Join in the Bastille Day Fun With These French Phrases
Vive la France! If you love street parties, July 14th is French National Day (fête nationale), commonly known as Bastille Day in English-speaking countries. It's the mother of all holidays here, so here's some vocabulary to help you get into the spirit!
How to Afford a Designer Vintage Watch
Owning a designer watch is only a dream for many of us. Now you can find a designer vintage watch in mint condition for half the price ... and you won't believe the origin of this timeless piece.
INSPIRELLE’s Holiday Gift Guide for Everyone on Your List
INSPIRELLE's got you covered during the gift-giving season in this holiday gift guide packed with creative ideas for everyone on your list!
The Gift of Giving Books to Save Our Bookshops in Paris
An American expat and avid reader argues that books are an essential part of life and suggests how to support your local bookshop this holiday season.
The Joys of Baking a Thanksgiving Pie in France
One of the challenges of baking American goodies like Thanksgiving pie in France is finding the ingredients you're used to. Here are tips from a pro chef to help!
7 Spooky Haunts Where You Can Celebrate Halloween in Paris
Looking for a place to celebrate Halloween in and around Paris? INSPIRELLE spotlights 7 spooky haunts where you can show off your costume and get your thrills, no matter what your age!
How to Throw the Best Kid’s Birthday Party in Paris
A mom and self-professed master at throwing the best kid's birthday party gives the lowdown on all the top workshops, venues and entertainers in Paris.
Satisfy Your Thanksgiving Turkey Cravings in Paris
Whether you're planning a feast at home or out on the town, INSPIRELLE gives you the scoop on where to celebrate an American-style Thanksgiving in Paris.
A French Women’s Guide to Celebrating Saint Valentine’s Day
A French woman gives her advice on making the most of Saint Valentine's Day, a celebration of seduction, eroticism and elegance.
An American Thanksgiving with a French Touch
For the past 30 years, my family has celebrated Thanksgiving in France, far away from the U.S. Our annual tradition is to invite another family, or sometimes a few couples to our home, and often our children each invite a friend to enjoy the “experience”.