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Travelling
Inspirations
Meet Barbara Rihl, the
designer who put Paris
in her bag
Cultivated Castles
Discover the royal chateaux,
Fontainebleau and
Vaux-le-Vicomte
Parks of
Attraction
We bring you a round-up of
the best parks and attraction
parks for young and old
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The city is heating up and to keep you cool and entertained we bring you a
round-up of the best the French capital has to offer, from castles to fun-filled
attraction parks, from rooftop bars to spectacular musicals, you will find it all in
this issue.
With beautiful architecture at every corner, fashion inspirations in every alley,
it is no wonder designer Barbara Rihl doesn’t need to look far for her colourful
and fun bag collections. And in this issue the talented designer not only shares
with us what inspires her, she demonstrated both her talents and inspirations
by illustrating our exclusive cover.
We also perch you on top of the city with our On Top of Paris fashion shoot
showcasing the best looks for the hottest cocktail parties for the summer
season. You will also find the latest accessories and the month’s best beauty
buys in our Shopping section.
Meanwhile, in our Arts & Attractions section we bring you all the exhibitions
not to be missed this month including Elle s’appelait Jackie, an exhibit
showcasing 150 rare photographs of Jackie O.
With great weather comes some great al fresco dining spots and the culinary
capital spoils us with choice this month. Make sure you turn to our Dining
section for the best patio tables as well as some great lunch spots for when
visiting some of the attractions found just outside of the city.
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Discover the best of August in Paris
HOT DATES
August
Celebrating the 70th
anniversary of Fiﬁ’s
“birth”, the main
character in Astrid Lindgren’s books, the
Institut Suédois is making available the
books in French, English and Japanese,
Arabic and of course Swedish along with
colouring books and puzzles for children
to enjoy in the cultural centre’s garden.
Entrance to the garden is free.
Open from 1 to 7pm from Tuesday to
Sunday. 10 rue Elzévir (3rd), 01 44 78 80 20
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SUNDAY
Outdoor
Reading

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PARIS THIS MONTH
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SATURDAY
Take in a show or two during Paris Quartier d’Eté,
the international summer festival that is filled with
song, music, art and dance by artists from all over
the world. Events, performances and shows are
held at a host of venues throughout the city and
nearby suburbs through to the 9th of August.
Visit www.quartierdete.com for more information
and tickets or call 01 44 94 98 02.
Summer Festival
Every year the 12Mail – Red Bull Space offers an
artist a residency and this year British musician Jarvis
Cocker has been honoured with putting together
an exhibition for the space. The artist has chosen to
showcase his Vinyl 45s records, which he designed
and crafted himself, creating fake gold records with
fictional songs attributed to his favourite labels.
Cocker’s imaginary gold records are on show through
to the 28th of the month. Visit www.12mail.fr for all
opening hours. 12 rue du Mail (2nd)
12
WEDNESDAY
Imaginary Records
Champagne with a View
Until the end of the month visitors to the Eiffel Tower can take advantage of the pop-up summer terrace that has been set up on the
newly renovated first floor of the iconic monument. The environment-friendly space has been decorated with furniture made from
recycled materials and offers guests a comfortable space to relax and take in the view from up above. The terrace also boasts a bar from
where you can enjoy a glass of champagne and for the kids there is cotton candy and ice-cream. Eiffel Tower, first floor.
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FRIDAY
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PARIS THIS MONTH
WEDNESDAY
Take in the new talents
performing at this year’s Rock
en Seine music festival. This year
the line-up includes Lewis Evans,
Wolf Alice and The Maccabees.
For all ticket information visit
www.rockenseine.com.
Domaine National de Saint-
Cloud, 92210, Saint-Cloud
28-30
FRIDAY - SUNDAY
Music Festival
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With the warmer weather here, the French capital has transformed
itself again into a beachside haven for locals and visitors to escape the
sweltering heat for the annual Paris Plages event. Along the Seine the
banks have become a beach resort complete with sand, palm trees
and water activities. The children will love all the activities organised
for them while adults can take in the live entertainment taking place in
the evenings, which includes street performances. Casual restaurants
are also found along the “beach” as well as vendors selling ice-cream
to help you cool down. Daily from 9am to midnight.
10
MONDAY
Beachy Paris
Take in a free concert at Espace Delta of the scenic Parc Floral
in the Bois de Vincennes where the Festival Classique au Vert
celebrates classical music, jazz and the arts. For the full program
visit www.classiqueauvert.fr. Parc Floral de Paris, Esplanade Saint-
Louis, Bois de Vincennes (12th), 01 45 43 81 18
15
SATURDAY
Concerts in the Park
Take the kids and
enjoy a fun family
day out complete
with rollercoaster
rides and fairy ﬂoss
at the Jardin des
Tuileries fun fair. You
will also ﬁnd casual
dining establishments
peppered along the
annual fair.
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WEDNESDAY
Fun Fair

12 WHERE PARIS I JANUARY 2015
Interview
TRAVELLING
INSPIRATIONSBy Sandra Iskander
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he has worked with some of the
world’s best designers including
Karl Lagerfeld and Kenzo and now
Barbara Rihl continues to make her
mark on the fashion world with
her own special style.
Inspired by travel, Rihl’s collections are an
ode to travelling with a special place reserved
for the French capital, her adopted city. Hailing
from Vienna, she remembers, “My mum used to
tell me stories that always involved travelling.
She used to always tell me the story of these
mice who travelled and who had plenty of
adventures around the world and so it fed my
imagination and it made me want to travel,
which I did as soon as I finished my studies.
When I was 15 I told my friends that one
day I will become a designer and be in
Paris and I did it. Paris is always featured
in my illustrations. After studying
at Parsons School of Design
in New York I came to Paris
and worked at LVMH with
Kenzo who taught me a
lot. He is very cultivated
and shared a lot with me
and I learned from him a lot.”
Today her fascination with travelling has not
only influenced her personal life but also how
she conducts her business. Besides working
on her own collections she also works with
LVMH’s Duty Free Shoppers, the world’s leading
retailer of upmarket brands to international
travellers, creating an impressive presence in
airports around the world. She also works with
international hotels and 20 different airlines,
including Air France, creating exclusive pieces
for them, further expanding her reach to
travellers worldwide.
Explaining her love of co-branding and
working with the travel retail industry, the
designer explains, “I believe the way of
selling has completely changed, people are
relatively alone now, they communicate
less despite of all the communicating
tools we have, there is more
solitude. I think that comes
with the trend of selfies,
people are on their own a
lot of the time, and so people
now also buy differently, it is a
phenomenon, buying alone.”
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ideas and inspirations. I like going to museums,
seeing contemporary art and I enjoy watching
movies. I watch a lot of movies, they inspire and
relax me, and I always avoid watching sad things or
difficult stories. I am nourished by positive stories
and so the women who buy my bags are like that,
and if they are not already like that I want them to
be happier and to believe in dreams. I believe that
there is a way to cultivate positivity.”
One of her popular phrases illustrated on her
bags is “Even Baby Steps Get You There”, and the
designer explains, “I think it’s important to work
towards a goal but without stressing about how
difficult it could be to make a dream come true.
I believe everything is possible, you just need to
work towards it, even if it is step by step, even if it
takes longer than expected, the most important
thing is to not lose sight of what you want.”
With Europe, Asia and now Australia only
some of the places around the world she has a
strong presence in, Barbara Rihl certainly looks
like she is slowly, step by step, taking over the
world, one illustrated bag at a time.
designed like clothes, with seasonal collections,
which wasn’t the case before.”
Admitting that she isn’t tempted to revert
back to designing a full line of ready-to-wear
collections, she says, “I’m not interested in
creating a ready-to-wear collection because I
don’t believe you can find everything you need
in the same place or by the same house. What
is exciting now is all the co-branding projects
worked on by designers and different brands.
I do design my bags though in the same way
I would ready-to-wear collections, even my
illustrations are how I would design a ready-to-
wear collection.”
Launching her own brand 15 years ago, her
4-zip tote bag, named after her daughter Sarah,
still remains one of her most popular designs but
today her collections range from totes to passport
holders. Tote bags, clutch bags, and crossover
bags, the bestseller that the designer has tagged
“the ideal travel partner”, make up her colourful
collections, which she says are named after
women, sometimes they are women she knows,
sometimes it’s someone she read about and at
times it is someone she has created in her mind.
Talking about what inspires her, Barbara declares,
“I’m always jotting down ideas and it helps me
work in advance in a sense because I always have
With her bags present more than ever in
airports she credits her success in the travel
industry to people’s “coup de coeur”, when
shoppers instantly fall in love with an item
they just have to own. Explaining, Barbara says,
“buying at the airport people make a decision
quickly, they see something, they like it they buy it,
as the luxury of taking your time and thinking the
purchase through is not afforded while zipping
through the airport, it’s an instant feeling of ‘I
need to have that’ when it comes to shopping in
that environment and that’s what I love about it.
It means that my customers, when they see my
collections, feel like they need to have one of my
bags. They are seduced by the coup de coeur.”
And her bags certainly do attract the eye
with even celebrities and royalty, including Kate
Middleton and Emma Watson succumbing to
her fun designs. Barbara confides that, “I design
my bags and my boutiques with a certain
lightness, to bring happiness to people. I want
to create a lighter, happier world. I think people
are looking for fun things now, colourful and
affordable, and I don’t like arrogant things or
people. I prefer not to create and design a bag
for an elite clientele, but rather design something
to unite people. With my bags I write messages
that are integrated in the designs that work in
a way for people to meet others, to get people
talking and that is what my real work is. I want
people to communicate and my bags are in
a way a tool for that to happen. I want to give
that facility to people to communicate more.
My designs are about the people you can meet
while travelling, the sharing of a moment while
travelling. I’m always fascinated by the positive
moments that come with travelling.”
“People consume differently now. People are
now walking away from the over-the-top way
of shopping and dressing and I think people
like my bags because it’s not just about my
illustrations, it’s the art de vivre that comes with
my bags, it’s a way of being,” she says.
Starting her career in designing clothes, she
was always more intrigued by the accessories
and believes that accessories today, especially
bags, have evolved in how they are designed,
explaining, “back then bags were designed to
last for decades, to become almost an heirloom
and just an extension of a house’s ready-to-
wear collection, but then things changed. I
remember when Fendi released the Baguette
bag, it was available in a plethora of colours and
textures, and it changed everything along with
Jamin Puech. They gave designers a freedom
and from that point on accessories were
“I always want to design something light and
practical, people don’t want anything heavy and
want to keep their hands free especially when
travelling. We need practicality in life.”

