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The latest trends
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48 ARTS & ATTRACTIONS
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56 DINING
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To bring in the New Year in style we dedicate the first issue of 2016 to
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our 8-page photo shoot celebrating fashion, Bond-style. Ladies aren’t
forgotten in our shopping pages either, with an à la mode roundup of
this month’s best accessories.
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Through Lagerfeld’s Lens, our cover story that delves you into the
photogenic world of Karl Lagerfeld, the designer turned photographer
who has captured some of the world’s most iconic fashion models as
well as landscape images from around the world.
In our Arts & Attractions pages you will discover the best exhibits not
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January
HOT DATESDiscover the best of January in Paris
Hot Chocolate
and Butterflies
JANUARY1-7
After spending the day at Versailles take
a leisurely stroll to the Trianon Palace Versailles
where in the hotel’s chic gallery you can take
in the temporary exhibition by taxidermy
specialists, Deyrolle. See colourful birds,
butterflies and even a fox as you enjoy hot
chocolate and French pastries in the posh hotel.
1 blvd de la Reine, 78000 Versailles,
01 30 84 55 55
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PARIS THIS MONTH
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Fashion Week
JANUARY 20
First day of Men’s Fashion Week begins today with designers
showcasing their Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 collections followed by
the Haute Couture Fashion Week, which begins on the 24th and ends
on the 29th with designers showcasing their couture Spring/Summer
2016 collections.
Happy New Year
JANUARY1
Start the New Year on a decadent note and reserve a table
at the Michelin-starred table Epicure where you can dine
on Eric Fréchon’s exquisite haute cuisine.
112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré (8th), 01 53 43 43 40
Still Christmas
JANUARY1-3
Prolong the Christmas feeling and
go ice-skating with your children
in the Jardin d’Acclimatation’s
Christmas village complete with
chalets and glistening lights.
Bois de Boulogne (16th),
01 40 67 90 85

PARIS THIS MONTH
Trade Shows
& Art Fairs
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SAT-SUN 16-17
CONVENTION INTERNATIONALE DU
DISQUE DE COLLECTION
This record fair is the place to be for record album
collectors, pop, rock, disco and folk fans and music
lovers in general. It is a great place to find that
missing record to complete your collection.The
show is open from 10am to 6:30pm.
www.jukeboxmag.com.
Espace Champerret,
Place de la Porte de Champerret (17th)
THURS-SUN 21-24
THERMALIES
This show brings you all that is water and well-being
related. Some 300 exhibitors specialised in cures,
treatments, thalassotherapy, spas and balneotherapy
are on-hand to welcome you into eight thematic
pavilions devoted to the world of healing waters.
A fashion show, herbal tea tastings and practical
relaxation workshops are all on the agenda.
The show is open from 10am to 7pm and
until 6pm on the 24th.
www.thermalies.com.
Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue de Rivoli (1st)
FRI-TUES 22-26
MAISON & OBJET
This tradeshow for professionals is the place to
explore the latest in the art of living and the world
of home fashion, bringing together decor, design,
objects, tableware, furnishings, expertise and unique
know-how.The show is open from 9:30am to 7pm
and until 6pm on the 26th.
www.maison-objet.com. Parc des Expositions,
Paris-Nord Villepinte. A free shuttle service is available
from Porte Maillot every 10-15 minutes from 8am to
5:30pm and from Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport
every 30 minutes from 9am to 12pm.
SAT-MON 23-25
SALON INTERNATIONAL DE
LA LINGERIE
This glamorous event devoted to a world of
intimates is for professionals only. Preview new
lingerie, corsetry, hosiery, loungewear, swimwear
and men’s underwear.Trends, themed conferences
and six worlds of lingerie are explored: the essential,
cocooning, designer labels, masculine brands, young
designer brands and hosiery and leg wear.The show
is open from 9am to 7pm and until 6pm on the 25th.
www.lingerie-paris.com.
Paris Expo, blvd Victor, Porte de Versailles (15th)
SAT-SUN 30-31
SALON DU MARIAGE
Find everything you need for your marriage as
you hear those wedding bells ring: jewellery
and wedding rings, photographers, invitations,
decoration ideas, reception halls, catering, gowns,
suits and accessories, honeymoon destinations and
more.The show is open from 10am to 7pm.
Paris Expo, blvd Victor,
Porte de Versailles (15th)
Prix d’Amérique
JANUARY 31
Be one of the 40,000 spectators expected to take in the race that will see 18
competitors run the 2700-metre track to be crowned the World Champion.
Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes, 2 route de la Ferme (12th)
A day at the
museum
ALLMONTH
Visit the Institut du Monde Arabe
and take in the Osiris, the Sunken
Mysteries exhibition, which brings
together over 250 antiquities.
The exhibition also showcases 40
objects from museums in Cairo and
Alexandria and which have never
been seen outside of Egypt before.
1 rue des Fossés-Saint Bernard (5th),
01 40 51 38 38
Pick the Royal
JANUARY910
Have a slice of the Galette des rois, a traditional cake
celebrating the Epiphany, and if you are the lucky finder of
the hidden trinket you will become the king or queen of the
day. And this year not only can you become royalty but you
can also win a piece of jewellery from Christofle. Sève
has collaborated with silverware house Christofle
to bring you a galette with a delicious heart of
frangipane and a hidden silver trinket inspired by
one of Christofle’s 20 iconic designs, including
a candelabra and a teapot, but the golden, or
rather silver, ticket is the hexagon-shaped one,
which if found allows you to exchange it for
jewellery at a Christofle boutique.
The galette is available
exclusively at Galeries
Lafayette, La Maison,
35 blvd Haussmann (9th)

great
duty free time
in our airports
airports.paris
1 000 marques à prix duty free
dès le 1er
€ dépensé, sans formalité de détaxe, sans excédent bagages,
dans les aéroports Paris-Orly et Paris-Charles de Gaulle.
1,000 brands at duty free prices
from the 1st
€ spent, no tax refund procedure, no excess baggage,
at Paris-Orly and Paris-Charles de Gaulle airports.
* Faites-vous plaisir à prix duty free dans nos aéroports.
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Back to his
Crystal Roots
P
hilippe Ferrandis is synonymous with
large, imposing jewellery pieces,
with intricate detailing and it is hard
to believe that this talented jewellery
designer is a self-taught one,
something he prides himself on, and which he
beautifully demonstrates in his own jewellery
line as well as the limited edition collection he
designed for Atelier Swarovski.
While he did not study the art of jewellery
making, he always designed jewellery. From a
young age he designed jewellery with anything
he could get his hands on, pearls, wood.
His father was an artist and so he grew up
surrounded by different materials, and he never
hesitated in using different forms, metal, wood,
to design. As a teenager he was attracted to
art, in particular feminine figures, fascinated
by women who had larger than life styles, like
Cleopatra. “In a museum I am more attracted
by a painting of a woman wearing jewellery
than a woman in the nude,” Ferrandis explains.
The designer recalls that “as a teen I
designed jewellery as a hobby, which I then
offered to my friends, I even designed pieces
using the art of paper mache when I was
young, which I would then sell as a way of
making extra money as a student.”
It was only when he embarked on a life as
a professional designer that he encountered
some difficulties when he was faced with the
reality that no-one wanted to hire him because
he didn’t study jewellery-making and so no-one
wanted to take a chance on him, so he started
working part-time in museums and art galleries.
“I had good ideas but I didn’t have the
technique of jewellery-making and then one
day I thought perhaps it was a good idea to
learn the professional techniques in jewellery-
making and did so in ateliers in the Marais, and
at home I would practice and design, and sell
my jewellery in Parisian boutiques.”
His perseverance paid off when his very first
collection was bought by Saks at which point
he decided that with every new collection
he would learn a new technique and new
finishings. “I believe you need to give people
their chance and give them the opportunity to
show what they can do. When we are creative
we do not necessarily need to study. For me
it was a given to design jewellery, I think it
is because I am curious, I like to observe, to
watch,” the designer declares. Today, Philippe
Ferrandis designs two collections per year for
his eponymous jewellery brand and within
each collection there are 12 stories with a
plethora of pieces that recount the “story”.
“I admire and support people who go from
one trade to another, architects who design
jewellery or vice versa because I think they
bring new life to the trade, take for example
Victoire de Castellane or Lorenz Bäumer, they
came from costume jewellery and they may
have a ‘crazy’ approach to jewellery but they
have been quite successful,” he says.
In 1992 he started collaborating with
Swarovski when Atelier Daniel Swarovski was
the house’s signature brand, launching the
house’s iconic Nirvana ring. And now the
talented designer has worked on a limited
edition collection for Atelier Swarovski, coming
full circle and bringing his signature style to the
house that holds a dear place for him.
“I worked for 12 years for Atelier Daniel
Swarovski, until it closed down. It was an
extraordinary experience, as we were not
locked into market research and numbers, it
was more about creativity. The atelier was more
of a window to showcase what the rest of the
company was able to do, to show other crystal-
makers what could be created using crystal,”
he recalls.
“Working for Swarovski was a work full of
research, primarily in colour, our objective was
to work with new colours, there were no limits
placed when it came to creativity. We used crystal
mesh, which wasn’t used very often at the time,
By Sandra Iskander
Interview
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Interview

