couleurs qui invitent à la fête

[kmayna22]

Hello,

It's about Chanel earrings, and I am not sure what this should be in English :

Un ballet de pierres de couleurs qui invitent à la fête et à la célébration de l’instant.

My attempt:

A flurry of colored stones that invites us to the celebration of the moment.

I know this isn't good and I keep going round and round.

 

[kmayna22]

perhaps "beckon" for "inviter"?

 

[Jim in Phila]

Suggestion: urges us, nags us, coaxes us, bids us to come to the fair.

 

[jetset]

Maybe the author was inspired by a sparkling disco ball that casts its colours and thus invites to dance?

'A festival of reflections: these coloured stones invite you to a festive day' ?

 

[joelooc]

that entice you into celebtrating...

 

[kmayna22]

that entice you into celebtrating...

thanks! do you think it should end with "that entice you into celebrating the moment" or something analogous to "de l'instant"?

 

[kmayna22]

Suggestion: urges us, nags us, coaxes us, bids us to come to the fair.

thank you Jim!!! great ideas

 

[kmayna22]

Maybe the author was inspired by a sparkling disco ball that casts its colours and thus invites to dance?

'A festival of reflections: these coloured stones invite you to a festive day' ?

great thanks! and made me laugh too

 

[joelooc]

do you think it should end with "that entice you into celebrating the moment" or something analogous to "de l'instant"?

I think "célébration de l'instant" has an epicurean connotation (carpe diem/ seize the day) if it's not too daring I'd go for : "that entice you into an epicurean celebration"

 

[kmayna22]

Thanks so much, I like it.