Roses Guy with his Black Boeing 50
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Goyard for Pets
From the Queen of Cashmere "This Brand Has Gone to the Dogs" posted May 21, 2010 @ 4:52pm
On Tuesday, while strolling along the Rue St-Honoré in Paris, I came across Goyard. The brand has maintained shops there for-absolutely-ever. I remember them from my first forays into Parisian shopping. I was about 14 at the time. This was well before the Barney’s and Bergdorf fueled renaissance which brushed the dust off their stodgy image and raised the glam factor significantly.
There are two Goyard shops. You can see the main store in the reflection of the glass storefront of #352.
The entire first floor is dedicated to canine follies and indulgences — le chic du chien. And you know how I feel about my petite follie, LouLou, ne c’est pas?
There were custom collars galore. All bespoke and personalized according to the master’s taste and inclination.
There were doggy travel bowls made portable in Goyard signature cases. Perfect for our Queen of Cashmere road trips.
There were custom dog carriers which in my universe is referred to as a ”sneaky-bag”. My current bag just isn’t cutting it. LouLou and I have been discovered many a time and been thrown out of the very best of places. All Goyard dog carriers can be made to order and completely customzied which means the sneak-quotient can be upped considerably. Embarrassing removals could become a thing of the past.
Below is Joseph who offered to make a harness to fit LouLou if I sent him one of hers for sizing. He is extremely charming and accommodating. Anything for LouLou that my heart might desire can be had. 
Later, The Consort asked, ” How much was a harness?” He hates it when I don’t ask the price of anything. In his eyes, it’s my gravest failing. I promised to work harder at reform in the future.
On Tuesday, while strolling along the Rue St-Honoré in Paris, I came across Goyard. The brand has maintained shops there for-absolutely-ever. I remember them from my first forays into Parisian shopping. I was about 14 at the time. This was well before the Barney’s and Bergdorf fueled renaissance which brushed the dust off their stodgy image and raised the glam factor significantly.There are two Goyard shops. You can see the main store in the reflection of the glass storefront of #352.
The entire first floor is dedicated to canine follies and indulgences — le chic du chien. And you know how I feel about my petite follie, LouLou, ne c’est pas?There were custom collars galore. All bespoke and personalized according to the master’s taste and inclination.
There were doggy travel bowls made portable in Goyard signature cases. Perfect for our Queen of Cashmere road trips.
There were custom dog carriers which in my universe is referred to as a ”sneaky-bag”. My current bag just isn’t cutting it. LouLou and I have been discovered many a time and been thrown out of the very best of places. All Goyard dog carriers can be made to order and completely customzied which means the sneak-quotient can be upped considerably. Embarrassing removals could become a thing of the past.
Below is Joseph who offered to make a harness to fit LouLou if I sent him one of hers for sizing. He is extremely charming and accommodating. Anything for LouLou that my heart might desire can be had. 
Later, The Consort asked, ” How much was a harness?” He hates it when I don’t ask the price of anything. In his eyes, it’s my gravest failing. I promised to work harder at reform in the future.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Goyard Sac Voyage in Goyardine
I'm not sure when La Maison Goyard released the chevron in jacquard or what is called the Goyardine canvas. As far as I can tell from online auctions, pieces from the collection date back to the 1980's or so. The Limited Edition Grey Sac Voltaire had this same type of material. Featured here is a Sac Voyage or Weekender Bag. With it's simple pattern and functional design, I believe this is a great piece to travel with.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Goyard Core Collection: Saint-Honoré Clutch
Back in 2008 La Maison Goyard released the Pochette Saint-Honoré in honour of the 180th birthday of its founder, François Goyard (1828-1890). Drawing its inspiration from an antique trunk, the evening bag measures 12" x 4.5" x 2.5". Currently the Gold and Silver is priced at $4715 while the other colours are $3625.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Hayley Richardson
Hi there
Your blog is brilliant! I thought I would send you a picture of me with my beloved Goyard Tote.
I am a London based Personal shopper and use my tote all the time.
Warmest wishes
Hayley Richardson with her Navy Blue Saint Louis PM
Your blog is brilliant! I thought I would send you a picture of me with my beloved Goyard Tote.
I am a London based Personal shopper and use my tote all the time.
Warmest wishes
Hayley Richardson with her Navy Blue Saint Louis PM
Goyard Antique Chest
Photos: f0rzaroma
As per auction: THIS SUPERLATIVE TREASURE CHEST IN COWHIDE MEASURES 32" X 18" X 17" C/ 1875 IS IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION FOR ITS' AGE. THE PREVIOUS OWNER USED IT AS A WINE COOLER WITH A WATERPROOF ZINC LINER NO LONGER PRESENT. TO REPLACE THE LINER IT WON'T BE DIFFICULT, BUT THE USE OF THIS TRUNK IS VERSATILE. IT WOULD LOOK NICE IN ANY ROOM. IT IS FULLY SIGNED WITH A METAL TAG OUTSIDE AND A PAPER LABEL INSIDE. GOYARD MADE THIS TRUNK IN THE EARLY DAYS OF ITS BUSINESS. IT IS SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE AND I AM SURE IT WILL FIND A HOME TO BE ENJOYED FOR ANOTHER LIFETIME.
As per auction: THIS SUPERLATIVE TREASURE CHEST IN COWHIDE MEASURES 32" X 18" X 17" C/ 1875 IS IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION FOR ITS' AGE. THE PREVIOUS OWNER USED IT AS A WINE COOLER WITH A WATERPROOF ZINC LINER NO LONGER PRESENT. TO REPLACE THE LINER IT WON'T BE DIFFICULT, BUT THE USE OF THIS TRUNK IS VERSATILE. IT WOULD LOOK NICE IN ANY ROOM. IT IS FULLY SIGNED WITH A METAL TAG OUTSIDE AND A PAPER LABEL INSIDE. GOYARD MADE THIS TRUNK IN THE EARLY DAYS OF ITS BUSINESS. IT IS SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE AND I AM SURE IT WILL FIND A HOME TO BE ENJOYED FOR ANOTHER LIFETIME.
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