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Day Trips
CULTIVATED
CASTLES By Patricia Valicenti
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outh of Paris in the Seine and Marne
region sweeping landscapes and vast
forests beckoned and inspired men
of power, letters and the arts. Among
those who would leave their mark on
the region were Francis I, under whose initiative
the very royal residence of Fontainebleau
would begin to emerge as one of the world’s
great castles and Nicolas Fouquet a man of
great taste who had the 17th century jewel that
is Vaux-le-Vicomte built.
Fontainebleau, a favourite with the French
monarchs, is a vast castle with its 1500 rooms
set around courtyards and sprawling gardens
irrigated by seven springs whose sources can
be found in the neighbouring forest. French
monarchs from the 12th to the 19th centuries
would spend time in this celebrated castle,
a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it the
only French royal and imperial castle to have
been continuously inhabited for some eight
centuries. For here the French monarchs
particularly enjoyed their hunting sorties in the
50,000 acres of woods surrounding the royal
residence and teeming with a huge reserve
of carefully managed game. Capetians, Valois,
Bourbons, Bonapartes and Orléans successively
sojourned at Fontainebleau each adding their
own personal touch of taste to the place.
Francis I was particularly fond of the deer
and boar in what was then known as the Forest
of Bière. While the castle has evolved with the
ages, it was Francis I back in the 16th century
who decided to turn the medieval fortress
into a superb royal residence setting off a
transformation that would continue over the
next three centuries.
One of the great French kings, Francis I was
also known as the Father of Letters and he
invited foreign artists, notably from Italy, to
France. He launched the French Renaissance
and Fontainebleau would become a hot bed of
the movement.
A long gallery in the castle that is now the
Galerie François Ier (Francis I) running from the
medieval keep to the Trinitarian abbey on the
grounds extended the structure westward.
The king commissioned Rosso Fiorentino to
decorate the gallery with a team of French,
Italian and Flemish painters and sculptors.
Among the artists working with Fiorentino
was Francesco Primaticcio and together
they created a new style of decoration at
the castle combining painted frescoes and
stucco sculptures.
This work was followed by a fine contribution
from the Mannerist painters, Ambroise Dubois,
Martin Fréminet and Toussaint Dubreuil, who
worked under Henry IV who also modified
Fontainebleau adding three new buildings
although only one survives today, the
fascinating Galerie des Cerfs or Stag Gallery.
These buildings were constructed around the
queen’s garden, his queen being Marie de’
Medici and her garden is now known as the
Garden of Diane.
Unique gems on the grounds include
the three chapels, an English garden and a
fully operational Jeu de Paume or real tennis
court where tournaments and international
championships are held. The first court was
built under Henry IV while the current court was
built during the reign of Louis XV and restored
by Napoleon I. Meanwhile, Marie Antoinette’s
Turkish boudoir has recently been returned
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to its unique splendour after seven years of
restoration work.
Emptied of its furnishings during the French
Revolution, Napoleon, who was particularly
fond of Fontainebleau, had it re-furnished
within a month. He transformed the Bourbon
bedchamber into his throne room and in 1986
the Napoleon I museum was inaugurated in the
Louis XV wing of the castle.
Meanwhile, a masterpiece of 17th century
France emerges just 50 kilometres from Paris
and 20 kilometres from Fontainebleau at the
castle of Vaux-le-Vicomte. This enchanting
palace with its sweeping gardens and fountains
was created upon the initiative of Nicolas
Fouquet who brought together three of the
greatest artists of the period in France known
as the Great Century: the architect Louis Le
Vau, the decorator Charles Le Brun and the
great gardener and landscape artist André Le
Nôtre. Their creative forces melded together at
Vaux-le-Vicomte and a fairy tale world emerged
that would be a model that would inspire the
constructions of an entire age.
Fabulous fêtes and balls were all on the
agenda back in the 17th century and fittingly
this year Vaux-le-Vicomte is commemorating
the 400th anniversary of Fouquet’s birth in
sumptuous style. On July 9th the celebrated
Baroque musical ensemble Les Arts Florissants
directed by William Christie will perform in Le
Nôtre’s garden and every Saturday night until
October 3rd, the castle will hold its famous
candlelit soirées when 2000 candles illuminate
the castle and grounds.
Nicolas Fouquet, a man of exceptional taste
and a master in the French art of living, was the
Superintendent of Finances in France in the
early years of the reign of Louis XIV. He acquired
the domain that was to become Vaux in 1641
and twenty years later the 17th century jewel
emerged with its grottos, canals, fountains and
the first French garden, jardin à la française,
drawn by Le Nôtre. It is a majestic theatre of
greenery, water, fountains and flowers arranged
around a perspective of over three kilometres.
Fouquet gave Le Nôtre carte blanche and
unlimited funds to create his gardens, which
Louis XIV would see there in 1661 during a
sumptuous summer reception.
Le Vau, the architect, drew his inspiration
from Ancient Roman architecture adapting it
to the climate and taste of the Greater Paris
region bringing about a new and powerful style
that would remain French and inspire French
architecture for a century and a half.
The décors and paintings by Le Brun are peopled
with mythological and allegorical references. The
castle is filled with tapestries, paintings, engravings,
sculpture and furnishings that offer an unparalleled
visual experience and a total immersion into the
atmosphere of the Great Century.
Fouquet supported the arts and artists
including Jean de la Fontaine who wrote a
poem about the domain and Molière who put
on a play there. The beauty of Vaux lives on and
with it the memory of the tasteful, generous
Nicolas Fouquet. Today Vaux-le-Vicomte is
owned and managed by the de Vogüé family.
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By Patricia Valicenti
Parks of
Attraction

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aris and its surrounding region are
studded with places of discovery,
fun and adventure embodied in
theme parks, zoos and a castle
surrounded by a wonderful world
of flora and fauna. The voyage can begin in
Paris in decidedly rural woods flanking the
capital on the east with the Bois de Vincennes
and on the west with the Bois de Boulogne.
A delightful land sits on the outer western
reaches of Paris nestled in the scenic Bois de
Boulogne woods. The Enchanted River boat
ride, the Little Train that wends through the
woods, a riding academy and exotic birds are
among the panorama of attractions awaiting
the visitor at the Jardin d’Acclimatation,
the oldest theme park in France, which has
been frequented by generations of Parisians.
Founded in 1860, the park was inaugurated
by Napoleon III and the Empress Eugenie. It
remains a blend of all that is old and new with
workshops and a host of amusement park rides
as well as bucolic walks through the woods,
passing by waterfalls while enjoying wide
perspectives. There is an authentic farm, an
organic market garden and a puppet theatre
giving live performances.
The park offers some simple pleasures like
taking a peak at yourself in a distorting mirror,
cooling off beneath a water spray or relaxing in
a chaise lounge while children paddle around
in a newly appointed wading pool. You can
also opt for an exotic camel ride or take a spin
in a small boat on the lake or adventure out
onto the spectacular zipline. New attractions
include the 8-metre high Free Jump set up on
the great lawn and a climbing workshop near
the wading pool.
Peacocks, geese and ducks roam freely
around the grounds where you might run into
a juggler or a fire breather or on August 18th,
the puppet parade. While the garden pursues
its initial mission of acclimating fauna, there are
over 400 animals housed in the park, and flora
from the world over, the park is also dotted
with some exotic man-made creations. Of note
a traditional Japanese dwelling built in the 19th
century, the House of Kiso, and the beautiful
Belvedere of the Empress. Meanwhile, the
Korean garden, set amidst luxuriant vegetation,
invites one to meditate. Restaurants, a tea
salon, cafés and four food trucks offer a host
of refreshments and lunching options to be
enjoyed on the relaxing picnic grounds on the
premises. Educational workshops featuring
cooking, gardening, magic and more are held
throughout the summer and the equestrian
centre will be holding a workshop from August
24th through to August 28th. Until the 18th of
August visitors can enjoy the Cow Parade of 35
painted cows created by contemporary artists
that have already toured major cities around
the world.
Meanwhile, over on the opposite edge of
town in the Bois de Vincennes is a fine zoo. It
was back in 1934 that France’s Natural History
Museum opened up the Paris zoo and just last
year, it was completely renovated offering the
city a practically brand new zoo. It presents in
16 natural environments some 1000 animals,
birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and
fish representing 180 species. It is a highly
diversified collection ranging from predators
to colourful birds and a host of frog and
lizard species. The park embraces five large
geographic zones showcasing 16 natural
environments where the animals lead their
lifestyle in their re-created natural habitats.
Education, conservation and research are
among the park’s vocations.
It all opens up with Patagonia and its
pampas, its coastal milieu and the forest of
the Andes. Here the stars of the show include
the handsome puma and the endearing pudu
of the Andes, the smallest species of deer in
the world. The cold coast region will bring
you face to face with fun loving sea lions and
Humboldt’s perky penguins. Then wander into
the savannah in the Sahel-Sudan zone for an
encounter with the highly endangered addax
antelope and Nero, the African lion before
heading into the spacious aviary where birds
take flight. Then the biodiversity of European
fauna, located at the base of the Great Boulder,
is explored. A vivarium houses frogs, tortoises,
lizards and serpents while in a forest setting you
can have a close look at wolves and lynx. Next,
you can stroll from the Guyana zone whose
residents include the intriguing golden lion
tamarin into Madagascar where you’ll meet up
with the colourful tomato frog.
Births at the zoo this year included Ubangi,
a giraffe, on January 28th and last April Atlas,
Kibo and Shani were born there with the three
playful lion cubs visible to be watched, but in
the mornings only.
Meanwhile, the park’s emblem remains, the
Grand Boulder, which dates from the zoo’s
Parks

