When the French Mardi Gras kicks off in Paris next month, we should get an idea of what you can expect

A French manicure queen is back in the news after a new trend was discovered on Instagram that is not only incredibly difficult to duplicate, but has actually cost her a lot of money.

French manicurist Marie-Claude Paschen was spotted wearing a red “Dude, Do You Like It?” mask at the festival.

According to French news site BFMTV, she is the first person in France to wear a mask on the Mardi gras, which begins in the French capital on January 6 and ends on January 12.

This year, the festival is being held in Paris, but Paschens first appearance at the annual festival took place in the northern city of Lille in 2014.

Her mask, however, was not a mask at all, but a simple mask with a blue, white and red pattern.

She was wearing it because the red “dude” mask has a “D” in it, which means “do you like it?”

The phrase is said to be “a greeting greeting” and is considered a popular French greeting, and it has been a part of Mardi gres since the mid-1700s.

However, it took a lot more than just Pasches “do-you-like-it” mask for it to catch on, especially as the mask was not the first one she had worn.

In the past, French people have been wearing a lot less colorful masks, but this year, people were actually being more adventurous.

For instance, people are planning to take a photo of themselves in a mask.

That’s right, people have started taking photos of themselves with a mask, with the hashtag #mardigrasmask.

And that’s not even the only mask trend that people are taking photos with.

According the blog Glamour, a photo posted by the hashtag has been gaining traction on Instagram and Snapchat.

It was also shared on Twitter by @french_girly_girl, who captioned the photo, “Miguel, I just bought a mask with #mardigrasmask.”

“Mardigrais” is the French word for “mask,” which translates to “shoulder pads” or “shoes.”

A common trend in the Mardigrades is to wear masks during the day, especially in France, but the hashtag trend is not limited to French people, with a trend on Instagram also recently being started.

One of the people who posted a picture of himself wearing a mask was the actor, singer and model Jules Bassin, who was recently seen wearing a similar mask in the U.K. He posted the picture to Instagram and it received over 4 million likes.

Bassin later said on Twitter that he was surprised that his mask has received the attention it has.

“I was surprised to find that the mask that was used on my first trip to Paris has gotten the most attention.

It’s so easy to make a mask out of a mask,” he wrote.

Basser said he has received messages of support from people in his home country, but said that people have also sent him messages of criticism about the mask trend.

“It’s a lot easier to go through the pain of it and look up a photo where you’ve made a mask yourself,” he told HuffPost France.

“People are so quick to judge others for having their own masks and not wearing the same one as you.”

Paschentes new mask is not the only one that has attracted a lot attention.

Last month, a French girl, named Charlotte, became the first female to be crowned Mardigrass World Champion.

In February, French fashion designer Paulina Leblanc was crowned Mardigrass World’s Top Model.

“The mask trend has reached the point where we’re seeing more people wearing masks than ever before, which is quite amazing,” Leblance said.

She also noted that the popularity of the trend is even more visible in France.

According a 2015 study by the French Institute of Sociology and Social Anthropology, one in five people aged 15 to 49 have tried to become a MardiGrass World champion, which represents an increase of 3.5 percent over the previous year.

But for all of this attention, Pascheon is not entirely happy about it.

She told French news channel BFM TV that she does not want the Mards to become the “Dudes, Do you Like It?

mask.”

“We have seen a lot in recent years that it’s not safe to go out in public in masks,” she said.

“When I go to the beach, I have to put on a mask in order to be safe.”

PASChen told French newspaper L’Express that she is not against masks, and she has made it her mission to “fight for women’s rights.”

But she said that it is important for