There are a few cities in the world at the top of every fashionistas 'must-see' list and Paris is certainly one of the most beautifully chic. The Junior Fashion team were lucky enough to be whisked away via Eurostar to the elegant Yves Delorme store

, Vancouver, various American cities, Cairo, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dubai, Moscow and, closer to home, Lille (by Eurostar), Inghams’ exciting brochure offers lots of fabulous choices. Prices start at £160 per person at the two-star Hotel Bordeaux, Paris

of paradise. Not that that carries much sway for your average four-year-old. Joe is, however, very pleased that we’re travelling by train (he has a fear of flying) and, barring mishaps or delays, Eurostar will whisk us into the heart of Paris in just over two

pinafores and soft knits featuring stripes and spots to mix and match.Sir Paul was as charming as ever and joined us back on the Eurostar home that afternoon where we toasted the new collection with a glass of bubbly. Fans of the adult Paul Smith range

for everyone to enjoy.There's still time to hotfoot it on the Eurostar and be in Paris within a couple of hours. And if you can't manage it, there's plenty of family activities availabe at Le Meurice all year round. Young guests are given a special Le Meurice

-increasing fuel supplements. Train travel isn’t cheap either, but it’s greener than flying and can actually be a lot of fun with children. Now that Eurostar departs from St Pancras, the improved connections to Europe present a real alternative to flying if your

to Paris A prompt 7 o’clock start, Little Miss Junior, awoke bright-eyed and bushy-tailed and jumped into her armoured Mercedes and heads to St Pancras to catch Eurostar to Paris. Wearing her chic Monalisa dress coat and D&G handbag and of course