but we at the atelier used it a lot and made so
many things with it including clutch bags and
evening bags.”
A decade later he was contacted by Nadja
Swarovski to work on a capsule collection, an offer
he could not refuse, explaining, “I was interested
in working again with the house, keeping my style
and letting it come through in the designs while
bringing through the Swarovski style as well. It
was very easy to work with the house again and
what was great was that I barely had to rework
any of my designs, they approved my original
pieces, which was great, I just had to edit back the
pieces in the collection because I tend to design a
lot of pieces.”
The result sees his first Atelier Swarovski
collection inspired by Manhattan, reflecting
New York City’s skyline with graphic lines
and dazzling crystal recreating the glistening
skyscrapers that mark the city’s place on the
island. The capsule collection is comprised of
two necklaces, a pendant necklace, earrings,
rings, a cuff bracelet and a bracelet, with all
pieces using coloured crystals to bring the
jewellery to life. The art deco designs are at
once in line with Philippe Ferrandis’s style but
are also perfectly complementary to Atelier
Swarovski, highlighting the designer’s gift of
versatility and creativity.
Awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant,
an honour presented to French companies
in recognition of their artisanal savoir-faire,
Philippe Ferrandis’s jewellery is all handcrafted
in his atelier in Paris’s artistic Viaduc des Arts.
His autumn/winter 2015/2016 collection is
handmade and does not stray far from his
signature style of big and bold, with imposing
pieces that make dramatic statements
regardless of the occasion. While his Atelier
Swarovski collection is an ode to Manhattan,
his eponymous brand’s latest collection pays
homage to Paris. La Vie Parisienne (Parisian
Life) collection brings to life certain moments
in the French capital, from a night in Versailles
to an opening night in a museum, with every
moment capturing an unforgettable souvenir.
The idea as the designer explains, is “a Parisian
strolling through the city at different times of
the day.” Chandelier earrings complete with
teardrop crystals mark a night in Versailles
(Une Nuit à Versailles) while pearls and sharp
lines take you to Centre Georges Pompidou
(Vernissage à Beaubourg).
The designer who has previously
collaborated with fashion houses Nina Ricci,
Givenchy and Balmain explains that for him
“ jewellery is used to punctuate someone’s
personality and not to show someone’s
monetary worth, which I find quite vulgar. For
a time jewellery was and, unfortunately, is still
used as a way to demonstrate someone’s social
standing, to show someone’s riches. To me
jewellery is linked to femininity, it is extremely
important to one’s look. I think jewellery is an
accessory and allows a woman to be creative in
a moment or another, something that isn’t very
adopted in France.”
He admits that his biggest buyers are mainly
Europeans and Japanese and he designs pieces
that are “strong in personality, I like to design
for women who are full of character, who dare,
who look for something new and different.”
The Atelier Swarovski by Philippe Ferrandis collection
is available at selected Swarovski boutiques.
Philippe Ferrandis Boutique
36 passage Jouffroy (9th), 01 47 70 68 49
“You can say that I
learnt on the job”

