Links I Love Week 10: Year 2026
Hello from Cincinnati! This time, Henri joined me for the trip, and I chose to drive. It wasn’t the easiest trip, leaving late and driving in the rain, but 100% worth it to have him with me.
On Friday, I stopped by my former French teacher’s classroom to talk to her junior/senior class. She was such a big influence on me that I wanted to thank her in person and, hopefully, spark something in the students. As they left for the weekend, they all received the “tout est possible” cards. Madame Marsh commented that it would be a great lesson to start next week, encouraging them to think about their future and what they want. A great way to kick off the weekend.
Links I Love Week 10
I squeezed in as much family time as I could, seeing cousins, my aunt and uncle, and my sister/brother-in-law and the kids were in town. On Saturday, I had a signing at the bookstore I grew up going to, Joseph Beth. When I saw they were carrying the book, I jumped at the chance to do an event with them. Plus, this is a fun opportunity to see my book-loving niece in her element, picking out books for herself to enjoy.
Also, can I just mention I worked on links ahead of time so I could enjoy family time and be present? Cheers to goals for 2026. Plus, my dad does not know his own wifi password, so this was done via phone hotspot. You do what you have to do!
Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.
Dior’s fashion week invitations? Collectable Tuileries chairs. This Elle Decor article takes you through the history of the chairs.
A Paris apartment with no bedrooms on the Left Bank via The Times Magazine
In the lap of luxury: 5 new hotels aim to indulge
A plywood-filled 430-square-foot Parisian pied à terre.
How adorable is this polka dot top and matching pants?
Diane von Fustenberg shares three life and beauty lessons. I just loved this quote: Love Every Season
“Much like the moon, women also have seasons. The spring of life is when everything is starting, and you like to marvel at each and every thing. Then there is the summer of life, where the fruits of it all are being revealed. In the autumn of life, there are many beautiful colors and lessons. Then you enter winter, which is where I am now. It’s such a luxury to have experienced the other three seasons because aging is such a luxury. It’s beautiful, too.”
My favorite linen pants are back at J.Crew, and there are so many beautiful colors to choose from this season.
A Victorian row home in Sydney has a beautiful rehab with Mediterranean vibes and vintage touches
Spring is just around the corner. As you know, I have been decluttering. This also makes space for things I truly love in our home. Koala cleaning products were a late 2025 discovery, and I just restocked. Their kitchen spray, hand soap are already house staples, and I just ordered their laundry soap (eucalyptus and rosemary) to try.
There are ten types of restaurants in Italy, and why you need to know the difference
How cute is this red dress? Perfect for spring with a blazer or sweater and for summer vacation with sandals.
12 French shoe brands all the Parisian cool girls are wearing
Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s wardrobe finds a new obsessive audience.
How to stop mindless phone scrolling
Loving the spring new arrivals at Reformation. This dress,
The high cost of getting food delivered via NPR
Telluride, America’s most luxurious ski resort, is tearing itself apart.
The collagen cliff has me even more excited to age. According to this article, there is a way to bank collagen, kind of like you bank money in your 401K.
The new Kilte collection caught my eye this week. I love this dress and this set.
How to eat like a local in Paris. Via Food and Wine. I think the title is misleading, given the article’s content and suggestions, which are more directed at tourists. Judge for yourself.
This week’s best sellers include the Warby Parker sunglasses I love, which are back in stock. These Vince boots are a great price.
One small change that can reset your sleep. This is key for me because if I don’t have a regular sleep pattern, it triggers a migraine.
This sweater looks like Jenni Kayne but is half the price.
A new lost generation: why Gen Z is unprepared for the workplace
The best budget hotels in Paris and what a $100 hotel looks like. Sent in by my father-in-law.
The Date Night talk every couple needs. I think this is important across the board, not just finances.
Sezane is launching a newborn collection this Sunday. The perfect French-inspired baby gift. I can’t wait to see the whole collection.
Companies are desperately seeking storytellers. Via WSJ. This is a conversation I was having with my husband recently.
Could the French Alps be next? If Vail Resorts arrives in France, it would become more upscale.
The best family-friendly hotels in Paris, according to CNTraveler
10 best eye creams for mature skin
How to use an oil cleanser according to a dermatologist. I have been loving this one from Tata Harper
The French twist hair trend is back
Elemis Friends and Family is on with 25% off using the code FF25. They just launched this rose-scented essence.
On the blog, I shared an update to my guide to the 9th arrondissement.
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Bonjour, I’m Rebecca!
I’m a photographer, blogger, croissant-lover, and world traveler. I hope that Everyday Parisian inspires you by bringing a bit of France into your daily life and helps you plan the best trip to Paris with personalized recommendations for places to stay, explore, and eat.
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