Parks
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druids are just a sampling of the attractions in
this fun-filled park, one of the most popular
in all of France. There is an area devoted to
young children over the age of three, the
Forest of Idéfix (Dogmatix in English) with the
Aérodynamix, which gives you the chance to
take flight or see the druidess Etamine mixing
her potions. Viking boat rides, Gallic and Roman
bumper cars and an aquatic stroll are among
the other attractions in the park for the very
young though the majority of the attractions
in the park have been created for one and all.
You can take a ride in a Gallic bobsleigh that
reaches almost 60 kilometres an hour, have
a great time of it in cauldrons that spin at full
speed or enjoy the thrill of a whirlpool station,
swirling waters and a dramatic drop on board
the Menhir Express. And new on the agenda
this year is the Espions de César attraction, a
ride that takes flight over the Forest of Idéfix.
There are six restaurants and you can even stay
on the grounds in the heart of the forest at a
charming hotel.
And that magical moment waits in Marne-la-
Vallée at Disneyland Paris where the wonderful
world of Disney beckons. It is a place where
with its seemingly endless neck as well as the
always-intriguing Triceratops, an enormous
herbivore accompanied by its young. Although
smaller than the Brachiosaurus, the creature
swings in at two metres. Meanwhile, the fierce
and carnivorous Tyrannosaurus rex is on hand
weighing in at three tons and measuring 12
metres. Plenty of activities are all on the agenda
to learn more about these creatures, notably
their evolution and the reasons for their
disappearance from the face of the earth. An
archaeological dig site is also set up in the park
where children can look for fossils and bones.
A unique experience is waiting to be
discovered just 30 kilometres north of the
French capital at the Parc Astérix. Here the
quintessential world of the Gauls, who were
among the original inhabitants of France,
is being played out. This theme park brings
you back in time to sample life as it was in a
Gallic village. The park offers a fabulous blend
of 36 attractions and five shows staged in
six different worlds, Welcome to Gaul, The
Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, The Vikings,
Travel Through Time and Egypt. Magic
potions, menhirs, cauldrons and a forest of
inception in 1934. Intact, restored, 65-meters
high in the sky, it dominates the landscapes
below.
For a thoroughly different animal experience,
the Park and Chateau of Thoiry in the Yvelines
offers a marvellous journey into a world of
wild animals through its safari and pedestrian
parks where 152 different animal species thrive,
ranging from colourful frogs and lizards to
lemurs, tigers, giraffes and zebras and more.
Thoiry offers a fascinating journey, too, into
its Arch devoted to small creatures housing
amphibians, invertebrates and sea creatures.
The place is home to a beautiful Renaissance
chateau surrounded by extensive gardens.
And fittingly this summer, Thoiry is featuring
pre-historic animals, taking its visitors 200
million years back in time with a spectacular
presentation of animated dinosaurs. Sixteen
life-like creatures evolve in the pedestrian
part of the park in enclosures with décors
straight out of the Jurassic and Cretaceous
periods. That was when the great dinosaurs
roamed the earth feeding on lush ferns or
flesh. As visitors stroll through the park they will
discover the seven-metre long Brachiosaurus
Equestrian Centre at the Jardin d’Acclimatation

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you can meet up with pirates, travel into
outer space, visit a mysterious haunted hotel
or take a ride in spinning teacups. Adventure
and fantasy await from meeting Mickey Mouse
or Snow White to enjoying a live parade or
show. Disneyland Paris features two theme
park experiences, Disneyland Park, a European
interpretation of the classic Disney theme park,
which originated more than 50 years ago in
California, and the Walt Disney Studios Park
where cinema, animation and television
come to life, and guests can step into
action themselves.
The lavishly landscaped and intricately
detailed Disneyland Park is filled with 41
attractions, a variety of themed shops and
restaurants, live entertainment and encounters
with the famous Disney characters.
You can head into turn-of-the-20th-century
America in Main Street, U.S.A where you can
ride a period vehicle like an omnibus up the
street. A Walk to Sleeping Beauty’s Castle
takes the visitor to the Central Plaza where
the entrances to each of the park’s themed
Lands are found. Frontierland takes you to
the Old West while Adventureland brings you
everything from pirates to an Asian jungle.
Fantasyland is the kingdom of fairy tales with
the Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups and Dumbo the
Flying Elephant while Discoveryland takes you
into the world of Captain Nemo and into the
galaxy on board Space Mountain: Mission 2.
Over at Walt Disney Studios Park
entertainment is on the agenda and guests
can even go behind the scenes of the
filmmaking process. A highlight of this
summer season is Frozen emanating from
the Disney hit animated fairy tale film. Visitors
can catch a sneak peak of the film’s characters
in the Disneyland Park Parade. The world of
Frozen will appear in Frontierland with a new
ice-themed musical production combining
singing and dancing with guest participation.
Characters Anna and Elsa along with Kristoff
and Olaf will take to the stage and they will
be surrounded by dancers straight out of the
Kingdom of Arendelle. There will also be a
Market Place inspired by the universe of the
kingdom of Arendelle, all promising for
a refreshing summer.
JARDIN D’ACCLIMATATION
Ave du Mahatma Gandhi, Bois de
Boulogne (16th), 01 40 67 90 85
PARC ZOOLOGIQUE DE PARIS
Entrance located at the corner of the
avenue Daumesnil and the Route de
Ceinture du lac Daumesnil (12th),
01 40 79 31 25
THOIRY
Rue du Pavillon de Montreuil, 78770
Thoiry, 01 34 87 40 67
A shuttle bus to the park is available
on Wednesdays and Saturdays during
official French school holidays from
the Montfort-l’Amaury-Méré train
station.
PARC ASTÉRIX
60128 Plailly, 08 26 46 66 26
By car: Thirty kilometres north of Paris
on the A1 highway direction, Lille, exit
Parc Astérix between exits 7 and 8.
DISNEYLAND PARIS
www.disneylandparis.com
RER A to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy
(40-65 min)
Clockwise from top left: The Enchanted River at the Jardin d’Acclimatation; Oziris inverted roller coaster at Parc Astérix; Lynx at Thoiry

SHOPPING
Accessories
Beach
Fashion
Family-run brand Janine Robin
is a French swimwear leader
that specialises in well-cut and
ﬂattering swimsuits as well as
lingerie. It all started back in 1948
in a small boutique in Paris and
today the brand continues to
deliver collections with women in
mind. Made in France, the Janine
Robin collections, including the
Laura Beach by Janine Robin
collection, embody a savoir-faire
that has seen the brand remain
as a leader for over 50 years. This
summer the Laura Beach by
Janine Robin collection features
a colourful selection of swimsuits
including both one-piece and
bikinis that are available in this
season’s popular ﬂoral prints as
well as eye-popping hues such as
lime green.
Janine Robin Boutique
36 rue Saint Placide (6th),
01 42 22 17 00
Bailey for Bennett
This season step into Italy with English model and writer
Laura Bailey’s capsule collection for British brand L.K.
Bennett. The spring/summer accessories collection of
shoes and clutch bags is an ode to Laura’s love affair with
the Amalfi Coast and the Italian joie de vivre. The retro-
modern collection features the vibrant colours of the Italian
coastline and the geometric detailing of glamorous 60’s
swimwear, with each pair of shoes named after an Italian
actress including Claudia Cardinale. Ocean blue, sandy
yellow and zigzag prints give the collection a fun feel,
bringing seaside fashion to any outfit you wear this season.
L.K. Bennett Boutique
31 rue de Grenelle (7th), 01 42 22 20 80
I See Italia
Take in the beauty of the French capital through fashionable eyewear by Italian brand Italia Independent. The
at once flamboyant and chic collection will certainly award you with extra fashion cred this summer among
your very fashionable circle. For a more daring and “stand-out” from the pack pair we love the IS012. A frame
made from a flexible and durable polymeric material, with flexible temples that allow for a better fit, it is
available in fun colours including candy violet and summer-inspired prints including berry pink with an exotic
flower print. If you prefer a more classic frame slide on the I-Metal. The ultra thin metal frames are handcrafted
with the artisans working on each pair individually, making each frame a one of a kind. Available in simple
colours including black and gold as well as leopard print detailing and even in fuchsia pink.
Italia Independent Boutique
47 rue du Four (6th), 01 42 22 40 34

