Cedar Sentinel 2013-2014 Issues April 2014: Volume 47 Issue 6 | Page 3

A Fashionista’s Palace The great icons of fashion walk her streets. Not for the Eiffel Tower, instead to listen as fashions heart beats. Designers bow to the art she forms and creates, And quintessential styles that she, and she alone makes. The stylish dream of being embraced by her beauty and a lifestyle in complete lavish. She’s a Fashionista’s Palace, but we’ve nicknamed her Paris. At midnight the wise wine and dine. Women appear in dresses, that reveal the structure of their spine. Justice Iris The elegance of such a place is nothing to replace. I recommend seeing it face to face. I dare you to come alas, to a place where there is never an empty wine glass. Where all troubles seems to come to pass, A place that to most is just a dream where several celebrities are commonly seen. A Fashionista’s Palace is merely a place consumed by artistic passion, A place that has a heart for nothing but fashion. In the above poem entitled “A Fashionista’s Palace”, I have in essence described my thoughts about the ideals of Paris, from a fashion point of view. Several celebrities as well as everyday people seem to have become obsessed with the idea of Paris and all that it has to offer. However, the typical person that sees this place as an ideal has a keen interest in the idea of fashion, whether it be as society sees it or how they themselves see it. I myself have become somewhat infatuated with the poetic appeal that this particular place promotes. It is astonishing, how a single place has put this tilt in the fashion industry, and has made itself a somewhat icon for what we as society perceive as fashion. The poem above merely creates a slight ripple affect in the depth of this topic, however I believe that the lack of depth allows for you the reader to pursue this idea further. My intent was only to chisel at the basis of what Paris has done to the Fashion industry. Paris to me is quintessential when it comes to the poetry of a country. I myself continue to be fascinated with this place, and would hope that you the reader would as well. This is only the beginning for A Fashionista’s Palace. FRANCE