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By Patricia Valicenti
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D
iane Kruger, just beautiful, Carole
Bouquet simply sitting on the floor and
smiling, facades of buildings in New
York City, and a Venice of whimsy are
only a few of the stops along the way at
Karl Lagerfeld, A Visual Journey, an enticing exhibition
being held at the Pinacothèque 2 in Paris showcasing
the photographic works of the celebrated fashion
designer. The show brings together his complete
photographic work and reveals the great diversity
in the themes, approaches and techniques that
come together to define the photography of
Karl Lagerfeld.
Designer, artist, photographer, publisher, film
director, he adapts his photographic style to his
subject and his interpretation of it. “People always
want to know from me what my photographic style is.
I can’t say,” explaining, “Those who look at my pictures
should say. I don’t have any style, but many or none.
You must not stand still, not in life, not in fashion and
not in photography.”
And as one journeys through the show, it becomes
apparent that he has not stood still as myriad
themes and visions of themes emerge. There are the
graphic pictures of the Eiffel Tower with close-ups of
sections of the metal structure and the Quai Voltaire
in Paris covered in snow while the self-portraits are
captivatingly dramatic and destined to capture a
moment in time. At every turn in the exhibition space,
there seems to be a new topic.
The show reveals the scope of the subjects covered
by Lagerfeld, ranging from architecture to landscapes,
Paris by night, the portraits and self-portraits as well
as the fabulous fashion photography and the abstract
pictures. The range of subjects is astounding. There
Through
Lagerfeld’s
Lens
Photography Exhibition
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white film. Daphnis and Chloe draws on the
tale of young love by Longus, regarded as a
masterpiece among the early Greek romances.
Lagerfeld’s photographic vision is visibly
marked by flexibility in the creative process
and the desire to never repeat himself all the
while preserving fleeting impressions in time.
Crystal clear composition and structure are key
elements, as well.
“I like transience: fashion is my profession. But
the transient quality of a photo is situated on a
Swanepoel is gracefully structured in black in a
hat and evening gown with arms aflutter and
Jessica Stam points the way in a 2007 shoot for
Harper’s Bazaar.
Two large installations round out the show,
Daphnis and Chloé and the Voyage of Ulysses.
The Voyage of Odysseus (the legendary Greek
king of Ithaca also known in Latin as Ulysses)
is a poignant celebration of ancient Greece
and the sea, the mythology enhanced by
the ethereal effect imparted by black and
is a campy cabaret sequence, a hauntingly
beautiful male nude series and Venice with
her canals peopled with revellers playing out
scripted scenes. And there are two The Picture of
Dorian Grey sequences one for a man and one
for a woman, drawing inspiration from the Oscar
Wilde novel recounting the story of Dorian Grey
who remains young and beautiful as his portrait
grows increasingly old and hideous.
Not surprisingly the fashion photography
section of the exhibition is particularly strong
and it features photographs he did for the
great fashion magazines like Harper’s Bazaar,
Vogue and Numéro. Supermodel Natalia
Vodianova seemingly emerges as a forest
nymph in a shimmering foil dress while a
stunning shot of Baptiste Giabiconi shows
him looking seriously tribal while Candice
“I am fortunate to be able to do in life what interests
me most: photography, fashion and this in the best
and most perfect conditions. I am very lucky.”
Photography Exhibition
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KarlLagerfeld JessicaStam,Harper’sBazaar,États-Unis 2007 Impressionacryliquesuraluminium ©2015KarlLagerfeld;KarlLagerfeld KendallJenner,Harper’sBazaar,États-Unis 2015 Impressionacryliquesuraluminium ©2015KarlLagerfeld;
KarlLagerfeld CandiceSwanepoel,Harper’sBazaar,Corée 2011 Impressionacryliquesuraluminium ©2015KarlLagerfeld
completely different plane to that of fashion. It
is just as dangerous to want to take the same
photo twice as it is risky to want to draw one’s
inspiration from past collections. The famous
‘never again’ of a single moment to be seen in
a photo gives it a further dimension, a kind of
nostalgia of the moment without being old-
fashioned,” he says.
Born in Hamburg, Lagerfeld undertook
his studies in Paris and won the prestigious
Woolmark Prize in 1954. He would go on to
work for Balmain before becoming the artistic
director of the Maison Jean Patou, leaving an
imprint on Chloé, re-looking Fendi furs, and
was called upon to revive Chanel in the early
1980s. Today, he is the designer and creative
director of Chanel as well as Fendi and his
own fashion label. Despite the productivity of
his photographic works, Lagerfeld began his
photographic career relatively late taking his
first professional photos in 1987, more out of
necessity than choice.
“I would never have thought of making
photos myself, if my friend, Eric Pfrunder,
Director of Image at Chanel Fashion, had
not one day pressed me to do so when he
urgently needed photos for a press kit. Today
photography is part of my life. It completes
the circle between my artistic and professional
restlessness,” he says. And since then, Karl
Lagerfeld has himself shot all the advertising
campaigns for the brands he has worked for
as a designer.
“Of all the materials in the world, the one
I like best is paper. It’s the starting point
for a drawing and the finishing point for a
photograph,” he says.
From the beginning, Lagerfeld has
concerned himself as much with different
photographic exposure and printing
techniques, as with his compositions
themselves, explain Eric Pfrunder and Gerhard
Steidl, curators of the exhibition. For him a
photo is never just an image, but a visual
object whose identity depends on the medium
in which he brings it to life. “Karl Lagerfeld, A
Visual Journey” thus presents the full spectrum
of Lagerfeld’s photographic media, including
daguerreotypes, platinotypes, Polaroid
transfers, resinotypes, Fresson prints, screen-
prints and digital prints, they add.
Through to March 20
8 rue Vignon (9th), 01 44 56 88 80
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The Guide
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Shopping
For Him
Just for Him
Open through to the 15th of the month, La Garçonnière answers every man’s dream, finding everything under the one roof.
The pop-up multi-brand boutique is 100% dedicated to gentlemen, offering everything from clothing to accessories. 30
brands can be found here, with a focus on French names, including Oncle Pape’s French-made bowties, French shoe brand
Bobbies and De Rigueur, a high-end, handmade, leather goods brand. The gentlemen-friendly boutique also boasts a coffee
shop and a barbershop, and it also hosts different events including fun cocktail workshops and cooking classes.
Open Monday to Sunday from 9am to 10pm.
40 rue des Petits Carreaux (2nd)
Window Appeal
Coinciding with the opening of Montagut’s new boutique
comes the house’s collaboration with artist Benjamin Isidore
Juveneton, resulting in a limited edition capsule collection.
The collection includes four pieces, which are all available in
four colours, including red, the ready-to-wear brand’s signature
colour. Included in the collection is the t-shirt, designed with a
cashmere and cotton blend, it features a simple graphic artwork,
which was inspired in design by mashrabiyas, the oriel windows
with carved wood latticework, which the artist saw throughout
his travels in Spain. Light and versatile, the t-shirt is a stylish
addition to any casual chic wardrobe.
Montagut Boutique
15 Place du Marché Saint-Honoré (1st),
01 46 33 33 32
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SHOPPING
For Him
Rock ‘n’ Roll
Footwear
Footwear designer Philippe Zorzetto has
teamed up with French American singer Simon
Buret for an interesting collaboration that
has brought about a capsule collection that
includes two pairs of boots and a pair of shoes.
A fan of Zorzetto shoes, Buret immediately said
yes to Zorzetto’s idea of working together to
design a pair of boots, and with the idea came
two more designs. The boots are available in
calfskin leather and python leather, while the
shoes are designed with the two luxurious
leathers. Handmade, the collection brings rock
chic to the urban wardrobe.
Philippe Zorzetto Boutique
106 rue Vieille du Temple (3rd),
01 42 71 39 04
Bejewelled Bike Chains
Inspired by bike chains the new collection from luxury jewellery house
Otzar has taken a part of a bike that doesn’t necessarily scream glamour
and has turned it into this season’s hottest accessory. Designed by Delphine
Hervieu, the founder and owner of the Otzar fine jewellery brand, alongside
designer Jen Marshall, the collection, Series 2, features bike chain link-inspired
cufflinks in 18-carat white gold with turquoise cabochons and sapphires.
Simple yet original in design, the cufflinks easily add something extra
to an otherwise simple shirt.
Otzar Showroom
42 rue de Varenne (7th), 07 60 44 14 01
www.otzar.co
One for Me,
One for You
TOMS’s latest collection is perfect for gentlemen
who dress well and who have big hearts. The
brand that works to improve the lives of others by
helping people in need with every purchase you
make has expanded its footwear range to include
brogue boots with Vibram rubber soles. Stylish and
comfortable, this new model doesn’t compromise
your style while keeping you safe from nasty slips in
the rain, and with every pair sold, TOMS gives a new
pair of shoes to a child in need.
Available at Galeries Lafayette
PhilippeZorzettoBoutiqueboots©ValentinePedoussat-EGGPLANTINE.COM