A
n elegant, convivial and
contemporary experience awaits
in Piaget’s new flagship store on
the famous Rue de la Paix. The
high watchmaking and jewellery
collections of the Maison are showcased in
these new settings, exhibiting the incredible
know-how and fine techniques of its craftsmen.
The 7 Paix, as it is known, reveals the creativity
embodied by the world of Piaget. The address
by itself is a mythical one as it is where the
famed French fashion designer Charles-Frédéric
Worth opened his luxurious salons in 1858.
Today, Piaget’s unique heritage, with its precious
watches and jewellery collections animates this
luxurious space of 500 square metres. The façade
of the boutique is attractive, with its deep black
and grey livery punctuated with gold. Through
the two shop windows, one can revel in the
show staged in the “Vitrine Extraordinaire” and
enlivened by Piaget’s creations.
The stunning new Piaget Haute Joaillerie
and Haute Horlogerie collection entitled
“Secrets & Lights – A Mythical Journey by
Piaget”, celebrates the history of the silk route
and the wide expanse of cities and cultures
that the ancient route encompasses. The
collection, comprising 93 jewellery creations
and 38 watchmaking creations, draws its
inspiration from two legendary cities, Venice and
Samarkand.
The timepieces in the Secrets of Venice
collection are magnified by feather art, enamelling
and engraving while the Lights of Samarkand
Haute Joaillerie creations are vibrant with colour,
energy and superb gemstones that the Maison’s
experts have travelled the world to find.
Inside the elegant boutique the atmosphere
celebrates the hand of man for no less than 20
different crafts and trades were called upon to
create the precious interior. Oak parquet flooring
and wainscoting meet up with elegant, discrete
furnishings. A brass chandelier is an invitation
to the first floor -- reached by a transparent lift
– where a Japanese-style screen with delicate
floral patterns leads you to the space devoted
to fine watches while an icon display window
dressed in gold attracts you to the high jewellery
collections.
Arranged as rooms in a private home where
ten hosts, one of them a master watchmaker,
are present all the time, welcome the guests,
Piaget
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bracelet
adorns the
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A flowing bracelet
punctuated by
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the store presents the realm of Piaget. The fine
watchmaking area is focused on the Maison’s
Altiplano timepiece: discretion, absolute
elegance and total precision. Here one can
marvel at the beauty of the manufacture’s
calibres.
Over the past years, twenty-
five extremely flat movements
have emerged, among them the
stunning tourbillion, the intriguing
moon phase and the fascinating
skeleton. The guest can also admire
them in a film, in the comfort of an
armchair unless he or she prefers to
choose to thumb through a book
on fine watches, taken from the
house library or handle the tools
used by fine watchmakers.
The High jewellery universe at 7 Paix
celebrates the art of the house’s master jewellers.
The gold mosaic in the icon window was made
entirely by hand. The magical jewellery windows
displaying the sumptuous collections glimmer in
full colour with emeralds, sapphires, diamonds,
tourmalines and garnets while turquoise, opal,
jade, onyx and lapis-lazuli are all part of the show.
Piaget’s new setting is a continual journey. A
VIP room opens up onto a charming landscaped
garden with a Japanese maple tree, jasmines
and osmanthus plants, a splendid magnolia
tree surrounded by ferns, tall flowering grasses,
forget-me-nots and hellebores providing the
perfect place for Piaget’s famous and much
sought-after soirées. Moreover a world of
enchantment unfolds on the first floor where
you can approach the “Mariage” corner,
dedicated to marriage. Here Piaget’s rings
and Jewellery collection, Passion, are found
along with a tempting Bridal Bar presenting a
procession of wedding bands.
Further along the gallery running
alongside the windows looking out
over the Rue de la Paix, a reception
space has been created, a 21st century
Piaget club with bookshelves, sofas
and mobile displays, where temporary
exhibitions, cocktail parties for clients
and private dinners can take place.
“The 7 Paix brings to life all the
facets of Piaget’s know-how. It sets
within reach the crafts and art of fine
watchmaking and High Jewellery
making. This to us is most important because
we are one of the very few houses to have
integrated so many in-house crafts. This place
was born out of an ambition: to offer each
customer a unique experience, his or her own”,
says Olivier Perruchot, Piaget France and United
Kingdom Managing Director.
7 rue de la Paix (2nd), 01 58 62 37 00
Four-leaved
flower-ring featuring
highly original
shapes is highlighted
by a splendid
Colombian emerald
The secret ring’s
sliding cover
reveals a magnetic
night blue sky
crafted in Grand
Feu champlevé
enamel
Prong-set marquise-cut
stones light up
an airy necklace
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“The 7 Paix brings to life
the ensemble of the know-how of Piaget.
It brings almost into reach
the professions of fine watchmaking
and High Jewellery making.”

SHOPPING
For Her
CK Spellbinds
Discover Calvin Klein’s Spellbound collection, which will
without a doubt render your outfit spellbinding. The cuff
bracelet, in python print leather, is available in blue, black,
grey and natural beige, and is a sexy addition to your
accessories collection. Working well with your summer’s
day and night looks it can be worn with a skirt and simple
tee in the morning for shopping along rue Saint-Honoré
and as easily be worn with skinny jeans and sexy kitten
heels for dinner at Costes.
Available at Galeries Lafayette
Angela Caputi Giuggiu
Italian jewellery designer Angela Caputi set up her workshop in
Florence in 1975 where she embarked on creating colourfully
original pieces. Today, she has her gallery-like jewellery boutique
here in Paris where you can find her unique designs. This month
the designer is showing her Etched line, a preview of the fall/
winter collection. Geometrical shapes graphically linked together,
creating statement necklaces make up the Etched line, which are
engraved in black, creating a contrast against the clear resin.
15 Galerie Véro-Dodat (1st), 01 40 39 01 51
Sweet Timepieces
Offering customers a plethora of colours to choose from,
Bonbon Watch specialises in costume watches that strike a
fashionable cord. The brand’s signature round dial, encircled with
coloured crystals, gives customers a bejewelled accessory that
can be matched to any outfit or mood. The watches, which are
assembled in Paris, also feature fine Italian leather straps that are
available in different shades, complementing each watch’s case.
Bonbon Watch Boutique
12 blvd des Capucines (9th), 01 47 42 35 51

Located in the heart of Paris nearby the Opera, the 70,000 square-meter flagship store, symbol of the Parisian elegance, offers more than 3,500 brands
from affordable to the most prestigious references.
Situées en plein cœur de Paris, à deux pas de l’Opéra Garnier, les Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, symbole de l’élégance parisienne, s’étendent sur 70 000 m2
et proposent plus de
3 500 marques, des plus abordables aux plus prestigieuses.
THE DEPARTMENT STORE,
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Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann offers a large selection of items
in every segment, from fashion to accessories, beauty, interior
decoration and fine food.
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SHOPPING
For Him
Breguet, the Journey
A bright and white world of elegance and refinement
unfolds in the newly renovated Breguet boutique on
the Place Vendôme. Ensconced within are the house’s
emblematic collections and pieces along with a display of
Breguet’s sparkling high jewellery pieces. The space reflects
the signature Breguet dials in silver-coloured gold and in
hand-made guilloche. Abraham-Louis Breguet introduced
guilloche design to the dials of his watches more than two
centuries ago, becoming the first watchmaker to do so.
Within the boutique thematic interactive films on touch
screens bring the world of watchmaking to life while upstairs,
the fascinating story of Breguet is played out in a museum
dedicated to the house. Here are conserved the precious
archives of the brand, notably the sales registers tracing the
history of each piece produced since the end of the 18th
century. Some one hundred exceptional pieces manufactured
by the house are on display including precious old
tourbillions – Breguet is credited with inventing the tourbillion
- chronometers from the 19th century when Breguet was
the clockmaker to the Royal French Navy alongside travel
pendulettes and rare, elaborate pieces made for the Turkish
court in spectacular enamel and gold. The museum is a
unique journey into the emblematic creations of the man
who created the first known wristwatch, for the Queen
of Naples in 1810, and from whose workshops emerged
timepieces for Napoleon, Marie-Antoinette, Tsar Alexander I
and King George IV.
The museum is open to the public but it is recommended
to call and confirm a visiting time. – P.V.
6 Place Vendôme (1st), 01 47 03 65 00
Christofle
Cufflinks
Known for well-crafted tableware the
house of Christofle also creates equally
elegant accessories and jewellery. In
the recently renovated boutique on the
chic Rue de Passy gentlemen will find
an attractive range of cufflinks that will
finish off any suave look with a sleek silver
touch. Add a fun twist to a rather classic
shirt with the Pliage cufflinks, designed
by Claire Dévé or for an elegantly simple
add-on discover the Elémentaire Noir
pair, designed by Studio Christofle,
they are a smooth square cut that will
complement any outfit.
Christofle Boutique
95 rue de Passy (16th), 01 46 47 51 27
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Hunting
in Style
Beretta Gallery may be known for
its firearms, however, the name
popular with hunters also offers
clients a smart ready-to-wear
collection. This summer season avid
hunters are invited to discover the
Beretta Serengeti Safari collection.
Designed with the African outback
in mind, the collection features
pieces that offer comfort, versatility
and protection for hunting
gentlemen and which can also
be worn in the urban jungle.
Fabric-covered buckles are used
to minimise sound and rolled-up
sleeve button fasteners are added
to accommodate any climate
change, allowing gentlemen to roll
up their sleeves when it gets a little
bit warmer or roll them down when
the temperature drops.
Beretta Gallery Boutique
57 rue Pierre Charron (8th),
01 56 88 59 59
Travelling Art
Samsonite has just released a limited edition collection
rendering homage to Keith Haring, the American artist
who was known for his graffiti art. The travel-friendly
Keith Haring by Samsonite collection includes all your
travel essentials including a name tag for your luggage,
neck pillow and even a lock, and all feature Haring’s
signature colourful dancing figures. The collection also
includes an easy to fold backpack and overnight bag
making it easy to fit them into your suitcase and pull
out to fit all the extra gifts you splurged on when on
your shopping spree in the fashion capital.
Samsonite Boutique
12 blvd des Capucines (9th), 01 42 65 18 62
Fashion with
an Edge
The contemporary man’s go-to ready-
to-wear brand Etudes Studio recently
opened its first flagship store in Paris in
the fashion magnet neighbourhood, Le
Marais, which encompasses the feel of
the collective. Sprawled over two floors,
the space is also where the studios and
the Paris team work, bringing a unique
closeness of the brand’s creativity to the
clients. The urban and monochrome
feel of the space highlights the colours
of the spring/summer collection, which
features cobalt blue trousers and single-
breasted jackets, ruby red overalls and
slogan t-shirts. The boutique also stocks
limited edition pieces as well as items
that are exclusively sold at the Marais
address alongside limited edition art
and photography books edited by the
collective.
Etudes Studio Boutique
14 rue Debelleyme (3rd), 01 49 96 56 62

