CENTURY FRENCH

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As a teenager, Steve Libert was mesmerized by a teacher's stories of the brash 17th Century French explorer La Salle, who journeyed across the Great Lakes and down the Mississippi in a quest for a trade route to the Far East that he hoped would bring riches and renown.

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                    [Title] => Promod offers French chic on a Pinay budget
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Parisian style has always fascinated me despite having a New York aesthetic. New Yorkers wear safer clothes and have a thing for black and white, while the French have an innate flair for color, drama and sensuality without being overtly sexual.
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Expedition hopes to find La Salle's long lost ship

By John Flesher | June 15, 2013 - 4:28am

As a teenager, Steve Libert was mesmerized by a teacher's stories of the brash 17th Century French explorer La Salle, who...

World

Promod offers French chic on a Pinay budget

By Grace Velasco | September 6, 2009 - 12:00am

Parisian style has always fascinated me despite having a New York aesthetic. New Yorkers wear safer clothes and have a thing for black and white, while the French have an innate flair for color, drama and sensuality...

On the Radar