Tell Time
and Stay
Connected
Get connected and stay
connected with Fossil’s new Q
collection featuring timepieces
with Intel® Innovation technology.
Track your steps, monitor how
many calories you have burned
and being compatible with
Android and iOS operating
systems the timepieces allow you
to set up notifications for when
you receive emails, messages
and calls on your phone. With
LED lights to signal your calls
and messages placed on the
side of the watch, which you
can personalise by choosing a
different colour for your different
contact groups to better manage
your notifications, you can
free yourself and hands from
constantly looking at your phone.
Fossil Boutique
69 rue de Rennes (6th),
01 40 49 00 74
Pose, Click, Selfie!
Keep up with today’s trend that is not going anywhere, the selfie, with an old-
school camera with Fujifilm’s recently released addition to their family of instant
photo cameras, the Instax Mini 70. Available in three vibrant colours, Canary
Yellow, Island Blue and Moon White, the Instax Mini 70 features the smartest
add-on for selfie-loving amateur photographers, a strategically placed mirror next
to the lens so you can easily hold the camera in the right angle to capture your
smouldering hipster look. This is the ideal accessory for anyone who cannot stop
taking selfies but is still looking to get a photo to pin on a wall or a fridge.
Available at Fnac
Polar Time
It was back in 1958, during the International Geophysical Year that the house of Jaeger-
LeCoultre created a chronometer destined for scientists in the field. The rugged watch
was capable of withstanding the magnetic fields of the North Pole while maintaining
its extreme precision and its hallmark was its capacity for resistance. Harkening back
to that year of scientific research and exploration and that Geophysic chronometer,
Jaeger-LeCoultre has brought out its Geophysic® collection driven by a new
Haute Horlogery calibre developed by the house. The masculine line embraces
two models, the Geophysic® True Second® and the Geophysic Universal Time®.
The Geophysic® True Second® comes in steel or pink gold while the Geophysic Universal
Time®, also available in steel and pink gold, has a planisphere and enables simultaneous
readings of the time in all 24 time zones. The watches are available in the house’s
boutiques as well as its new space on the ground floor of Galeries Lafayette. - P.V.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Boutique
7 Place Vendôme (1st), 01 53 45 70 00
Jaeger-LeCoultreatGaleriesLafayettePhoto©OlivierRolfe
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Where Paris Promotion
fendi
first 100% menswear boutique store dedicated
to the Roman brand that represents its whole fashion
line of clothes, furs, bags and accessories.
The gentle interior is made of dark wooden floor,
varnished brown and copper-colored carpet
for an outstandingly italian and chic style.
9 rue des Archives (4th)
MoncleR
in its first 80m2 boutique store entirely dedicated
to Men, designed by the archictects Gilles & Boissier,
the whole MoncleR collection is highlighted, from
the main fashion line to the high-end MoncleR BlUe,
including the accessories. The fine materials give
the store its “mountain” style, the brand signature.
GUcci
over 314 m2 and 2 floors, GUcci presents its first
french boutique, for Men only: alongside the furniture
inspired from the Art deco era, find out the whole
fashion and accessory wear,
as well as the made-to-measure, made-to-order
and other exclusive items.
GiVencHY
over 285 m2 and 2 floors, discover the first dedicated
to Men GiVencHY boutique. The entire fashion line
for shoes, clothes and accessories is presented,
in a unique Haussmann styled décor.
VAlenTino
Mixing classic and contemporary styles, discover the
second Valentino boutique dedicated to men only.
in a refined decor of white marble, this new outlet
is an exceptional address, defining the Valentino man.
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deally located in the heart of Paris, facing
the Hôtel de Ville and notre-dame, in
the most touristic, trendy and cultural
area, le BHV MARAiS, the Parisians’
favorite department store, just finished its
renewal, becoming the new place to be and
to shop.
creative, inspiring & casual, le BHV MARAiS
is the only lifestyle multi-specialist store in
Paris where you can find such a diversity of
departments under one roof, combining
home and fashion items and also offering
exclusivities and events.
close to the flagship and its new facade,
45 000 m2 redesigned in a contempory and
warm layout, with 900 brands to discover, step
into the world of le BHV MARAiS l’HoMMe
and its 5 floors entirely devoted to men.
With its original offer of accessories, men’s
grooming, shoes and fashion, le BHV MARAiS
l’HoMMe is also a real place of life with la
cour Bleue, the courtyard in the men’s store,
the exciting new trendy place with 3 concept
restaurants, where there is always something
happening.
for tourists, le BHV MARAiS has put in
place a special offer: 10% off for eU and non
eU residents, alongside the 12% Tax Refund,
making shopping here even more pleasurable
while on holidays. express and international
delivery, personal shoppers and express tax
refund are also a few of services offered.
Just a few steps away from le BHV MARAiS
l’HoMMe, 5 new boutique stores dedicated
to Men’s luxury fashion have been opened
to offer a new range of high-end items in
addition to the accessible and creative brands
already sold at le BHV MARAiS.
Jamie foBeRT, the famous english
architect, has been working on creating a
contempory architectural artwork. Renowned
for its innovative and poetic universe, he has
been using patina brass to express the timeless
style of these boutiques’ facade.
from number 9 to 15 on rue des Archives,
these 5 menswear brand labels, namely fendi,
MoncleR, GiVencHY, GUcci and VAlenTino,
offer 100% men’s fashion and accessorizes. each
of them using the Marais’s codes, the district’s
atmosphere has been preserved in-store thanks
to a refurnishing that showcases wooden floor,
moulding, chimney stack and mirrors.
discover the ultimate Paradise of luxury &
elegance, in a refined setting.
LE BHV MARAIS, 55 rue de Rivoli (4th)
LE BHV MARAIS L’HOMME, 36 rue de la Verrerie (4th)
Tel: 00 (33) 977 401 400
Open Monday-Saturday, 10 am-8pm,
9 pm on Wednesday
www.lebhvmarais.fr
L’HOMME
LEBHVMARAIS
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Shopping
Fashion
BEING
Photographer: Nicolas Receveur
Stylist: Joanna Kalinski
Make-Up Artist: Alexandra Méric
Hair Stylist: Frederic Teglia
Model: Jean Baptiste Redon from New Madison
Post Production: Thom Vallegeas
Fashion & Production Editor: Sandra Iskander
Special thanks to Aston Martin
Location: Grand Hotel du Palais Royal
This page:
Francesco Smalto 3-piece suit
Dior Homme shirt
Lanvin tie
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch
Vertu phone
Crockett & Jones shoes
Opposite page:
Lanvin tuxedo jacket and shirt
Cinabre bowtie
Omega Seamaster 300 watch

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This page:
De Fursac tuxedo jacket,
pants, shirt and bowtie
Crockett & Jones shoes
Opposite page:
Stefano Ricci suit and tie
Dior Homme shirt
Louis Vuitton poker chip case

This page:
Brunello Cucinelli jacket and bowtie
Lanvin shirt
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch
Opposite page:
Chanel towel
Cinabre tie

This page:
Francesco Smalto tuxedo
De Fursac shirt and coat
Stefano Ricci crocodile briefcase
Acaba gloves
Opposite page:
Cifonelli suit and turtleneck
Tumi briefcase

Shopping
Male Grooming
Sharing is
Caring
Kenzo’s collection of three
fragrances, Totem, is a tribal gift for
your nose. The three, all named
Totem, are distinguished only by the
colour used on each bottle. Inspired
by a North American wooden
sculpture, the bottle was designed
by the Japanese studio Nendo,
which was the designer of the year
during the January 2015 edition of
Maison & Objet. The yellow bottle
holds a mixture of pink grapefruit
and tea leaves, leaving you with a
fresh scent laced with woody notes.
The orange version features notes of
bitter orange and lemon blossom,
creating an invigorating elixir
while the ocean blue bottle mixes
pineapple and cardamom to create
a sweet scent. The three Totem
fragrances are unisex making each
the perfect scent to share… or not.
Available at Sephora
A High-End
Barber Shop
Get your hipster beard groomed or get a close shave for
a clean preppy look at Christophe-Nicolas Biot’s very first
barbershop, the Stache Corner. Set up in the hairdresser-
to-the-star’s salon, the Stache Corner is an intimate
space in the Left Bank address where gentlemen are
ushered into the cosy corner for the perfect shave using
products that have been specifically designed for dapper
gentlemen including the Shampooing de Barbe (Beard
Shampoo) and the Huile de Rasage (Shaving Oil).
52 rue Saint-André des Arts (6th), 01 43 26 58 21
A Gentleman’s
Facial
Wind down after a day of sightseeing
with a Monsieur M Ritual massage at
Spa Valmont. Nestled in the heart
of the luxurious Le Meurice Hotel, the
Spa Valmont offers both facials and
body massages using the brand’s famous
line of skin care products and for their
masculine clientele they have created
the Monsieur M Ritual. Created just
for men, the treatment focuses on
moisturising the skin while fighting the
signs of fatigue. The facial also aims to
minimise the signs of ageing with a
collagen concentrate working to reduce
the visible wrinkles. You can book yourself
in for 60 or 90 minutes if you are
looking to give your dial a more intense
treatment or if you simply prefer
to be pampered for longer.
Spa Valmont
Hotel Le Meurice
228 rue de Rivoli (1st), 01 44 58 10 10

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Shopping
For Her
Express Yourself
with a Bag
Every woman is different and for every woman a
different bag is in order. Le Facette leather good
specialists are all about offering every lady the chance
to recreate their eponymous tote bag. Red, black, cream,
leather, python print, suede, the choices are endless and
only you can say what can and what cannot go together
to make your bespoke Le Facette bag. Every bag is made
with two faces, which don’t necessarily have to be the
same colour and of the same leather, it’s your choice. The
two faces are then attached to create a bag by zipping
them together with or without extra leather straps,
making the bag as wide or thin as you like. And because
of the genius of the zip detail that puts the whole bag
together, the added bonus of Le Facette’s bag is that
you can change one side or both and you can update
the middle straps whenever you feel like you need to
whether it’s to match a new look or a new mood.
Available at multi-brand boutique Mad Lords
316 rue Saint-Honoré (1st), 01 45 25 08 31
Fashionable Therapy
Handmade in France and designed with both luxury
and the virtues of lithotherapy in mind, Linkstone
jewellery are both chic and good for keeping your
body in check. Using different leathers, including
shagreen and python leather, and semi-precious and
precious stones, the collection includes cuff bracelets,
bracelets and choker necklaces. Featuring a double-
sided stone as the centrepiece, you can choose two
of your favourite stones, or virtues, allowing you to
personalise your piece of jewellery and be treated
to luxury therapy to balance and realign the body.
Choose a diamond to help eliminate toxins and
stimulate your mind or opt for a black tourmaline
stone to protect you against electromagnetic waves.
Linkstone’s secondary line, Pets & Stones, offers
similarly designed pieces for your pet.
Available at La Golconde
9 Place de la Madeleine (9th), 01 71 20 67 19
Left Bank Girl
MKT Studio has captured the signature look of the Left Bank Parisian
fashionista and in its recently opened boutique, aptly located in the
Saint-Germain neighbourhood, the ready-to-wear brand showcases
the pieces that will get you rocking the rock chic look with ease.
Heavily inspired by the styles of Jane Birkin, Kate Moss and
Alexa Chung, the collection features mini skirts in leather or in
Aztec print, biker jackets and 70’s flared jeans.
MKT Studio Boutique
55 rue Bonaparte (6th), 09 67 22 80 28

