ETRO

Founded in Milan in 1968 by Gimmo Etro, who made his brand famous with its bohemian-chic style, notably the Paisley cashmere pattern, Etro has since become one of the emblems of Milanese chic. It has remained a family business, with Veronica Etro, a graduate of the prestigious St Martins College in London, at its helm until 2022, when Marco De Vincenzo took over, combining the codes dear to the renowned Italian brand with a more pop aesthetic.

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ETRO


177 boulevard Saint Germain 75007 Paris

PHILIPPE MODEL

Le célèbre Fashion designer Philippe Model a décidé il y a quelques années de ne plus se consacrer qu’à la sneaker chic en associant l’élégance et la mode parisienne au savoir-faire italien. Une véritable collection de baskets et sneakers, agrémentée aujourd’hui d’un vestiaire féminin/masculin que chacune ou chacun pourra s’approprier.

PHILIPPE MODEL

22 rue de Grenelle 75007 Paris

SAINT LAURENT

Mode, Fashion, Paris

For Yves Saint Laurent, the Left Bank was not just a place or a fragrance, but above all a state of mind. Today, we can no longer fully grasp the seismic impact of the opening of the Saint Laurent Rive Gauche boutique in Saint-Germain-des-Prés in 1966. Yet it was the first time a major couturier had created a ready-to-wear collection, and it was a true revolution in the world of fashion. Yves Saint Laurent took two great prides in his work: having established a genuine dialogue with women by refusing to impose a style on them, and having transposed masculine garments such as the tuxedo, the trench coat, the pea coat, and the safari jacket into a feminine universe, imbuing these garments with femininity and seduction, without any hint of androgyny. After Tom Ford (2000-2004), Stefano Pilati (2004-2012) and Hedi Slimane (2012-2016), it is now the Italian-Belgian Anthony Vaccarello who directs the collections of the House.

YVES SAINT-LAURENT PARIS

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SAINT LAURENT

175 Boulevard Saint Germain 75006 Paris

JULIE DE LIBRAN

Designed as both a store and a workshop, Julie de Libran speaks of a “workshop/boutique” where she welcomes her clients into her world. Her limited-edition Ready-to-Wear collections, her jewelry, her Couture collection (by appointment), everything is there. The woman who was the artistic director of the house of Sonia Rykiel for five years after collaborating with Gianfranco Ferré, Gianni Versace, Prada and Louis Vuitton presents the chic, sophisticated or casual wardrobe of the Parisian woman as we imagine her around the world.

JULIE DE LIBRAN

3 rue de Luynes 75007 Paris

WHITE BIRD

White Bird is a concept store exclusively dedicated to designer jewellery, featuring creators from all horizons with very diverse styles. From Victorian England to naturalism and Japanese simplicity, there is a piece for each woman. On top of trendy designers such as Pascale Monvoisin, Dorette and Karen Liberman, there are future stars there waiting to be discovered.

WHITE BIRD

62 rue des Saints-Pères 75007 Paris

MAISON OLA

A true showcase for the creations of Maria de la Orden and Gregory Mizele, exclusively designed for our lovely faces. Hats, toques, berets, headbands… felt, velvet, faux fur, straw… all the headwear of a chic Parisian woman for every moment of the day and year. A nod, perhaps, to the creations of Hubert de Givenchy for Audrey Heypburn!

MAISON OLA

33 rue de Grenelle 75007 Paris

LINNEA LUND

“I want to create modern and timeless pieces that we can keep in our wardrobes forever and never tire of: the right balance between Swedish style and great softness for the whole family, through a unisex approach. Linnea Lund would never have seen the light of day without true ecological consistency in the manufacturing of our products. In addition to the fact that our cashmere wool is fair trade, we also ensure good traceability. I am proud to see that our cashmere wool is considered one of the most sustainable on the market.”


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To produce this cashmere wool, Linnea Lund works with a family-run workshop in Cagli, specializing in carding and combing wool yarns, whose fibers come from sustainable sheep farms in Mongolia. Fifteen kilometers away, Linda runs a charming family knitting workshop where Linnea Lund labels are hand-sewn with love and patience. Each garment is made to order to avoid overproduction and waste of this precious wool.

LINNEA LUND

7 place de Furstemberg 75006 Paris

MAISON MARGIELA

Considered one of the most atypical and avant-garde designers of his generation, Martin Margiela founded his Maison twenty-five years ago. From 2015 to 2025, John Galliano served as its artistic director, who has now entrusted it to Glen Martens, an Antwerp designer like Martin Margiela, who, while retaining some of the Maison’s original codes, continues an almost conceptual and always innovative adventure.

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MAISON MARGIELA

13 rue de Grenelle  75007 Paris

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DYPTIQUE

From New York by London and Milan to Tokyo, the Dyptique candles hung heavy in the trendy houses around the world. The main branch is in Paris, on the Boulevard Saint-Germain. It is a showcase for its incomparable perfumes : tuberose, spearmint (garden mint), cedar wood, eglantine, mimosa, fig tree, pomander, feu de bois (wood fire), musk, sandalwood, lily of the valley … each one keeps its promise and makes us remember the scent of a garden after rain or the scent of a wood fire in winter …

Perfumes reinterpreted for high-quality cosmetic care products, but also iconic eau de toilette, original objects and, for some time now, household cleaning products with divine scents.

DYPTIQUE

34 Boulevard Saint-Germain 75005 Paris

BRUNELLO CUCINELLI

Italian through and through, the luxury cashmere label created in 1978 by Brunello Cucinelli has gradually become a major fashion house, headquartered in Solomeo, Umbria. Assisted by his two daughters, Camilla and Carolina, the designer has brought together all the workshops where collections of timeless elegance are imagined and produced, for resolutely chic women’s and men’s wardrobes.

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BRUNELLO CUCINELLI

179 Boulevard Saint-Germain 75007 Paris

LOUIS VUITTON

The House of Louis Vuitton truly surprises us with each new season. Since 2012, Nicolas Ghesquière has brilliantly navigated between tradition and avant-garde to dress the most stylish women. Having previously revived the House of Balenciaga, he has once again managed to anticipate and create trends, crafting iconic pieces like La Petite Malle and the Archlight sneakers, and designing silhouettes that continue to transcend time and contribute to the House’s legacy.

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LOUIS VUITTON


6 place Saint-Germain des Prés 75006 Paris  

MINIMASTERPIECE

Esther de Beaucé presents exclusive jewel-sculptures by contemporary artists such as Frank Stella, Bernar Venet, François Morellet, Orlan, Jacques Villeglé, Miguel Chevalier, Barthélémy Toguo, Lee Ufan, Pierrette Bloch, Laurent Baud as well as by designers, architects and none other than the greatest modern artists like Picasso and Calder.

GALERIE MINIMASTERPIECE

16 rue des Saints Pères   75007 Paris