SHOPPING
Jewellery
The World of
Wempe in Paris
Eiffel Tower. It is outfitted with a bracelet in
Nato in the French colours of blue, white and
red in addition to the traditional hand-sewn
black crocodile bracelet. Wempe watches
exclusively manufactured in the observatory in
Glashütte. Watchmakers use observatories in
precision work and the one in Glashütte came
into being in 1910. Wempe renovated it and set
up a production site there a few years ago.
And today the boutique showcases, too, its own
jewellery collections, By Kim, whose hallmarks
are volume and transparency, a case in point
being the stunning rings from the Colonna line.
Meanwhile, an exceptional line of unique pieces
embraces precious, colourful gemstones like
the astonishing blue tanzanite, one of the most
coveted gemstones in the world.
Wempe Boutique
16 rue Royale (8th), 01 42 60 21 77
It is an elegant house ensconced on the
corner of the rue Royale and the rue Saint-
Honoré, a welcoming one, too, as if one is
being welcomed into a beautifully appointed
apartment where pendulum clocks and
bouquets of flowers abound. Wempe, the
family-owned house specialising in fine
watches and exceptional jewellery, is based in
Hamburg and was founded in 1878 by Gerhard
Diedrich Wempe, and this year it is celebrating
the 30th anniversary of its Paris boutique.
“I wanted to personally look for the best
address and went there every season at
different times of day. I was convinced that
success depended upon the concordance of
an ensemble of factors, starting with the ideal
location that should reflect the spirit of the city
and the lifestyle of its inhabitants. When we
discovered this house built in 1890 at the corner
of the rue Royale and the rue Saint-Honoré, I
did as I am accustomed to doing. I went inside
and spoke directly with the owner of the store,”
explained Hellmut Wempe the third generation
of the house and who in 2003 transferred
operational management to his daughter
Kim-Eva Wempe.
The boutique opened in 1985 and today it is
a place where one can spend time to discover
a host of watches from the most prestigious
of brands. The Paris boutique is specialised in
mechanical watches and it is the only boutique in
Paris to carry Patek Philippe watches aside from
the brand’s own store on the Place Vendôme.
Marine chronometers are on the agenda at
Wempe as well as full servicing and watch
repair services.
To celebrate its 30 years in Paris, Wempe has
brought out a watch and a pendant with a
charm each fittingly limited to 30 pieces. The
pendant adorned with a charm in 18-carat grey
gold has an engraving of the Eiffel Tower on
one side and a small diamond and comes with
a braided leather cord in blue, white or red. The
limited edition Wempe watch to commemorate
the anniversary is a chronometer in steel, with
a moon phase and full calendar, made and
certified in Glashütte and engraved with the

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THE PERFECT TREAT
10am – 8.30pm
EXTENDED
HOURS
IN AUGUST

LUXURY OUTLET / VINTAGE
CITI ENG A L L E RYZ
22 RUE DE THORIGNY (ANGLE/CORNER RUE DU ROI DORÉ), PARIS 3RD
M° SAINT-SÉBASTIEN - FROISSART (LINE 8)
TEL: +33 (0)1 42 78 93 75
Chanel - Hermès - Saint Laurent
Céline - Gucci - Prada - Balmain
Balenciaga - Chloé - Fendi
Dolce&Gabbana - Dior - Louis Vuitton
Paris Flea Market
Also known as the Puces de Saint-Ouen or Clignancourt from its
location north of Montmartre, this is the city’s (some claim the
world’s) largest and most famous flea market, offering everything
from used books and leather jackets to precious antique jewellery
and Louis XVI furniture, in a series of different markets. Don’t be put
off by the rows of tacky stands under the overpass; the real Flea
Market lies beyond them. Sat-Mon, 9:30 am-6:30pm.
142 rue des Rosiers, Saint-Ouen
(10-minute walk from Porte de Clignancourt)
Les Bouquinistes
Aligning the banks of the River Seine are the beloved
bouquinistes of Paris, bookstalls carrying new
and second hand books as well as copies of rare magazines.
You can find cookbooks dedicated to all of the regions
of France, the great French novels, coffee table books vintage
posters and photographs and more, much more.
Bouquinistes©ParisTouristOffice-FabianCharaffi;Puces©ParisTouristOffice-AmélieDupont
SHOPPING
Vintage
EN

SHOPPING
Beauty
Angel Hair
Hairdressers in white shirts and cute black bowties
bring to life Angel Studio where Parisian socialites
and fashionistas go to get their hair done. At the
helm is L’Oréal Professionnel ambassador Jérôme
Guézou, who has coiffed the hair of celebrities and
models for fashion shows. The talented hairdresser
says summer is all about the wob, the mid length
wavy mob in caramel hues, and says tending to your
tresses while on the beach is as important as taking
care of your skin, suggesting L’Oréal’s Pro Fibre dry oil,
with a UV filter, it protects your hair without the risk
of frying it in the sun. To get your waves beach ready
call 01 42 27 60 60 to make an appointment.
Angel Studio
76 rue Pierre Demours (17th)
Holiday Hair
To keep your tresses in order
while travelling this summer
make sure you protect your hair
with Esthederm’s Sun Care Oil.
The two-in-one product offers
protection to both your body and
hair, making it the perfect product
to have in your make-up bag and
beach bag. With Oryza sativa oil
offering antioxidant UV protection
and boasting omega 6 and 9 in
its ingredients, the oil keeps your
skin as well as your hair hydrated.
Applied every two hours, the
oil, which features Esthederm’s
Adaptasun technology, adjusts
and adapts your skin and hair to
the sun exposure, keeping you
protected while getting all the
sun’s goodness by activating the
natural pigmentation process.
Available at Sephora
Straighten Up
If you prefer sleek and straight hair get your mane soirée-ready with Babyliss’s Ipro 235 Ionic hair
straightener. With Diamond Ceramic plates and reaching 235°C in seconds, teamed with its wet
and dry feature means the straightener will have you out of your hotel room in a ﬂash without
wasting precious discovering Paris time.
Available at Darty stores
AngelStudio©FredericDucont

Sahara by YSL
Embrace the colours of summer with
Yves Saint Laurent’s Sahara-inspired
summer collection. Bright yellow,
warm orange and cool blue make up
the at once warm and cool palette,
which marries perfectly with the
season’s fashion trend. The La Laque
Couture nail polish in Jaune Babouche
guarantees a standout mani,
perfect for handling a cool cocktail
at a Parisian bar while the Eye Liner
Shocking in Majorelle Blue will subtly
bring colour to your dial.
Available at Sephora
Cartier
for Him
Cartier nose Mathilde Laurent
has expertly infused Eau de
Cartier with a mix of notes of
vetiver and liquorice to bring
gentleman the new Eau de
Cartier Vétiver Bleu. Injecting
a top note of mint, the scent
becomes fresh and light
without drowning out the
vetiver base note, keeping the
scent a strong masculine eau.
Cartier Boutique
13 rue de la Paix (2nd),
01 58 18 23 00
An Alaïan
Scent
Azzedine Alaïa’s first ever perfume,
Alaïa, is a sexy embodiment of the
fashion designers signature, figure-
hugging dresses. The black and
gold bottle, designed by Martin
Szekely, is black glass featuring
Alaïa’s signature perforated motif,
made popular in the 80s and
which adorned the designer’s
famous leather corsets, while the
cap is a nod to the designer’s
craft, resembling a bobbin of gold
thread. Inside, the eau de parfum,
inspired by women, seductive
women, is a sexy blend of pink
peppercorn, sweet freesia and
musk, bottling the different facets
of every woman.
Available at Galeries Lafayette
Cartier©AmelieGarreau