Accessorised Art
Wrap your décolletage in art with Lalique’s
line of silk scarves. Collaborating with Fabric
Frontline, a Swiss house specialising in silk
and cashmere scarves, Lalique offers ladies a
unique accessory, which brings together the
savoir-faire of the two houses. René Lalique’s
Imperial Feathers and Precious Garden
sketches that are behind some of the house’s
iconic jewellery and crystal designs have now
been reinterpreted by Fabric Frontline and
presented in luxurious fabric. Handmade, the
scarves were designed using René Lalique’s
sketches from the house’s archive collections,
bringing to life, and fashion, Lalique’s
emblematic motifs, including colourful
songbirds and butterflies.
Lalique Boutique
20 rue de la Paix (2nd), 01 42 65 03 04
Beauty by Chanel
It has been 20 years since Chanel first launched the Rouge Noir nail polish, which
has since become the staple manicure colour for all fashionistas around the
globe. Coinciding with the milestone, Chanel recently opened its first beauty
haven in the Marais neighbourhood. Open everyday, and yes that includes
Sunday as well, the boutique is the ultimate destination for ladies who love to
play with make-up. With the house’s founder, Gabrielle Chanel, elegantly hanging
on the wall, the collections of make-up, skincare and perfume, including the
iconic Chanel N° 5, are presented in a chic yet simple décor, letting the products
be the touch of colour to the monochrome colour scheme of the boutique.
Chanel Boutique
40 rue des Francs-Bourgeois (4th), 01 49 96 46 00
A Luxurious Basket
Shang Xia’s first woven calfskin handbag, christened Lan, meaning basket
in Chinese, is a luxurious nod to the humble bamboo basket. And now the
house’s iconic bag has been given a colourful makeover. Dressed in soft
cashmere, the Lan is available in a rainbow of shades, from minty green to
zesty yellow, to add a dash of colour to any outfit.
Shang Xia Boutique
8 rue de Sèvres (6th), 01 42 22 53 62
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Acaba - 41ruedesPetitsChamps(1st
),
01.71.72.96.45.M°Pyramides
Alfred Dunhill - 15ruedelaParis(2nd
),
01.42.61.57.58.M°Opéra
Le Carré d’Encre - 13bisruedesMathurins(9th
),
01.53.05.81.61.M°Havre-Caumartin
Leica Store - 105-109rueduFbgSaint-Honoré
(8th
),01.77.72.20.70.M°Saint-PhilippeduRoule
Montblanc - 152avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.44.20.07.70.M°GeorgeV
Swarovski - 32placedelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.42.65.28.10.M°Madeleine
S.T. Dupont - 58aveMontaigne(8th
),
01.45.61.08.39.M°FranklinD.Roosevelt
Vertu - 18rueRoyale(8th
),
01.42.86.56.66.M°Madeleine
BeAuty spAs & products
Atelier Cologne - 8rueSaint-Florentin(1st
),
01.42.60.00.31.M°Concorde
Ban Thai Spa - 25aveRaymondPoincare(16th
),
01.43.59.39.39.M°Trocadéro
Carita - 11FaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.44.94.11.11.M°Concorde
Elysées Shopping-12ruedeBerri(8th
),
01.45.62.15.62.M°GeorgeV
Emmanuel Levain - 4rueMarbeuf(8th
),
01.47.23.39.91.M° FranklinD.Roosevelt
Espace Weleda - 10aveFranklinD.Roosevelt
(8th
),01.53.96.06.15.M°FranklinD.Roosevelt
Jovoy Paris - 4ruedeCastiglione(1st
),
01.40.20.06.19.M°Tuileries
Guerlain-68avedesChamps-Élysées(8th
),
01.45.62.52.57.M°GeorgeV
L’Artisan Parfumeur - 2ruedel’Amiral-
Coligny(1st
),01.44.88.27.50.M°PontNeuf
Lampe Berger Paris-61rueBonaparte(6th
),
01.42.02.69.78. M°Saint-Sulpice
Lancôme-29rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.42.65.30.74.M°Madeleine
Les Comptoirs de Durance-24rueVignon
(9th
),01.47.42.04.10.M°Madeleine
L’Occitane-55rueSaint-LouisenL’Ile(4th
),
01.40.46.81.71.M°PontMarie
M.A.C.-76avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.53.76.05.99.M°GeorgeV
Marionnaud Paris - 104avedes
Champs-Elysées(8th
),01.53.96.50.00.M°GeorgeV
Serge Lutens - 142GaleriedeValois(1st
),
01.49.27.09.09.M°PalaisRoyal
Sephora - 70-72avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
children’s clothing & toys
Bonpoint - 6ruedeTournon(6th
),
01.40.51.98.20.M°Mabillon
Jacadi - 17rueTronchet(8th
),
01.42.65.84.98.M°Madeleine
Joué Club - 3-5blvddesItaliens(2nd
),
01.53.45.41.41.M°Tuileries
Kids Around - 113aveVictorHugo(16th
),
01.45.05.19.50.M°VictorHugo
Miki House - 366rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.40.20.90.98.M°Tuileries
Tartine et Chocolat - 24ruedelaPaix(2nd
),
01.47.42.10.68.M°Opéra
Tikibou Toy Store - 33blvdEdgarQuinet(14th
),
01.43.20.98.79.M°EdgarQuinet
clothing: Men & WoMen
BCBGMAXAZRIA -14blvddelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.43.12.55.20.M°Madeleine
Beretta Gallery - 57ruePierreCharron(8th
),
01.56.88.59.59.M°GeorgeV
Boggi - 38 blvd des Italiens (9th
),
01.40.22.99.82. M° Opéra
Capelstore - 26 blvd Malesherbes (8th
),
01.42.66.34.21. M° Madeleine
Carven - 34rueSaint-Sulpice(6th
),
09.60.45.47.04.M°Mabillon
Cerruti 1881 - 27rueRoyale(8th
),
01.53.30.18.72.M°Madeleine
Chanel-31rueCambon(1st
),
01.44.50.66.00.M°Concorde
Coach-372rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.86.02.39. M°Tuileries
De Fursac-34avedel’Opéra(2nd
),
01.53.43.05.00.M°Opéra
Dior-30aveMontaigne(8th
),
DSquared2-247-251rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.71.93.60.00.M°Concorde
Emanuel Berg-140rueduFbgSaint-Honoré
(8th
),01.53.75.48.01.M°Saint-Philippe-du-Roule
Fendi-51aveMontaigne(8th
),
01.49.52.84.52.M°FranklinRoosevelt
Gant-41blvddesCapucines(2nd
),
01.42.86.09.65.M°Madeleine
Hervé Léger -24rueCambon(1st
),
01.42.60.02.00.M°Madeleine
Ines de la Fressange -18rueCommines(3rd
),
01.42.76.90.23.M°FillesduCalvaire
Karl Lagerfeld-194blvdSaint-Germain(7th
),
01.42.22.74.99.M°RueduBac
Lacoste-37blvddesCapucines(2nd
),
01.42.61.58.20.M°Opéra
Lanvin-22rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.44.71.31.73.M°Concorde
Le Mont Saint Michel -96rueVieilleduTemple
(3rd
),01.42.74.86.07.M°FillesduCalvaire
Liu Jo-182blvdSaint-Germain(7th
),
01.53.71.15.40.M°Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Mettez-12blvdMalesherbes(8th
),
01.42.65.33.76.M°Madeleine
Marella-18placedelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.53.30.73.13.M°Madeleine
Marina Rinaldi-20rueRoyale(8th
),
01.42.86.10.90.M°Madeleine
Montagut-15placedumarchéSaint-Honoré (1st
),
01.40.17.05.73.M°Pyramides
Saint Laurent-53aveMontaigne(8th
),
01.53.83.84.53.M°FranklinRoosevelt
Tommy Hilfiger-43blvddesCapucines(2nd
),
01.42.60.70.02.M° Madeleine
depArtMent stores
& shopping centres
Beaugrenelle - 12rueLinois(15th
),
01.53.95.24.00.M°CharlesMichels
Le Bon Marché -24ruedeSèvres(7th
),
01.44.39.80.00.M°Sèvres-Babylone
Galeries Lafayette - 40blvdHaussmann(9th
),
01.42.82.34.56.M°Chausséed’Antin-LaFayette
One Nation Paris - 1aveduPrésidentKennedy,
78340LesClayessousBois,01.72.87.90.11
Printemps Haussmann - 64blvdHaussmann
(9th
),01.42.82.50.00.M°Havre-Caumartin
La Vallée Village - 3coursdelaGaronne,
01.60.42.35.00.RERA4toVald’Europe(about35min)
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Francis Klein-30rueBonaparte(6th
),
GrandOptical-138avedesChamps-Elysées
(8th
),01.40.76.00.13.M°GeorgeV
Italia Independent -47rueduFour(6th
),
01.42.22.40.34.M°Saint-Sulpice
Lafont Opticien-17blvdRaspail(7th
),
01.45.48.24.23.M°RueduBac
fABrics: couture
Janssens & Janssens-3rued’Anjou(8th
),
01.42.65.04.00.M°Concorde
hoMe
Baccarat-11placedesÉtats-Unis(16th
),
01.40.22.11.22.M°Boissière
Bodum-38avedeL’Opéra(2nd
),
01.42.33.01.68.M°Opéra
Boutique Talents -26aveNiel(17th
),
01.44.40.22.80.M°Pereire/Ternes
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Bernardaud-11rueRoyale(8th
),
01.47.42.82.66.M°Madeleine
Christofle-9rueRoyale(8th
),
01.55.27.99.13.M°Concorde
Lalique-11rueRoyale(8th
),
01.53.05.12.12.M°Madeleine
Silvera-56-58aveKléber(16th
),
01.53.65.78.78. M°Kléber
Zwilling-12blvddelaMadeleine(9th
),
01.42.68.88.00.M°Madeleine
JeWellery & WAtches
Audemars Piguet-15rueRoyale(8th
),
01.40.20.45.45.M°Concorde
A. Lange & Söhne-19ruedelaPaix(9th
),
01.42.65.68.71.M°Opéra
Angela Caputi Giuggiu -15Galerie
Véro-Dodat(1st
),01.40.39.01.51.M°Louvre-Rivoli
Arije-3ruedeCastiglione(1st
),
01.42.60.37.77.M°Tuileries
Boucheron-26placeVendôme(1st
),
01.42.61.58.16.M°Opéra
Bucherer-12blvddesCapucines(9th
),
01.70.99.18.88.M°Opéra
Bulgari-25placeVendôme(1st
),
01.55.35.00.50.M°Pyramides
Cartier-23placeVendôme(1st
),
01.44.53.32.20.M°Opéra
Césarée-11rueduDragon(6th
),
Chopard-1placeVendôme(1st
),
01.55.35.20.10.M°Opéra
Damiani-HôtelThePeninsula,19aveKléber
(16th
),01.42.96.95.51.M°Kléber
DoDo by Pomellato-350rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.31.55.M°Tuileries
Dubail-71-73avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.45.64.09.90.M°GeorgeV
Elysées Horlogerie-14ruedeBerri(8th
),
01.45.62.62.45.M°GeorgeV
Gas Bijoux -26-28rueDanielleCasanova(2nd
),
01.42.97.58.80.M°Opéra
Gucci Watches-PrintempsHaussmann
(1st
floor),64bdHaussmann(9th
),
Harry Winston-6ruedelaPaix(2nd
),
01.47.20.03.09.M°Opéra
Hublot-10 placeVendôme(1st
),
01.42.86.67.86.M°Opéra
Omega-362/364rueSaint-Honoré(2nd
),
01.55.35.03.60.M°Concorde
Panerai-5rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.44.51.50.50.M°Concorde
Patek Philippe-10placeVendôme(1st
),
01.42.44.17.77.M°Tuileries
Piaget-7ruedelaPaix(2nd
),
01.58.62.37.00.M°Opéra
Richard Mille - 17aveMatignon,
Rolex - 9placeVendôme(1st
),
01.40.20.21.00.M°Opéra
Tiffany&Co. -6ruedelaPaix(2nd
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01.40.20.20.20.M°Opéra
Tissot Boutique -76avedesChamps-Elysées
(8th
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Van Cleef & Arpels-22placeVendôme(1st
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01.55.04.11.11.M°Opéra
Vhernier-63rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.40.17.93.15.M°Miromesnil
Waskoll -19ruedelaPaix(2nd
),
01.44.71.98.94.MºOpéra
Wempe-16rueRoyale(8th
),
01.42.60.21.77.M°Concorde
lingerie
Agent Provocateur-12rueCambon(1st
),
01.42.61.79.54.M°Madeleine
Cadolle-4rueCambon(1st
),
01.42.60.94.22.M°Madeleine
Chantal Thomass-211rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.40.56.M°Tuileries
Eres-2rueTronchet(8th
),
01.47.42.28.82.M°Madeleine
La Perla-20rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
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01.43.12.33.50.M°Concorde
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Cesaire-6rueSaint-Florentin(1st
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01.42.97.43.43.M°Concorde/Madeleine
Coach -372-374rueSaint-Honoré(1st
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01.42.86.02.39.M°Madeleine
Delvaux-151-154GaleriedeValois(1st
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09.67.19.93.28.M°PalaisRoyal
Dot-Drops-8ruedesCanettes(6th
),
01.43.54.62.15.M°Mabillon
Fauré Le Page-21rueCambon(1st
),
09.82.50.92.30.M°Madeleine
Goyard-233rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.57.04. M°Tuileries
Hedgren-49rueCambon(1st
),
01.42.36.36.97.M°Madeleine
Hermès-24rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.40.17.47.17. M°Concorde
Lancel-127avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.56.89.15.70.M°GeorgeV
Longchamp-404rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.43.16.00.16.M°Concorde
Louis Vuitton - 101avedesChamps-Élysées(8th
),
01.53.57.52.00.M°GeorgeV
Louis Quatorze - 106rueVieilleduTemple(3rd
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01.42.72.94.43.M°FillesduCalvaire
Masha Keja-10ruedeJarente(4th
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01.47.45.62.58.M°Saint-Paul
Moynat- 348rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.47.03.83.90.M° Tuileries
Mulberry - 275rueSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.42.60.00.64.M°Concorde
Pinel & Pinel-22rueRoyale(8th
),
01.42.60.58.39. M°Madeleine
Prada-10aveMontaigne(8th
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Tumi-245rueSaint-Honoré(1st
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01.45.79.70.30.M°Concorde
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01.53.23.88.00.M°GeorgeV
Citadium-56ruedeCaumartin(9th
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Colette-213rueSaint-Honoré(1st
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01.55.35.33.90.M°Tuileries
L’Eclaireur - 26avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
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01.45.62.12.32.M°GeorgeV
Merci -111blvdBeaumarchais(3rd
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01.42.77.00.33.M°SaintSébastien-Froissard
Montaigne Market- 57aveMontaigne(8th
),
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Altan Bottier -11rueLincoln(8th
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01.45.63.77.59.M°GeorgeV
Berluti-26rueMarbeuf(8th
),
Camper -1rueduChercheMidi(6th
),
Christian Louboutin-68rueduFaubourg
Saint-Honoré(8th
),01.42.68.37.65.M°Madeleine
Crockett & Jones –14rueChauveau-Lagarde
(8th
),01.44.94.01.74.M°Madeleine
Edward Green–199bisblvdSaint-Germain
(7th
),01.53.63.47.50.M°RueduBac
Jimmy Choo–34aveMontaigne(8th
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J.M. Weston –114avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.45.62.26.47.M°GeorgeV
Paraboot -9ruedeGrenelle(7th
),
Repetto -22ruedelaPaix(2nd
),
01.44.71.83.12. M°Opéra
Robert Clergerie - 5rueduCherche-Midi(6th
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01.45.48.75.47.M°Rennes
Tod’s -21rueduFaubourgSaint-Honoré(8th
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01.53.43.16.16.M°Concorde
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ANGELA CAPUTI
Italian jewellery designer Angela Caputi set up
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LEICA
Discover Leica’s new space dedicated to
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GRATIANNE BASCANS
Like any work of art, Gratianne Bascans creations
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TISSOT BOUTIQUE
The first European Tissot Flagship store. Discover
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ESPACE WELEDA
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ACABA
At Acaba, Claire Gros welcomes you to help you
find the gloves that will suit you. Design, lining,
color, leather, all of this can also be combined for
a special order. The 2015 collection comes up
with bicolored lined or unlined, very classic close
toquitespecials.11amto7pm.ClosedonSunday.
41 rue des Petits Champs - Paris 1st
Tel: +33 (0)1 71 72 96 45
www.acaba.fr
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BUCHERER PARIS
In the heart of the Opera district, between Place
Vendôme and Boulevard Haussmann, the House
Buchererunveilsasublime2200m2
spaceshowcasing
the most beautiful Swiss names in watchmaking.
The largest boutique in the world dedicated to
timepieces,thisistheParisianshopstop.
12 boulevard des Capucines – Paris 9th
Tel: +33 (0)1 70 99 18 88
www.bucherer.com
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GALERIES LAFAYETTE
PARIS HAUSSMANN
Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann offers a large
selectionofitemsineverysegment,fromfashion
to accessories, beauty, interior decoration and
finefood.LocatedintheheartofParisnearbythe
Opera, the 70,000 square-meter flagship store,
symbol of the Parisian elegance, offers more
than 3,500 brands from affordable to the most
prestigiousreferences.
40 boulevard Haussmann – Paris 9th
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 82 36 40
haussmann.galerieslafayette.com/en/
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LOUIS QUATORZE
LouisQuatorzeisaluxuryleathergoodsbrand
thatisinspiredbyFrenchelegance,refinement
andnobility.Itisthe17th
centurythatthehouse
references with its modern and practical bags,
which are handcrafted.
106 rue Vieille du Temple - Paris 3rd
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 72 94 43
www.louisquatorzeparis.fr
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WHITE BIRD
White Bird presents rare and refined jewellery
pieces in their purest shape, often one-of-a-
kindpiecesandlimitededitions,andbringsto
light designers and craftsmen represented in
theirmostaccuratestyle.Itssecondlocationin
thehiphautMarisdistrictisespeciallyfittingfor
its bohemian-chic aesthetic and emphasis on
quality craftsmanship.
7 Boulevard des Filles du Calvaire - Paris 3rd
Tel: +33 (0)1 40 24 27 17
www.whitebirdjewellery.com
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MAISON
FRANCIS KURKDJIAN
Our fragrance house, eponymous of one of the
most celebrated perfumers of our time, offers
a full collection of fine fragrances, sketched like
anolfactivewardrobe.Ourcreationsarecrafted
with attention to details and in the purest
heritageofluxuryFrenchperfumery.
7 rue des Blancs-Manteaux - Paris 1st
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 71 76 76
www.franciskurkdjian.com
Maison
Francis Kurkdjian

