New York Street Style: Electric Biker

Electric Biker.

"I've been walking around all day today taking photos. This is one of my favorite ensembles to wear."

-Shot in SoHo, NYC.

New York Street Style: Cool Girl Trio

"We're good friends and we all go to school together. A lot of our own individual style rubs off on each other, but we like to dress in a laid back, edgy yet fashion forward way."

-Shot in TriBeCa, NYC.

Look Of The Day: Dressy N' Spunky

A Stroll Through Paris.

Parisian streets and cafes provide the great backdrop for casual strolling and photo-ops. As well as pleasant, sunny weather.

Paris Chocolatier: Maison Georges L'arnicol

Chocolat.

It's no doubt that Paris is home to the most decadent and luxurious chocolates to ever cross our taste buds. Ever. Therefore, living up to that sweet reputation is crucial. In comes Maison Georges L'arnicol. The hub for all things sweet, crunchy and chocolate (or all three!) the chocolaterie and biscuiterie is famous all around Paris for its unique delicacies with everything from cocoa dusted truffles to peach filled puff pastries. No matter your sweet tooth preferences, you are sure to find one to satisfy it. 

Located on a quiet street on Rue de Rivoli in Paris' Les Marais district, the store (which is impressively large) features rows upon rows of varying chocolate and cookie gourmet goods. A must-try here, though, are their macaroons. With heavenly flavors such as strawberry vanilla, chocolate mousse and lemon sorbet, these dainty but delicious delectables are hard to resist. Go ahead, spoil yourself!

14 Rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris, France

Paris Café: Au Bout en Train

Brasserie's are at the very pinnacle of French culture and all things Parisian. Locals often seek out these nestled café's as the point of re-grouping and relaxing. The many hours spent frolicking in this magnificent city comes to a halt when you take a moment out to sit down at one of the many authentic brasseries that the city has to offer, to enjoy a warm cup of coffee and a delicious hot plate of the "plat du jour" (meal of the day") which usually comes with a side of scrumptious French fries.

When in Paris, be sure to stop by the "Au Bout en Train" brasserie. Just steps away from the famous "Gare Du Nord" train station, the brasserie offers a selection of mid day meal varieties as well as the option of indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating is recommended, though, as you can sip on your café facing the street. Perfect for French people watching.

Au Bout en Train

123 Boulevard de Magenta, 75010 Paris, France