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The Francophile Finds
Bienvenue and Welcome
It’s Lovely to Meet You
I’m Katie. I’m drawn to crisp striped sweaters, well-set tables, weekend escapes, and the simple pleasure of a slow morning with a coffee in hand. With a soft spot for French-inspired living and a love of classic American style, I use this space to gather the things I’m loving lately — from wardrobe staples to recipes and travel notes — all rooted in everyday life. Learn More…
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Where to Visit in New England This Summer
There is something about a New England summer that feels almost impossible to replicate anywhere else. The light lingers a little longer, hydrangeas line quiet streets, and every destination seems to offer its own version of a perfectly spent day.
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My Guide to Visiting The Met Museum
There are few places in New York that feel as timeless as The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
It is not just a museum, but an experience. A place where you can spend hours wandering through centuries of art, architecture, and history, and still feel like you have only scratched the surface.
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French-Inspired Spring Style
There’s something about spring that always pulls me back toward a more French approach to getting dressed. Maybe it’s the return of light layers, or the shift away from heavy winter pieces, but every year I find myself reaching for the same things.
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How Motherhood Changed My Style
Before becoming a mother, style was often about the mood I wanted to create for the day. I dressed for dinners, meetings, city afternoons, and the kind of polished moments that felt beautifully planned from beginning to end. I still loved timeless pieces then, but there was more room for clothing that only served the look itself.
Bonjour!
I’m Katie, a lover of travel, classic fashion, and well-set tables. This space is where I gather what I’m wearing, cooking, reading, and planning, inspired by coastal living and a quiet appreciation for French charm.
