To Rome with Love

I went to see Woody Allen's latest film yesterday, To Rome with Love.  It's another of his "postcard" movies, just like Midnight in Paris and Vicky, Cristina Barcelona. This time however, Mr. Allen returns to the big screen, and I must admit that I had a few good laughs.

It's not his best movie, but I enjoyed the gorgeous shots of the city, the wonderful music and thought the scenes with Alec Baldwin were really good. As fresh as a lemon gelato, I think it's the perfect summer flick.

They say that French is the language of love. Well, I wholeheartedly disagree. Talk to me in Italian, baby.

(Images via Vanity Fair Italy and Pinterest)

Happy Monday!!!

 Happy Monday! Hope you had a fabulous weekend!

I was thrilled to finally see Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris. There were some amazing shots of the city,  Marion Cotillard looked ravishing ( as always) and the plot was not your typical Allen storyline. 

The main character played by Owen Wilson is a writer who dreams of moving to Paris to finish his novel. Let's just say that I immediately connected with the story right there!

I won't spoil it for you but will say that Hemingway and Dali both have a small but entertaining part in the film.  So does the Hotel Le Bristol, where I'd love to stay for just one night on my next trip!

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Dreaming of Cannes

The Cannes Film festival is well underway and how I wish I was there! A combination of glamour, film and the Mediterranean Sea would be just dreamy, non?

I'm particularly looking forward to viewing Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris which kicked off the festival in style and I Don't Know How She Does It which is being released next September with SJP based on Allison Pearson's fantastic novel. You can read a short review from the Telegraph here.

If you're looking for a touch of Cannes glamour, you can view pictures of Jane Fonda strutting the catwalk along with Naomi in a Fashion for Relief fashion show. 

(images via Vogue and Coffee, Getty Images)

Who's wearing the pants?

Loving all these fabulous pantalons for the fall! 

 It reminds me of the wide pants Diane Keaton wore in one of my favourite movies of all time,  Annie Hall. Of course, the styling was done by Ralph Lauren...

(Images via Vogue Us, Air France Madame, CW , The Sartorialist and CNN)