complete and I looked like a boss.

As I look at the last few photos from this trip, I am slowly transported back into our sad reality but feel so lucky to be sitting here, alive, well, and able, to write my post about France, from home unlike many of the victims. I could very well have been infected by this virus traveling internationally just 4 weeks ago or even worse, stuck in Europe away from home, my kids, and my husband. I hope that this post brought a little more joy into your day. Stay safe and sane by amazing Style Righters. Love you all!

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