It was a magical 6 weeks filled with culture, fashion, food and love.. A memorable and life changing experience and one that can never be forgotten.
5 countries and 18 cities in 40 days with a plethora of sites to see , to say we were busy would be an understatement.
The Eiffel Tower by Paris' evening light, designer shopping at Rue Montagne, celebrities casually lunching in Monaco, rock beaches of Positano and colourful houses of the Amalfi. The multiple little lane-ways of Venice, old Roman architecture and history and the all day shopping of Barcelona.
I could keep going - but I won't!.
Aside from the beyond amazing sites and historical significance of these beautiful countries, I simply can not go on without mentioning the European fashions.
The best way to explain European women's everyday style is effortless chic!. Forget sky high heels and fidgety clothing, instead opt for a knit or simple tee, some shorts or a mini, flat ankle boots or sandals, satchel bag and add a blazer if its cold, hair in a top knot and voila - you are set and ready to go.
As for the fellas, men's fashion is so much more evolved in Europe. European men don't seem to fear fashion as much as I find many Australian's do. Their look is more refined and polished whereby tailored shorts and loafers are considered day wear and collared shirts and blazers with skinny chinos are a must for night.
Anyways, a few happy snaps for your viewing pleasure..
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| LV signature store in Paris on Champs Elysees |
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| Street style in Barcelona |
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| Traditional Parisien breakfast |
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| Street style in French Riviera |
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| Street style in Italys Amalfi Coast |
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| Traditional Gelato as seen all over Europe |
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| Parisien Architecture |
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| View from our hotel, The Grand Medusa, in Castellamare Di Stabia, Italy |
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| Venetian woodwork |
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