Bout Damn Time!

[Messy Nessy Chic]   Trumpet noise! Big news. It’s time to reveal the official MessyNessyChic boutique! Yup. As of right now, it’s open for business and filled with our very own pieces inspired by the motto we live by: Don’t Be A Tourist. From t-shirts and tote bags to pillows and journals, now you can keep a piece of MNC with you, wherever you go. [Image]( [Shop Now]( And if you didn’t yet order the Don’t be a Tourist in Paris book, here’s your chance to get it with a few exclusive accessories. I put together [a little article that tells the story]( behind the shop too. With love from Paris, [Nessy] PS: To see the store, [click here!](   [The Little Paris Shopkeeper](  [IMG_1719](  When I was a little kid, my favourite thing to do was play shop. For Christmas, I asked for a toy cash register and set up my room like a boutique, displaying my clothes on hangers, putting price tags on everything and greeting imaginary customers. Today, I actually opened a real online store, with my…  [Continue Reading](   [Hedonist Hollywood’s Lost Garden of Allah](  [d04c1706a4957c65_large](  Before James Dean moved into the Chateau Marmont and made it a Hollywood landmark and go-to spot for stars to get up to no good, there was the far more notorious, but now long-forgotten Garden of Allah. The hotel’s ambrosial name certainly had no reflection on its reputation as the never-ending house party on Sunset…  [Continue Reading](   [Oh Lord, Won’t you Buy me a Caravan Yacht](  [Adventurer-Cab-1080x650](  Is that a motor home with a helicopter pad on its top deck? Why yes, yes it is. It also comes with a portable swimming pool, because both are clearly the most vital features of a camping trip. Behold the sixty-five-foot-long 1952 Executive Flagship… Designed by William MacDonald of the Chicago-based Mid States Corporation, the…  [Continue Reading](   [The 27 Inch Dolls that Saved Post-War Paris as the Fashion Capital](  [david-theatre](  Even Hitler couldn’t rob Paris of its style. In 1945, the end of the war was in sight, the French capital had already been liberated of the Nazi occupation and it was time for Paris to relaunch its fashion industry. There was just one problem– the industry couldn’t afford enough fabric to actually create new fashion.…  [Continue Reading](  Interested in Becoming a MessyNessyAmbassador? [Get Your Ambassador Link And Start Sharing!](    [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [Blog]( [To ready more from MessyNessyChic visit the Blog]( and make sure you keep getting these email by adding contact@messynessychic.com to your address book or whitelist us. Our postal address: In a Café, Paris 75001 Want out of the loop? [Unsubscribe](.