SHOPPING
Fashion
PARISPhotographer: Luigi Di Donna
Stylist: Joanna Kalinski
Hair Stylist and Make-Up Artist: Julie Mandin
Model: Ana Clara Lasta from Karin Models
Post Production: Marc Martinon
Fashion & Production Editor: Sandra Iskander
Location: The Peninsula Paris Hotel
Alice + Olivia dress (Available at Galeries Lafayette)
Guiseppe Zanotti Design shoes
(www.giuseppezanottidesign.com)
Burma earrings (www.bijouxburma.com)
On top of

Azzedine Alaïa dress and shoes (www.alaia.fr)
Eternamé yellow gold cocktail ring with yellow,
citrine and orange saphhires (www.etername.fr)
Eternamé rose gold and diamond
cuff bracelet (www.etername.fr)

Zuhair Murad dress
(www.zuhairmurad.com)
Azzedine Alaïa shoes
(www.alaia.fr)

Ralph Lauren dress (www.ralphlauren.com)
H.Stern gold earrings (www.hstern.net)

Azzaro Couture top and pants
(www.azzaro-couture.com)
Djula diamond ring (www.djula.fr)
Burma earrings (www.bijouxburma.com)

LPC Paris romper (www.lpc-paris.com)
Jojoba gold plated bracelets and cuff
bracelets (www.jojobadesigns.com)

Alexis Mabille silk blouse (www.alexismabille.com)
Red Valentino skirt (Available at Galeries Lafayette)
Azzedine Alaïa shoes (www.alaia.fr)

Hervé Léger crop top and skirt
(www.herveleger.com)
Ralph Lauren shoes
(www.ralphlauren.com)
H.Stern gold cuff bracelet and
necklace (www.hstern.net)

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Address Book
SHOPPING
ACCESSORIES
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 - 105-109rueduFbgSt-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 - 8rueSaintFlorentin(1st),
01.42.60.00.31.M°Concorde
Carita - 11FbgSaint-Honoré(8th
),01.44.94.11.11.
M°Concorde
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
Lancôme-29rueduFbgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.42.65.30.74.M°Madeleine
Les Comptoirs de Durance-24rueVignon
(9th
),01.47.42.04.10.M°Madeleine
L’Occitane-55rueSt-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
Catimini - 15rueTronchet(8th
),01.44.71.06.23.
M°Madeleine
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 - 366rueSt-Honoré(1st
),
01.40.20.90.98.M°Tuileries
Tikibou Toy Store - 33blvdEdgarQuinet(14th
),
01.43.20.98.79.M°EdgarQuinet
CLOTHING: MEN & WOMEN
Alain Figaret -18/20placedelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.40.06.94.90.M°Madeleine
Banana Republic-22avedesChamps-Elysées
(8th
),01.53.89.03.92.M°FranklinD.Roosevelt
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 - 34rueSaintSulpice(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
De Fursac-34avedel’Opéra(2nd
),01.53.43.05.00.
M°Opéra
Dior-30aveMontaigne(8th
),01.40.73.73.73.
M°FranklinD.Roosevelt
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
Golfino-1rueScribe(9th),01.40.06.97.64.M°Opéra
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-22rueduFbgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.44.71.31.73.M°Concorde
Le Mont Saint Michel -96rueVieilleduTemple
(3rd
),01.42.74.86.07.M°FillesduCalvaire
Maison Kitsuné-52ruedeRichelieu(1st
),
01.42.60.34.28.M°Pyramides
Marella-18placedelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.53.30.73.13.M°Madeleine
Marina Rinaldi-20rueRoyale(8th
),
01.42.86.10.90.M°Madeleine
Montagut-90rueduFbgSaint-Honoré (8th
),
01.40.17.05.73.M°Concorde
Rowena Forrest -23rueduCherche-Midi(6th
),
01.42.65.25.46.M°Sèvres-Babylone
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 Valée Village - 3coursdelaGaronne,
01.60.42.35.00.RERA4toVald’Europe(about35min)
EYE WEAR
Francis Klein-30rueBonaparte(6th
),
01.44.07.04.28.M°St-Germain-des-Prés
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 DECOR
Baccarat-11placedesÉtats-Unis(16th
),
01.40.22.11.22.M°Boissière
Boutique Talents -26aveNiel(17th
),
01.44.40.22.80.M°Pereire/Ternes
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

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Rolex | Jewellery & Watches David Yurman | Jewellery & Watches
Zwilling-12blvddelaMadeleine(9th
),
01.42.68.88.00.M°Madeleine
JEWELLERY & WATCHES
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
Bvlgari-25placeVendôme(1st
),01.55.35.00.50.
M°Pyramides
Cartier-23placeVendôme(1st
),01.44.53.32.20.
M°Opéra
Césarée-11rueduDragon(6th
),01.45.48.86.86.
M°Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Chopard-1placeVendôme(1st
),01.55.35.20.10.
M°Opéra
David Yurman-GaleriesLafayette,40blvd
Haussmann(9th
),01.40.16.94.26.M°Chaussée
d’Antin-LaFayette
DoDo by Pomellato-350rueSt-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.31.55.M°Tuileries
Dubail-21placeVendôme(1st
),01.42.61.11.17.
M°Tuileries
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
),01.42.82.78.74,
M°Havre-Caumartin
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-5rueduFbgSaint-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,01.40.15.10.00.
Rolex - 9placeVendôme(1st
),01.40.20.21.00.
M°Opéra
Tiffany&Co. -6ruedelaPaix(2nd
),01.40.20.20.20.
M°Opéra
Tissot Boutique -76avedesChamps-Elysées
(8th
),01.42.56.18.53.M°GeorgeV
Van Cleef & Arpels-22placeVendôme(1st
),
01.55.04.11.11.M°Opéra
Vhernier-63rueduFbgSaint-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
Eres-2rueTronchet(8th
),01.47.42.28.82.
M°Madeleine
La Perla-20rueduFbgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.43.12.33.50.M°Concorde
Maison Lejaby-5rueRoyale(8th
),01.42.65.06.77.
M°Concorde
LUGGAGE AND BAGS
Cesaire-6rueSaint-Florentin(1st
),01.42.97.43.43.
M°Concorde/Madeleine
Coach (availableatPrintemps)-64blvdHaussmann
(9th
),01.42.82.46.35.M°Havre-Caumartin
Delvaux-151-154GaleriedeValois(1st
),
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-233rueSaintHonoré(1st
), 01.42.60.57.04.
M°Tuileries
Gratianne Bascans-38aveMatignon(8th
),
01.53.75.39.35.M°Miromesnil
Hedgren-49rueCambon(1st
),01.42.36.36.97.
M°Madeleine
Hermès-24rueduFbgSaint-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
),
01.42.72.94.43.M°FillesduCalvaire
Masha Keja-10ruedeJarente(4th
),
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
),01.53.23.99.40.
MULTI-BRAND BOUTIQUES
By Marie -8aveGeorgeV(8th
),01.53.23.88.00.
M°GeorgeV
Citadium-56ruedeCaumartin(9th
),
01.55.31.74.00.M°Havre-Caumartin
Colette-213rueSt-Honoré(1st
),01.55.35.33.90.
M°Tuileries
L’Eclaireur - 26avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.45.62.12.32.M°GeorgeV
Merci -111blvdBeaumarchais(3rd
),
01.42.77.00.33.M°SaintSébastien-Froissard
Montaigne Market- 57aveMontaigne(8th
),
SHOES
Altan Bottier -11rueLincoln(8th
), 01.45.63.77.59.
M°GeorgeV
A.Testoni -15rueRoyale(8th
),01.44.60.09.90.
M°Concorde
Berluti-26rueMarbeuf(8th
),01.53.93.97.97.
Christian Louboutin-68rueduFbgSaint-
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
),
J.M. Weston –114avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.45.62.26.47.M°GeorgeV
Repetto -22ruedelaPaix(2nd
),01.44.71.83.12.
M°Opéra
Robert Clergerie - 5rueduCherche-Midi(6th
),
01.45.48.75.47.M°Rennes
Tod’s -21rueduFbgSaint-Honoré(8th
),
01.53.43.16.16.M°Concorde
VINTAGE
Dépôt Vente de Passy -14ruedelaTour(16th
),
01.45.20.95.21.M°Passy
Didier Ludot -20&24GaleriedeMontpensier
(1st
),01.42.96.06.56.M°Pyramides
L’Ibis Rouge -35blvdRaspail(7th
),01.45.48.98.21.
M°Sèvres-Babylone
Renaissance-14ruedeBeaune(7th
),
06.85.43.03.52.M°RueduBac