DOT-DROPS®
DOT-DROPS® is the brand of choice for the “happy
few”ofelitetravellers.ThephilosophyoftheFrench
manufacturer is to continuously strive to achieve
harmony between design and functionality.
DOTDROPS® creations are a solid marriage
of colours, design and unexpected materials.
Exclusive: you can customize your suitcase at the
boutiqueandmakeyourtravelexperienceunique!
8 rue des Canettes - Paris 6th
Tel: +33 (0)1 43 54 62 15 / www.mydotdrops.com
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DANIEL CRÉMIEUX
Daniel Cremieux, the high-end French ready-
to-wear house for men whose hallmarks are
eleganceandrefinementisdelightedtowelcome
you to its boutiques around the world in Paris,
Saint-Tropez,Aix-en-Provence,NewYork,Mexico,
Madrid,PuertoBanus,QatarandTaiwan.
185 boulevard Saint-Germain - Paris 6th
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 22 01 45
www.cremieux.fr
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LAMPE BERGER PARIS
As beautiful as it is useful for exhaling a cleaner
and more fragrant air, the Lampe Berger is
availableinanincrediblevarietyofstyles,designs
and materials in order to meet every individual’s
desires.The collection today is made up of
aroundafiftylampsandfragrances.
61 rue Bonaparte - Paris 6th
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 02 69 78
www.lampeberger.fr
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arts&attractions
Exhibitions
Picasso Mania
Works by some 75 artists including Jasper Johns,
David Hockney and Roy Lichtenstein along with those
by the artist that influenced them, Pablo Picasso, are
converging on the Grand Palais in a show entitled
Picasso.mania. The exhibition bringing together over
400 works, including 99 by Picasso is a chronological
and thematic approach to the critical and artistic
highlights of Picasso’s career and the myth that
gradually built up around his name. The show is
punctuated by works by Picasso emanating from the
collections of the Picasso Museum in Paris, the
Musée d’Art Moderne and the artist’s family. They
are presented in a fashion that is reminiscent of
Picasso’s arrangements in his studios and the
exhibitions that he personally supervised. The great
stylistic phases, Cubism for instance, and emblematic
works are juxtaposed with contemporary creations
grouped by artist or theme in a host of mediums
and techniques including video, painting, film,
photography and installation works.
3 ave Général Eisenhower (8th), 01 44 13 17 17
Celebrating
Scorsese
The world of the great American filmmaker
Martin Scorsese is being played out at the
Cinémathèque Française bringing together a
host of photographs, storyboards, costumes,
posters and cult objects. The show revolves
around Scorsese’s private collection in New
York as well as the collections of Robert De
Niro and Paul Schrader and sheds light on
the filmmaker’s sources of inspiration and
working methods. The exhibit explores his
early life in an Italian-American family in New
York City and family situations, with Italian
immigrants figuring in his films as does
New York City with Taxi Driver, for instance
showing the seedy world around Times
Square and Gangs of New York exploring the
city’s ancestral origins. Discoveries include
the filmmaker’s architectural approach to
filmmaking through his detailed storyboards
drawn shot by shot as well as the important
role music plays in his films.
51 rue de Bercy (12th), 01 71 19 33 33

