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Bookish Buys: The Paris Gown by Christine Wells

Bookish Buys: The Paris Gown by Christine Wells

Bookish Buys

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About The Paris Gown by Christine Wells:

From perennially popular historical novelist Christine Wells, the delightful tale of three young women in 1950s Paris who share a single dazzling Christian Dior gown.

Paris, 1955

Three friends—Claire, Gina, and Margot—who parted as very young women with their whole lives ahead of them, reunite in Paris years later, determined to start life anew.

Parisian Claire has been working hard to become a Michelin-starred chef one day, but ever since the heady time she spent in the company of socialites Gina and Margot, her dream has been to own a Dior gown. This seemed like a far-off fantasy, until the eccentric and wealthy Madame Vaughn, who lives above Claire’s family brasserie, abruptly leaves Paris, asking Claire to mind her apartment. More bafflingly, Madame Vaughn also makes Claire a very special gift: a stunning Dior gown.

Meanwhile Gina, a cool American blue blood, lands on Claire’s doorstep nursing a broken heart and a broken engagement after her father lost all of the family money in a risky business venture. A journalist aspiring to be a novelist, Gina has returned to Paris in the hopes of pursuing her dream. But when her father begs her to attend the United States Embassy ball in the hopes of persuading Hal Sanders, her former fiancé, to invest in her father’s new business venture, she is torn. She wants to help her father, but seeing Hal again will be exquisitely painful. And what on earth is she going to wear?

Warm-hearted Claire insists Gina wear the Dior gown to the ball, and after some hesitation, Gina accepts. At Dior for Gina’s fitting, who should assist them but Margot, the friend they thought had gone back to Australia to be married. But Margot is living in Paris and working at Dior under an assumed name, and clearly, she is not happy to have been found.

Is their close friendship at an end? Or will the wonder and delight of the Dior gown bring these young women back together?

Gorgeous, perfectly fitted, lustrous and luxurious, the Dior gown has the power to change lives—as these three remarkable women are about to discover…

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Bookish Buys: The Paris Gown by Christine Wells

While not all of us can own or wear a Christian Dior gown like Claire, Gina, and Margot in Christine Wells' The Paris Gown, donning a white frothy dress inspired by the elegance of the past can still make you feel like the main character in your own life. The delicate layers of fabric, the intricate detailing, and the timeless silhouette of such a dress evoke a sense of grace and sophistication reminiscent of Dior's masterpieces. This enchanting attire can transport you to an era of glamour and refinement, allowing you to embody the poise and confidence of Claire, Gina, and Margot. Whether attending a special event or simply embracing a moment of self-celebration, wearing a dress inspired by the elegance of the past can be your ticket to feeling like the protagonist of your own captivating story.

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