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99 rue de Rivoli – Paris 1st
Tel : 01 76 77 41 00
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The renowned German watchmaker has been
satisfyingcustomersforover135years.Featuring
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Puech
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Dodo
Baldinini
Moynat
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Chopard
Dior
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Paule Ka
Guerlain
Colette
Omega
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Perrin
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Akillis
Peuterey
DidierLudot
AcneStudios
Qeelin
GabrielleGeppert
PierreHardy
Delvaux
CortoMoltedo
SergeLutens
RickOwens
MaisonFabre
Jimmy Choo
Cotélac
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Paraboot
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Kooples
J.M.
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Lamarthe
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Hartford
Esprit
IROY’s
BonpointAll Saints
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by Terry
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Il Bisonte Christian
Louboutin
Kenzo
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Chanel
Frey Wille
Lancaster
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Christofle
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Barbara Rihl
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des Victoires
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Chanel
Dior
Chanel
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St-Honoré
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Zwilling
Hublot
Césaire
Miki House
Angela Caputi
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MICHAEL KORS
MichaelKorsisaworld-renowneddesignerofluxury
accessoriesandready-to-wear,offeringalifestylefor
the consummate jet setter that is as sophisticated
asitisindulgentandasglamorousasitismodern.
279 rue Saint-Honoré - Paris 8th
Tel: +33 (0)1 70 36 44 40
www.michaelkors.com
Michael Kors Wempe
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du Louvre
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If you are looking for a wide selection of exquisite timepieces
and FINe jewellery, you only need to keep one name in mind.
For more than 135 years, the name “WEMPE” has stood for the utmost expertise in the art of making
jewellery and timepieces. We offer a unique selection of valuable treasures at 28 Wempe showrooms world-
wide. We are especially proud because for more than a century we have been privileged to contribute to
the grand feelings that our customers express when they purchase jewellery or timepieces. Our pieces
of jewellery uphold international standards and are born in our own atelier. This is true for unusual one-
of-a-kind items as well as for our diverse assortment of classic pieces with brilliant-cut diamonds. And
a century-old friendship links us with the world’s foremost watch manufactories. You will ﬁnd WEMPE
showrooms at the loveliest locations in great European metropolises, New York City and in Beijing. Each
shop also offers service or advice whenever you require it, so you can be certain that we will always be
available to meet your individual needs. We cordially invite you to discover an abundance of interesting
new items and exclusive special models at one of Europe’s leading jewellers. We look forward to your visit!
Paris, 16, rue Royale, T +33.1.42 60 21 77
HAMBURG LONDON PARIS MADRID VIENNA NEW YORK BEIJING
WWW.WEMPE.COM
We accept all credit cards.

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TISSOT BOUTIQUE
The first European Tissot Flagship store. Discover
the largest Tissot watch collection available in
Paris with more than 500 references from their
traditional watch collection such as the Le Locle
Automatic to the most innovative watches with
theT-TouchExpert.
76 ave des Champs Elysées – Paris 8th
Tel: +33(0)1 42 56 18 53
www.tissot.ch; E-shop: www.tissotshop.com
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Salvatore Ferragamo
Versace
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de Paris
Disney
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Giorgio Armani
Dinh
Van
Chanel
Nina Ricci
Givenchy
Balmain
Hugo
Boss
Smalto
Givenchy
Chaumet
Cartier
Paule Ka
Wolford
Kiton
Zadig&VoltaireCourrèges
Harry
Winston
MaxMara
Valentino
Prada
Bottega Veneta
Louis Vuitton
Dior
Chloé
GucciDolce&Gabbana
Elie Saab
Lancel
Montblanc
Louis
Vuitton
JP GaultierArmani Collezioni
Leonard
Cartier
Maison Ullens
Loewe
Ralph Lauren
Kenzo
Diane Von
Furstenberg
Guy Laroche
Brioni
Sephora
Guerlain
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Morgan
M.A.C.
Levi’s
Zara
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Pucci
Pink
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Omega
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Zegna
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Milady
Paul&Joe
Akris
Blumarine
Adidas
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Creed
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Sicis
By Marie&Gas Bijoux
S.T.Dupont
Swarovski
Lacoste
Zilli
Tom Ford
Beretta
Emmanuel
Levain
Tissot
Berluti
Kusmi
Tea
Saint Laurent
Céline
GrandOptical
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Elysées
HorlogerieArije
Arije
Scabal
Karl Lagerfeld
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Les Champs d’Or
Christofle
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Arc de Triomphe
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FRANKLIN D.ROOSEVELT
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Altan Bottier
Weleda
WINE by ONE
WINE by ONE
Enjoy a total unique wine experience in this
lovelyspacenexttoavenuedesChamps-Elysées
proposing 100 different wines by the glass. This
atmospheric and eclectic bar has wines from all
overtheworldandbeforepurchasinganybottle
in the boutique you can taste by the glass. Light
lunchesanddinnersarealsoserved.
27 rue de Marignan - Paris 8th
Tel: +33 (0)1 45 63 18 98
www.winebyone.com
MASSEY LIMOUSINES
Since 1948, this company has been transporting
passengers in style. The fleet of chauffeur-driven
cars includes a wide selection of Mercedes-Benz.
Perfect for airport transfers, day trips and getting
aroundinParis.
Tel: +33(0)1 58 05 13 00
www.limomassey.com

BOUTIQUES TISSOT
76, AVENUE DES CHAMPS-ELYSÉES – 75 008 PARIS
LES 4 TEMPS, NIVEAU 2 – 92 092 PARIS LA DÉFENSE
ATELIER HORLOGER TISSOT, GALERIE DES ARCADES,
76, AVENUE DES CHAMPS-ELYSÉES – 75 008 PARIS
TISSOT QUICKSTER LUGANO. INTERCHANGEABLE STRAPS,
316L STAINLESS STEEL CASE, SCRATCH-RESISTANT SAPPHIRE
CRYSTAL AND WATER RESISTANCE UP TO 10 BAR (100 M / 330 FT).
INNOVATORS BY TRADITION.
TISSOT.CH

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: 01 43 54 62 15 / www.mydotdrops.com
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TIKIBOU TOY STORE
The oldest toy store in Paris where you can find an
incredible selection of antique favourites including
Tintin, model cars, music boxes and more. There is a
wonderfulandfunselectionforyoungandoldalike,
includingafinechoiceofscalemodelsandminiature
trains.
33 blvd Edgar Quinet - Paris 14th
Tel: +33 (0)1 43 20 98 79 (M° Edgar Quinet)
20 ave Trudaine - Paris 9th
Tel: +33 (0)1 48 78 23 85 (M° Anvers)
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PaulSmith
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Provocateur
Christian
Louboutin
Paul Smith
Burberry
Paul & Joe
Ferragamo
Vicomte A
Agnès b
Crockett & Jones
L’Ibis Rouge
Implicite
Karl Lagerfeld
Rolex
Hackett
Shadé
Zadig
& Voltaire
Brunello Cucinelli
Walter
Steiger
Cremieux
Omega
Berluti
Le Bon
Marché
L’Occitane
Lacoste
Wolford
Guerlain
Longines
Derhy
l’Artisan
Parfumeur Voyeurs
RenaissanceMoissonnier
Ofée.
Maje Poltrona
Frau
SilveraHartwood
Deyrolle
The Kooples
Bowen
Cassina
John Lobb
Bang
& Olufsen
Debauve &
Gallais
Edward
Green
Louis
Vuitton
Zadig & Voltaire
Façonnable
Mauboussin
Poiray
Emporio
Armani
Marina
Rinaldi
Repetto
Cartier
Lancel
Césarée
Montblanc
Dinh Van
J.M. Weston
Max&Moi
Robert
Clergerie
Rowena
Forrest
My Tokki
Jamin
Puech
Longchamp
Saint Laurent
Alexis Mabille
Carven
Céline Ventilo
Tod’s
L.K.
Bennett
Ralph
Lauren
The Slowear
Store
Courreges
Hermès
Swatch
Elsa
Vanier
Kenzo
Kenzo
Alain Mikli
M.A.C.
Sportmax
Francis Klein
Gab&Jo
Aubercy
RUE DE L’ABBAYE
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Prada
Robert
Clergerie
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DEGRENELLE
Saint
Laurent
Dot-Drops
Musée d’Orsay
Église Saint-Sulpice
Jardins du Luxembourg
Hugo
Boss
Durance
La Perla
RUED’ODESSA
BVD EDGAR QUINET
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DEL’ARRIVÉE
BVD DU MONTPARNASSE
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BIENVENÜE
Le Mont
Saint Michel
Fabrice
Faienceries
de Gien Emaux de
Longwy
Inédit Joaillier
Escales
Tikibou
Toy Store
DURANCE
For Durance, Provence is both a heritage and an
inspiration.Wecomposeawell-beinguniverseof
indoorfragrances,naturalcosmeticsandelegant
perfumes. Our wide range of refined fragrances
areelaboratedbyourmasterperfume-makersin
Grasse.
8 rue de Sèvres - Paris 6th
Tel: +33 (0)1 45 44 08 74
www.durance.fr
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JANSSENS & JANSSENS
In the very heart of the Faubourg St-Honoré
discover more than 3,000 different clothing
fabrics,allextraordinary,andmanyusedbyhaute
couturedesigners.OwnerFrançoiseJanssenscan
alsorecommendoneof40localseamstresses.
3 rue d’Anjou - Paris 8th
(Corner 46 Fbg Saint-Honoré)
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 65 04 00
www.janssensparis.com
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BOULEVARDDELAMADELEINE
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Longchamp
Maje
FauréLePageChanel
Viktor&Rolf
Tumi
Morabito
Arije
Emporio Armani
Dior
Omega
Jimmy Choo
de GrisogonoJ.M.
Weston
Anne Fontaine
Bally
Blumarine
Hogan
Ermenegildo Zegna
Boucheron
Les
Dandys
Hermès
Lancôme
Tod’s
Cartier
Sonia Rykiel
Sotheby’s
Pomellato
Chopard
Caron
Givenchy
Jitrois
Saint Laurent
Salvatore Ferragamo
Barbara Bui
Apostrophe
Frette
Chanel
Porsche Design
Glashütte Original
Heurgon
Gucci
Eres
Poiray
Kenzo
Lancaster
Lanvin
Swarovski
Michael Kors
Royal
Quartz
Hublot
Valentino
Ralph
Lauren
Chanel
Dior
Pierre Cardin
F.P. Journe
Azzaro
Puiforcat
Poiray
Christian Louboutin
Burberry
Janssens
& Janssens
Burberry
Vhernier
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MADELEINE
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Marina
Rinaldi
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Ports
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Cifonelli Steiger
Hervé Léger
Tom Ford
Marella
BCBGMaxazria
Zwilling
Chanel
Berluti La Perla
Prada
Pinko
Lanvin
Emanuel Berg
Sothys
Oliver Grant
Crockett
&Jones
Hedgren
Lavinia
Max Mara
G. Lotti
Capelstore
Miu-Miu
Élysée Palace
Chronopassion
Messika
Place Vendôme
CONCORDE
Place de
la Concorde
Jardin des
Tuileries
Roberto
Cavalli
BernardaudHeurgon
Lalique
A.Testoni
MaisonLejaby
Leica
Escales
Césaire
Richard Mille
Atelier
Cologne
Wempe
Tag Heuer
Talents
SamsoniteIKKS
Basler
Bucherer
Hackett
Lacoste
OmegaWINE
by ONE
Tommy
Hilfiger
MIKI HOUSE
Superbqualityanduniquestylearethehallmarks
of this Japanese house of children’s fashion and
style. Every collection is conceived with the child
in mind. Fashioned in workshops in Japan, the
clothing is made from fine fabrics and imbued
with practical, functional and unique touches.
OpenMon-Sat10am-7pm.
366 rue Saint-Honoré - Paris 1st
Tel: +33 (0)1 40 20 90 98
www.mikihouse.fr
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Miki House
Gratianne
Bascans
GRATIANNE BASCANS
Like any work of art, Gratianne Bascans creations
arelimitededitions.Thefamilystorybeganin1830
and the house embodies French elegance. The
bags are fashioned in the finest leather by highly
giftedcraftsmen.
38 avenue Matignon - Paris 8th
Tel: +33 (0)1 53 75 39 35
www.gratiannebascans.com

