Please dress me for 2 days in Paris & 2 days in Disneyland!

[TheHouseofMirth]

I've totally lost my way with clothes. I can do smart and elegant quite well and like wearing dresses but casual totally eludes me.

Can anyone please suggest a couple of outfits smart enough for Paris, but also practical for sightseeing with 2 small children and for then going on the Disneyland in? I'm 5' 3", a flat-chested size 8 and blonde.

[TheHouseofMirth]

Ooh they're nice. I'm havin' 'em

[TheHouseofMirth]

I've already talked myself out of that top. There is huge gap between what I like the look of and what actually suits my stupidly tiny frame. Can't wear anything wide, floaty, slouchy etc and I should just accept it now and embrace neat.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

:)

The skinnies and 7/8ths trousers with a top like the navy striped one will be perfect on you then.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Think Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face.

[TheHouseofMirth]

Ooh good excuse to go and watch it again! If only I did have her funny face...

[Nehru]

Right. I'm about to come home. I can tell you a cashmere cardigan And a scarf (for wind) were my best friends.

All the English wear converse and look embarrassed. All the other tourists wear trainers and think fuck it. I wore wedge trainers were fine. I had a thing waved jacket with the cardigan as optional Warmer upper, put that in bag when warm. I had no good or brolly and just gotta not showered upon or went to have lunch.
There was little style to be seen anywhere. Amongst tourists or the French tbh.

[Nehru]

Waxed jacket. Not waved

[Nehru]

Woman I chatted to on the train had THE coolest multi coloured trainers from Zara. Those with skinny black jeans and a short black mac would look tres chic