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Exhibitions
Swirling landscapes, a woman sitting in her bed receiving a host of what
seem to be guests as bedlam plays out in the rest of the room, the
intriguing and at times macabre works of the Genovese artist Alessandro
Magnasco are being showcased at the Galerie Canesso. Twenty paintings, some
being shown in Paris for the first time, by the artist whose career straddled the 17th
and 18th centuries, have been brought together for the show devoted to the anti-
conformist painter. Magnasco, whose works are original and highly extravagant, is
regarded as one of the precursors of Goya and the Expressionists and
one of the fathers of the fantastic. His paintings are peopled with small figures
seemingly engulfed in the landscape or setting surrounding them.
26 rue Laffitte (9th), 01 40 22 61 71
A Prince Comes to Versailles
The city of Versailles is playing host to the world of The Little Prince and Antoine
de Saint-Exupéry celebrating one of the best-known books in the world in an exhibition
entitled Le Petit Prince at Versailles, held in the Espace Richaud in the former royal
hospital. The show presents all of the facets of the legendary and lovely character
created by the pioneering aviator and writer, Saint-Exupéry. The first part of the exhibit
showcases texts presented in a fun fashion while a second space takes a look at Saint-
Exupéry and his extraordinary life. Visitors can also discover works by comic strip creators
paying tribute to The Little Prince and its author while a space is devoted to the last film
adaptation of The Little Prince, which was released in July last year. Many original pieces,
some on loan from the collection of the Air France Museum, and for the most part, which
have never been shown to the public, are on show and among them Saint-Exupéry’s
flight log and his diary with drawings for The Little Prince.
78 blvd de la Reine, 78000 Versailles, 01 30 97 85 17
The Magic of Magnasco
Galerie Taménaga
IMPRESSIONIST, MODERN
& CONTEMPORARY ART
18 avenue Matignon - Paris 8th
Metro: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tel: 01 42 66 61 94 / www.tamenaga.com
MODERN MASTERS: Cézanne, Renoir, Redon,
Rouault, Van Dongen, Dufy, Kisling, Picasso,
Gris, Klee, Chagall, Bonnard, Buffet, Soutine
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS: Aïzpiri, Bardone,
Cottavoz, Christopher, Cassigneul, Chen, Fusaro,
Fernandez, Takehiko Sugawara, Tchinai, Sano
Takehiko SUGAWARA
Olwen Forest invites you to see her collection
of vintage artist jewellery worn yesterday,
and sought after today
by famous stars and celebrities.
Coco Chanel, Schiaparelli,
Joseff of Hollywood, Hermès
Gentlemen will be dazzled
by the extremely rare cocktail accessories
from the 1930s.
Olwen Forest
Tel: 01 40 11 96 38 www.olwenforest.com
JEWELLERY of ThE STaRS
Marché Serpette - allée 3, stand 5/7
110 rue des rosiers, 93400 St-Ouen
(Metro: porte de clignancourt)
Open : Saturday, Sunday, Monday

