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Paris has been the world‘s fashion mecca at least since the reign of Louis XIV, when the Sun King sent ambassadors bearing dolls dressed in the latest looks to neighbouring European courts. read more»

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• Boucheron
• 26 pl Vendôme, 1st

• The grandest shop on place Vendôme, Boucheron was the first to set...  read more»

• Bouquinistes

• The green, open-air boxes along the quais are one of the city’s...  read more»

• Boutique M Dia
• 5-7 rue des Innocents, 1st

• Mohammed Dia has his own line of urban sports clothes, plus shoe line...  read more»

• Bruno Frisoni
• 34 rue de Grenelle, 7th

• Innovative shoe designer Frisoni used to work for Christian Lacroix...  read more»

• Cabane de Zucca
• 8 rue St-Roch, 1st

• Belonging to the Issey Miyake group, this funky Japanese label...  read more»

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• Cacao et Chocolat
• 29 rue de Buci, 6th

• This shop, decorated in burnt orange and ochre, recalls chocolate’s...  read more»

• Catherine Malandrino
• NEW 10 rue de Grenelle, 6th

• After hitting it big in New York, where fans of her floaty stars and...  read more»

• Chanel
• 31 rue Cambon, 1st

• Coco opened her first boutique in this street, at No.21, in 1910, and...  read more»

• Christian Constant
• 37 rue d’Assas, 6th

• Master chocolate-maker and traiteur Constant trained in the arts of ...  read more»

• Christian Dior
• 30 av Montaigne, 8th

• To judge from the gaggles of girls who arrive en masse from the...  read more»