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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/
RUE DANIELLE CASANOVA
RUE DES PETITS-CHAMPS
Breitling
Harry Winston
Cartier
Louis Vuitton
Dubail
Repetto
Hugo
Boss
Kusmi
Tea
Kusmi
Tea
De Fursac
Desigual
Montagut
Van Cleef
& Arpels
Chanel
Piaget
Chaumet
Patek Philippe
Dior
Richard
Grand
Church’s
Paule Ka
Viktor&Rolf
Emporio Armani
J.M. Weston Chopard
Jaquet Droz
Sephora
Tag Heuer
A. Lange
& Söhne
Waskoll
Hackett
J.M. Weston Bally
Omega
Fragonard
Fauchon
Dinh Van
Arije
Frank Namani
Jovoy
H.Stern
Dior
Guerlain
Lancel
Maty
Mulberry
Jimmy Choo
Omega
Bvlgari
Talents Samsonite
Dodo
Moynat
Balenciaga
Piquadro
Blancpain
Boucheron
Jo Malone
Tourist
Office
M.A.C
Bonpoint
Lafayette
Maison&Gourmet
Uniqlo
Vacheron Constantin
Breguet
Rolex
Fred
Van Cleef
& Arpels
Mauboussin
Panerai
IWC
Cartier
Tumi
Charvet
Frey Wille
Miki House
Damiani
Penhaligon’s
Printemps
Homme
Printemps
Beauté-Maison
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DE LA PAIX
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IKKS Basler
Christofle
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Acaba
Missoni
Lalique
Colette
SAINT-LAZARE
TRINITÉ -
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OPÉRA
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Passage du Havre
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VICTOIRE
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TRONCHET
RUEVIGNON
RUEGODOTDEMAUROY
RUECAUMARTIN
RUEAUBERRUESCRIBE
Place du Marché
Saint-Honoré
Place Vendôme
Jaeger-
LeCoultre
Opéra Garnier
Anshindo
Gare Saint-Lazare
Moda di
Andrea
MADELEINE
Galeries
Lafayette
Homme
Galeries
du Diamant
Printemps
Mode
Galeries Lafayette
Coupole
Tommy
Hilfiger
Le Tanneur
Piaget
Episode
Perrin
Hublot
DsQuared2
Bucherer
BOGGI
BoggiMilanoatParisOperaisthelargestflagship
store of the brand in the world. Counting with
more than 700 m2
, this boutique offers the entire
collection of the renowned Italian menswear
brand, ranging from suits to more casual wear,
underwearandaccessories.
38 boulevard des Italiens - Paris 9th
Tel: +33 (0)1 40 22 99 82
www.boggi.com
Boggi
Golfino

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LA BOUTIQUE
EXTRAORDINAIRE
In this smart boutique you’ll find both
extraordinary or very simple garments, made of
natural fibres, rare animal fibres, unusual fibres,
uniquecloths,textileworksofart,largelymadein
France.Thesespecial,luxuriouspiecesarepriced
forallbudgets.
67 rue Charlot, Paris 3th
Tel: 01 57 40 68 85
www.laboutiqueextraordinaire.com
LOUIS QUATORZE
Louis Quatorze is a luxury leather goods brand
that is inspired by French elegance, refinement
and nobility. It is the 17th
century that the house
references with its modern and practical bags,
whicharehandcrafted.
106 rue Vieille du Temple - Paris 3rd
Tel: +33 (0)1 42 72 94 43
www.louisquatorzeparis.fr
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RUE DE BRETAGNE
RUE PERRÉE
RUE FROISSART
RUE ST-ANTOINE
RUEDUPONTLOUIS-PHILIPPE
RUEDELOBAU
Paraboot
Sentou
Les Exprimeurs
Calligrane
Papier+
Melodies Graphiques
Pierre Boisset
Iki
Jamin Puech
Aesol
Esteban
Paul & Joe
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Exhibitions
On the Waterfront
Exhibitions with a festive feel are in full swing at
the Docks Cité de la Mode et du Design, the city’s
venue on the Seine devoted to a contemporary
and urban lifestyle. Green clearly comes into view
with a show entitled De la Cité à Confluence
presenting the unique architecture of the Cité de
la Mode et du Design and the Orange Cube and
the Green Cube in Lyons, emblematic projects
conceived by Jakob + Macfarlane. Meanwhile, an
installation work entitled Le dragon à deux têtes
by the greenery designer Alexis Tricoire fills up
the entrance hall and atrium on two levels with
a curious animal, hovering between the aquatic
and the vegetal. You can also visit the venue’s
rooftop, the Living Roof with fruit trees, small
meadows and a greenhouse. The Cité also houses
a museum devoted to comic book and animated
film art, the French Fashion Institute, restaurants
and a bar.
Exhibitions through to September 20
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Jackie
An exhibition entitled Elle s’appelait Jackie (Her Name was Jackie) devoted to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is underway at the Galerie
Joseph Thorigny located in the Marais around the block from the Musée Picasso. The show brings together 150 rare photographs
captioned by Frédéric Lecomte Dieu a historian and biographer who has written books on the Kennedys. The only reproduction of
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy’s wedding dress, letters, including those she wrote to André Malraux, and John Kennedy’s rocking chair
are among the items on display along with the photographs. The show covers Jacqueline Kennedy’s life from her childhood to her
marriage with John F. Kennedy to his death, the Jackie Onassis years and Jackie in New York until her death in 1994.
Through September 2
4 place de Thorigny (3rd), 01 42 71 20 22

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Into the Empire
An exhibition underway at the Musée du Quai
Branly recounts the conquest of the Inca Empire
through two major protagonists, the Inca ruler
Atahualpa and the Spanish conquistador and
explorer Francisco Pizarro. The show, entitled
The Inca and the Conquistador, illustrates the
confrontation of two very different worlds and
traces key moments in the history of the South
American continent. The exhibition unfolds in
four parts each containing various numbers of
objects and works creating a dialogue amongst
an array of rare Inca and Hispanic artefacts.
Armour and Spanish chronicles for instance
evoke the early Spanish conquest of the New
World while Inca and Spanish paintings, textiles
and ceramics bring the two worlds face to face.
Among the artefacts on display is a stunning
masculine Inca figurine in a gold and silver alloy
and an Incan military tunic.
Through September 20
37 Quai Branly (7th), 01 56 61 70 00
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Exhibitions
A Look into Lascaux
An exhibition recounting the incredible story of the Lascaux caves in southwestern France is being played out in Paris
offering an opportunity to discover the astounding Palaeolithic cave paintings through life size reproductions. The show
takes the visitor into the universe of the cave complex for an encounter with the unique cave art of Lascaux, which has
been referred to as a prehistoric Sistine Chapel. The reproductions of the drawings reveal some of Lascaux’s most precious
drawings like the black cow, the back-to-back bison, the buck frieze featuring the heads of four horned bucks and the
scene depicting a man facing a charging bison. Scale models, archive images and interactive games are all part of the
experience, which is being held at the convention and trade show centre at the Porte de Versailles.
Through August 30
Paris Expo, Pavillon 8/A, 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles (15th)

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