Cute :p

spot: I know what you men, I did a double-take when I read the headline…=)

The necklace suits her definitely…Shows how she can turn a misfortune into something that will let her shine…actually, it looks better worn at the back than in front…

Liz: thanks for the video. Don’t worry there is interenet in Poland to check EGW.

PS It’s not a Parisiann lady but a Parisien gentleman, if you mean Tango_down. He confuses you because he is so sensitive and delicate as a true artist…

George : thanks for your correction and your gratifying remark…

Liz : if you give me a wig I could play the parisian lady, but no more than a minute 😀
As you guess, I can’t give you precise advices for shoe shops for women on Paris, but you can find many stores along “Champs Elysees”, it would be opportunity to go for a walk on the famous avenue.
Otherwise I can recommend you the “Forum des Halles”, which is the principal and the biggest shopping center in Paris, it’s situated in the 1st arrondissement (center of the town). There’s many way to access even by train (suburbs train called RER) or metro in the station “Châtelet Les Halles”, which is the biggest station where many lines cross, you will locate it easily on a metro map. There you’ll find all stores you want.
I think you should try “Galeries Lafayette” even if some stores are expensive, you will find undoubtedly many clothes and shoe shops.

Here are some links to help you (I hope you speak some french) :

http://www.galeries-lafayette-paris.com/francais/index.htm
http://www.forumdeshalles.com/vue/form/forumdeshalles/accueil/accueil.htm
I’ve found a link to a shoe store on Champs Elysées : http://www.insecula.com/oeuvre/O0019373.html

When you come on Paris, I can’t give you better advice than to provide you with a RER/metro map : http://www.pastafly.com/Sous-menus/metro-rer.png
RER are the big lines, RER A is red, B blue, C yellow, D green, the others are metro lines from number 1 to 14, the 14 is the famous entirely automated metro.

Finally, if you really want to know Paris, I can’t give you better link than this one (it can also interest all of you) : http://youtube.com/watch?v=OAMuNfs89yE&feature=related

LOL 😀

Have a good travel to Poland 😉

Liz: some shops to help you out honey 😉

you’ll love these stores/places as much i do! 🙂

Best places for shopping:
Le Marais:
-a lot of secondhand shops: Freepstar 8 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie and 61 rue de la Verrerie, 4ème; Studio W, 6 rue du Pont aux Choux,3ème; a shop named Vintage in Rue des Rosiers
-designers shops and multibrand: AB 33, 33 rue Charlot 3ème;
N°60, 60 rue Charlot, 3ème;
Olga, 45 rue de Turenne, 3ème;
Shine, 15 rue du Poitou, 3ème);
Joy, 38 rue du Roi de Sicile, 4ème;
Emilie Casiez, 57 rue Charlot, 3ème
ANAIM, 21 rue du Pont aux choux; 3ème

And a really cute tea room/shop: Le loir dans la théière, 3 rue des Rosiers, 4ème with old furnitures, many.

Saint-Germain: beautiful shops, lots of art galleries
Le Bon Marché, 24 rue de Sèvres: a multibrands and a luxury store (like 5 floors of fashion brands) with amazing designers (Chloé, Chanel, Marni, Prada, Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga and many more…)
Allison, 3 rue de Buci, 6ème: a little shop with lovely brands like Maje, See by Chloé, Paul & Joe sister etc…
Vanessa Bruno, 25 rue Saint Sulpice, 6ème
Les Prairies de Paris, 6 rue Pré aux Clercs, 7ème
Taschen, rue de Buci
Nanie, boulevard St Germain
Isabelle Marant, 1 rue Jacob, 6ème
Mellow Yellow, 16 rue Saint Placide, 6ème: shoes, shoes and shoes (but little store)

Haussmann/Opéra: le Printemps (the designers and the shoes floors are amazing!), les Galeries Lafayette. The H&M store of boulevard Haussmann is big and great, but there is a little one too in Passage Provence, just behind le Printemps.

Les Halles: the Forum des Halles is a little bit shabby and dirty, but next to it, the area is better and there is some interesting shops: Kiliwatch, 64 rue Tiquetonne (a big store with books, second-hand clothes and shoes (a little expensive) and Royal Cheese (Cheap Monday, April 77, Sessun, Levis…) 24 rue Tiquetonne
Near to that store, there is a great street named rue Montmartre with amazing shops at the beginning of the street : Territoire (small designers from France), Maje, Les Petites, Manoush, Bérénice…

Palais Royal/Musée du Louvre:
American Apparel, 31 place du Marché St Honoré
Colette, 213 rue Saint-Honoré
Gabrielle Geppert, 31 galerie de Montpensier, Jardin du Palais-Royal, 1er: a beautiful vintage shop
Pierre Hardy, 156 galerie Vallois, Jardin du Palais Royal: amazing but expensive shoes
Marc Jacobs, 56-62 Galerie Montpensier, 34 rue de Montpensier
107 Rivoli, 107 rue de Rivoli, 1er: the Musée de la Mode bookstore
Rue de Rivoli with H&M, Zara, Bershcka, André….

And Also:
Come on Eileen (second-hand clothes), 16/18 rue des Taillandiers, 11ème
Chez Mamie, 73 rue de Rochechouart, 9ème: second-hand and vintage clothes
Mamie Blue, 69 rue Rochechouart, 9ème: same things
Wochdom, 72 rue Condorcet, 9ème: vintage clothes (beautiful place, really 70’s with vinyls, dark carpet, a bed in the middle of the room…

more to come in a moment or if i remember i missed something 😛 …i hope it’s not obvious that i’m a shopaholic! LOL

Tango_down, please correct the details above if things have changed. i haven’t been back in Paris for the past 6 months so things might’ve changed. thanks! 😉

ooh i cant believe Eva was so close to my home !!

Tango_down: it all comes down to mindless hours of shopping around 😛

(some of the stores, i haven’t been in personally because it’s usually just my assistant who picks up the pieces i want so it’ll be better to check the stores for yourselves though i can testify that the pieces are good 😉 )

Liz: sorry it’s late but thanks for the video! 🙂

George: what a diverse crowd the Eva Green Workforce (EGW) is! 😛 LOL

Monique: LOL. thanks! i swear it’s true when they say that Paris is the best place to shop 😛

Liz : if you follow all spot’s advices and go to all stores which she recommended you, it would take you a month ! 😀 LOL

Liz: The EGW people rendez-vous will be a “must” when Eva decides to make theater either in London or in Paris…

Liz: Welcome to The Dreamers (lol)! Maybe we will see you in a youtube clip during the Franklyn’s premiere in London taking an autograph from Eva. Impossible is nothing (it’s not mine, but it suits…)

George: thank you fopr encouraging;)… i truely believe we are mostly all “dreamers” especially my person!…

p.s. which is your city?? just for location orientation=)

George : I know it, that’s why I said that you take brand slogan

My quotation is from Lavoisier, but I made a mistake sorry, the true quotation is : “Nothing gets lost, nothing gets created, everything is transformed”

Tango_down: the Law of Conservation of Mass/Energy? Applies to almost everything? Also shown in Dalton’s Theories on the Atom (used in stoichiometry), right?
Chemistry? That’s what I’m taking this summer…Hey, maybe you could help me out in my exams! Please be my online tutor!!!

Tango_down:I didn’t really think that would be possible…and you’re not so much a Hindu God, but a sort of jack of all trades…=}