Color scheme- the typical colors for a Paris themed room are pink, white, and black! This doesn't mean every item in your room has to be these colors but try to stick to this color scheme as much as possible! If you are painting your walls look for a light pink.

Curtains- some long curtains can really add to your room! Pick out a pattern that fit the color scheme and has a good design. These Paris curtains I have in my room are black and white and have swirly designs and chandeliers. 

Mannequin- Add the Paris love of shopping with a mannequin! You can find inexpensive mannequins like this at stores with room decorations such as TJ Maxx and Ross. 

Hair styling side table- every girl needs a spot to get ready in the morning. If you don't have your own bathroom a personal styling station could be just what you need in your room! I bought a black 3 drawer side table which I use to store make-up, hair styling tools and products, and hair accessories. You can spice up a normal black side table or stackable drawers with some pink ribbon, which can be tied into bows and hot glued on. Put your drawers next to a tall mirror!

Fragrances and Perfumes- Your room looks like Paris so why not smell like it too? Bath and Body Works has a huge variety of Paris themed scents including Paris Amour, Paris Nights, Sweet on Paris, Paris in Bloom, and even Paris for Men. You can buy perfume, lotion, shower gel, soap, glitter gel, and more in this Paris scents! And if you aren't into body things you can get candles in their Paris scents too! 

French Memo Board- ditch the boring bulletin board for a cute french memo board to display photos, notes, and more. This memo board was less than $10 at Ross and matches the room perfectly! 

Rug- for all those rooms with boring carpet, lay down a colorful inexpensive rug to add personality and color! 

Wall decorations- With Paris being an extremely popular theme lately, there is so many wall decorations available! From an Eiffel tower clock to a huge Paris wall canvas you will have no trouble finding decorations. Don't buy everything and fill every inch of your wall space, but pick a few things you love most to accent the room. 

DIY decorations- If you don't want to spend alot of money on decorations go to your local craft store to make your own room decor. I recently went to Ben Franklin's and made this magnetic board from scrapbooking paper, charms, magnets, and a antique-looking serving tray. I glued pieces of scrap booking paper to the tray and let that dry. Then I hot glued the charms to small magnets which stuck to the tray. I can use it to hang pictures or just to decorate my room alone. This is just one example of how you can make your own room decorations. Get creative and crafty!

Have a winter photoshoot- Grab some friends or a sibling and take turns taking pictures of eachother in the snow or in cute winter outfits! Need some posing? Throw snow up into air or blow a handful of snow. 

Watch a classic Christmas movie- Get in warm PJs, make some hot cocoa, and settle in for a holiday movie! Some fun movies are: Frosty the Snowman, Elf, The Santa Claus, or Miracle on 34th street!

Have a secret santa group- Gather some friends and play secret santa! Put everyone's names on a slip of paper and let everyone pick a slip. If they pick their own name have them put it back and draw again! Make sure everyone keeps the name on their slip a secret! The name they drew is who they will be a secret santa for. Every day or week (depending on how early you start before christmas or how you want to play) secretly leave a small gift for your person to find later. You can even decorate their locker at school with bows and ribbon. On Christmas you will all reveal yourself. 

Make a winter playlist- Fill it with your favorite Christmas carols and songs to play whenever you need some holiday spirit! 

Decorate your room- decorate your room with holiday decorations and put up a small tree or wreath! Hang lights up around your window or doorframe. 

Buy a holiday candle- There is all sorts of holiday scented candles from candycane to gingerbread, and about any other holiday scent in between! Buy your favorite scent and light it in your room. If you can't light candles then try the wax melters or incense sticks.  

Make christmas cookies- Cut the cookies out in holiday shapes and decorate them. Then wrap them in cute bags or holiday tins and deliver them to your neighbors as a holiday treat!

Look at Christmas lights- Drive around some neighborhoods listening to christmas music and looking at Christmas light displays.

Send gifts or letters in the mail- Nothing is like getting an unexpected letter or package in the mail from a loved one! Suprise a friend by sending her gift in the mail even if she lives close or drop it off on her doorstep to find when she gets home. If you don't want to send gifts write a bunch of letters to all your friends and family and send them out!

Donate or volunteer- Help a charity in need this holiday season! Bring toys to an orphanage or hospital, canned goods to a food bank, or blankets and clothes to a homeless shelter. Whatever it is, even if its small, it will make a difference in someone's life!