Wrapping up my France photo dump with a few leftover highlights. It’s hard not to treat every stop along the way like a mood board; everywhere you look, there’s something to capture—a perfectly aged doorway, a cozy cafe corner, or an effortless outfit picked out for wandering around.

Ahead are a few favorites from my camera roll—from morning cafe stops and flower markets to museum pieces, random table settings, and a couple of fits I wore.

xx Jules

Little Outfit

The perfect outfit to grab lunch — for an easy, effortless outfit that feels both luxe and laid-back, you really can’t go wrong with a pair of trousers and a little tank. The key is in the details: add a fun statement necklace, a great bag, and a few simple accessories to elevate the look and bring it all together.

Shop a similar look here.

Farmers Market Stop

One of my favorite parts of summer in France is settling into little routines that make it feel like home — like hitting the local market for fresh fruit and veggies, then coming back to cook a slow meal.

Table Settings

Completely obsessed with this table setting I saw at a museum in France. Between the floral wallpaper, the candle chandelier, vintage tableware, beautiful silver details, and the prettiest fruit arrangement — the tea-inspired touches made it all feel so romantic and whimsical.

Château details

I’m such a sucker for these old-world French château interiors. The antique statues, velvet drapes, rich fabrics, old leather-bound books, and all the little details make it feel like you’ve stepped into another era.

I especially loved the velvet-covered tables with stacks of old books. There’s just something so beautiful about seeing these historic spaces with so much of their original character still intact. 

Bookshelf

This shelf of books, all wrapped in shades of cream, was way too satisfying not to snap a photo.

Skirt x Tee

I loved pairing this plaid skirt with a graphic little tee — the contrast gives the look a fresh, slightly unexpected take. The best part is keeping everything else simple: just add a pair of flip-flops, a cute bag, and a few accessories. It’s casual, but the skirt gives it just enough polish to feel pulled together. Shop similar look here. 

Shops

Half the fun of walking around is stumbling on antique shops with their displays spilled out onto the sidewalk. Gorgeous vintage frames, velvet chairs, and all kinds of cool finds sitting right out in the open.

Cafés

The little café chairs paired with tiny round tables, often in unexpected colors, create such a distinct Parisian aesthetic. Even when the setup is incredibly simple, it feels intentional and effortlessly chic. Of course, the people-watching isn’t bad either.

Flower Shop

Visiting a flower market is a non-negotiable for me, whether I’m in LA or Paris. I could honestly spend hours just walking through rows of buckets overflowing with fresh flowers.