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Paris’s pop-up fashion markets

Come to these blink-and-you’ll-miss-them pop-up fashion markets to find your next killer outfit

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The glamour capital of the world is powered by more than just Louis Vuitton and bobo chic. Those looking to make a real impression in Paris come to the city's various pop-up markets to try on something a bit different, whether that's a jumper stitched with feathers or a brand of ethically sourced lipstick. Check out our selection of venues and events below – every so often, they open their doors to some of the best-dressed Parisians in town. 

Take Me Out

It’s got the same number of inventive designers, the same mix of accessories, clothes and furniture – if Take Me Out stands out form the crowd, it’s for its air of a bonkers car boot sale. Couture stands, performance artists and unusual workshops for kids and grown-ups. Two days of hip jewellery and cupcake overload.

For • The artfully dishevelled
When • Every three months, 12noon-10pm
How much • Free-€3, depending on the venue
Where • Various locations

Hôtel Bohême
Organic produce, recycled treasures, unique pieces: the Hôtel Bohême is the ethical leader of Paris’s pop-up stores. Installed over four floors in one of the Marais’s wonderful hôtels particuliers, it takes a weekend to celebrate brands from all over the world: organic tea, ecological makeup, handmade children’s clothes and more.

For • Ethical shoppers
When • A few times a year, 12noon-8pm
How much • Free entry
Where • 71 rue de la Fontaine au Roi 

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Des Filles en Aiguille

The ‘girls with needles’ have been dressing Parisians for the past 10 years. They bring together their designer friends to exhibit their wares: jumpers stitched with leather feathers, coloured belts, romantic jewellery… beautiful, original designs at very reasonable prices.

For • Fans of contrary couture
When • Four times a year, 12noon-8pm
How much • Free entry
Where • 28 Rue Beaurepaire, 10th

Le Boutique Ephémère
In 2011 Marthe Lazarus launched a vintage jewellery brand, and then her Boutique Ephémère. A regular rendez-vouz, open to the public, where she brings together 50 or so clothes and jewellery designers to a soundtrack of live acoustic music and DJ sets from the likes of Nicolas Ker and Violaine Schütz.

For • People with exclusive tastes
When • Every month (except July-Sept), 10am-9pm
How much • Free entry
Where • Galerie Joseph, 7 Rue Froissart, 3rd

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Le Marché Rétro d’Oberkampf
No dusty trinkets or grandma’s scarves here: the Marché Rétro d’Oberkampf is all elegant ’60s furniture, period jewellery and shiny baubles. It’s all beautifully presented and well-cared-for, though sometimes the selection of stalls is a little limited.

For • Nostalgics
When • A few times a year, 10am-8pm
How much • Free
Where • 8, rue Saint Bernard, 11th 

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