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2 PARIS LOCATIONS DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART OPEN EVERY DAY
GALERIE BARTOUX SAINT-HONORÉ
69 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré - 75008 Paris
Tél. : + 33 (0)1 42 66 36 63
WWW.GALERIES-BARTOUX.COM
GALERIE BARTOUX ÉLYSÉES
Élysées 26 - 26, av. des Champs-Élysées - 75008 Paris
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Annual Event
DELVING INTO DÉCOR AT PARIS DÉCO OFF
January 21st through to January 25th
9:30am-7:30pm, until 11pm on the 23rd
Free shuttles transport visitors from the Left Bank
to the Right Bank and vice versa.
For further information, venues, maps and
shuttle stops visit www.paris-deco-off.com.
T
he world of interior design and
décor converge on Paris for Paris
Déco Off, the rendezvous of
international interior designers
and decoration editors. The event, being
held for the seventh time in the French capital,
has metamorphosed into a major event of
elegance and style, attracting more than
25,000 visitors. For this prestigious event, over
90 international houses of decoration reveal
their collections in Parisian showrooms on
both banks of the Seine. Held from January
21st to January 25th, the event offers a unique
opportunity to explore the aesthetic universe
of decoration in one of its cradles, Paris. The
avant-garde event with its magical lights,
lanterns from the Masters of Linen, provides a
convivial way of discovering decoration and
style as the Parisian showrooms open their
doors to visitors to discover their collections.
This year the event celebrates the seven
Paris Déco Off professions: textiles, lighting,
furniture, trimmings, wall painting, carpets and
wall coverings.
Leading names in decoration are all taking
part in the event like Christian Fischbacher,
Clarke & Clarke, Liberty Art Fabrics, Pierre Frey,
Fadini Borghi but one can also discover some
exclusive houses like Edmond Petit, which
since 1872 has fashioned high-end decoration
and furnishings featuring fabrics made from
noble and natural fibres crafted in line with the
great tradition of French weaving.
A host of houses can be discovered
during the event like Holland & Sherry, a
clothier incorporated in London in 1836,
world renowned for their luxurious and
traditional fabrics and a unique line of interior
embroideries. Jim Thompson, specialised
in high quality Thai silk, is also an expert in
traditionally hand-dyed and hand-woven
textiles while Ralph Lauren reveals an all-
encompassing collection for the home using
the finest of materials. Meanwhile, Christian
Lacroix Maison, which creates a superb range
of fabric and wallpaper collections as well as
home accessories is presenting its Incroyables
et Merveilleuses (Incredible and Marvellous)
collection showcasing vintage roses and
graphical stripes.
This year Paris Déco Off is partnering with
the prestigious Musée des Arts Décoratifs,
the decorative arts museum, which is hosting
an exhibition Faire le Mur (If Walls Could Talk)
dedicated to four centuries of wallpaper.
A host of activities are also being played
out during this free and festive event.
In transparent cubes located on the Place
de Furstenberg and the Place des Petits-Pères,
artists and craftsmen will showcase the know-
how of the professions associated with interior
design and decor. Street Art, by renowned
artists in this field, is on display at the Place des
Petits-Pères and at the Place Saint-Germain-
des-Prés. Meanwhile, visitors can sign up on
the Paris Déco Off website or their Facebook
page to book a 45-minute coaching session
in decoration at the Hôtel Le Bel Ami on the
rue Saint-Benoît followed by a visit to the
showrooms participating in Paris Déco Off
to discover fabrics and accessories and
receive samples.

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ARC DE TRIOMPHE
The triumphal arch commissioned by Napoleon
and finished in 1836 stands in the centre of the
Place Charles de Gaulle and boasts a fabulous
view of the Champs-Elysées and includes
the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Visit the
interactive exhibit on the history surrounding
the Arch. Open daily 10am-10:30pm, times may
vary, last admission 45 minutes before closing,
Adults 9.50€, Children under 18 and EU citizens
under 26: Free. Closed Jan 1.
Place Charles de Gaulle (8th), 01 55 37 73 77.
M° Charles-de-Gaulle-Etoile
EIFFEL TOWER
Built as a temporary exhibit for the 1889World’s
Fair,theironstructurenowsymbolisesParisthe
worldover.Thetowersparkleswithtwinklinglights
everyhouronthehourfromtwilightto2am.From
Jun15throughSept19am-12:45am(stairsandlifts,
lastadmissionstairs,lastliftmidnight).FromSept
2throughJun14liftopendaily9:30am-11:45pm,
FromSept2throughJun14stairsopendaily
9:30am-6:30pm.Lastentries45minutesbefore
closing.Entryfee(5-15.50€foradults)dependson
howhighyougo.Thereisaglassflooronthefirst
floor57metresaboveParisandachampagnebaris
onthetopofthetower,openfromnoonto10pm.
TopfloorclosedJan4-22.
www.tour-eiffel.fr. Ave Gustave Eiffel (7th),
01.44.11.23.23. M° Trocadéro
NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL
Constructed between 1163 and 1345, it is
a Gothic masterpiece. Free guided tours in
EnglishWed andThurs at 2pm & Sat at 2:30pm.
Experience Quasimodo’s view of Paris from
the towers Jul-Aug 10am-5:45pm weekdays,
10am-10:15pm Sat-Sun; Apr 1-Sep 30:
10am-5:45pm; Oct 1-Mar 31: 10am-4:45pm. 8.50€.
6 Parvis Notre- Dame (4th), 01 42 34 56 10. M° Cité
PALAIS GARNIER–OPERA DE PARIS
Designed by architect Charles Garnier, and a
brilliant example of Second Empire architecture.
Daily visits on your own,10am-4:30pm (adults
10€, students and under 25, 6€) information:
08 92 89 90 90. Guided tours in English daily
at 11:30am and 2:30pm Jul-Aug and school
holidays; rest of year Wed, Sat and Sun, same
times (14.50€). For additional information on
guided tours call 08 25 05 44 05.
Place de l’Opéra (9th). M° Opéra
SACRE COEUR DE MONTMARTRE
Located on the highest peak of Paris, the
view from the Sacré Coeur is breathtaking.
There is a guesthouse for pilgrims providing
accommodation and meals. Daily 6am-10:30pm;
Dome and crypt 9am-5pm.
www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.fr.
35 rue du Chevalier-de-la-Barre (18th),
01 53 41 89 09. M° Anvers
SAINTE CHAPELLE
A jewel-like chapel on the Ile de la Cité in the
courtyard of the Palais de Justice with High
Gothic stained glass windows, at its finest on
days when there isn’t a cloud in the sky. Daily
9am-5pm, last tickets 30 minutes before closing
time, times may vary. 8.50€. Free for children
under 18 and EU citizens under 26. Closed Jan 1.
2 blvd du Palais (1st), 01 53 40 60 97. M° Cité
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