#american style
Bruce Willis (1985)
*Disclaimer: The following list is full of stereotypes….that happen to have a little bit of truth to them
1. Eating On-the-Go
American Girls:
French Girls:
It’s simply not done.
2. Smiling
American Girls:
French Girls:
They don’t. (Unless of course you’re best friends)
3. Giving a random person a compliment
American Girls:
French Girls:
Apparently, complimenting another woman you’re not friends with is considered creepy. Whoops.
4. On Meeting New People
American Girls:
French Girls:
Europeans in general accuse Americans of being over-the-top friendly.
5. Waiting for your french friend
American Girl:
Still the American Girl (Several Hours Later):
On time is not in the french vocabulary. In fact in many cases, it’s considered culturally polite to be tardy. See why here
6. On Dating
French Girls after 6 days:
American Girls after 6 years:
Let’s try to find a middle ground.
7. On Makeup
American Girls:
French Girls:
Seriously I feel like RuPaul outchea! But a little foundation wouldn’t kill ya’ll…
8. Dressing Up to Run Errands
French Girls:
American Girls:
Are we the only ones that do groceries in our sweatpants?
9. Healthy Healthing
French Girls:
American Girls:
But seriously, where’s my donut.
10. On Working Out
American Girls:
French Girls:
I’m pretty sure french women have never set foot in a gym. But how do you stay so thin?!
11. A Night Out
American Girl:
French Girl:
Cut offs
Pall Mall ad, 1970
本來有點懷疑會不會"吃裝潢"但餐點其實實在好吃! 小熊點了蔬菜PIZZA配黑咖啡(咖啡可)
PIZZA的皮軟軟的，很好吃，但中間有點撐不住自己的重量所以用刀叉吃比較不會弄髒髒
咖啡有付奶球和糖包，可以無限續杯
The coffee comes with creamer and sugar, and has unlimited refills
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US Vogue May 1977❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Model Rosie Vela in the arms of stylist Calvin Klein in her New York apartment. She wears an unlined Irish linen blazer, skinny trousers and a nude, enveloping camisole of silk charmeuse.
Editor Polly Mellen
Hair Christiaan
Makeup Way Bandy
Photo Arthur Elgort
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