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He is one of the world’s most famous
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the world’s pop princesses, Kylie Minogue
and Madonna, in his iconic designs. Now
Jean Paul Gaultier’s native city is honouring
his talents with a retrospective at the Grand
Palais and our cover feature delves you into
this not to be missed exhibition.
Meanwhile, Paris’s famous Lido cabaret has
just reopened its doors to the public with
a whole new show to discover. Make sure
you turn to page 12 to discover the colourful
and entertaining revue that will have the
audience enchanted.
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A Day at the Circus
La Villette is hosting a Circus Festival through to the
12th of April with over 10 diﬀerent acts taking centre
stage. Tonight you can catch Compagnie Kiaï’s show,
Oﬀ, a contemporary take on a traditional circus act
that features a round trampoline, a contortionist, a
hip-hop dancer, an acrobat and a clown. Tickets at
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TUESDAYBe the first to discover Lido’s new revue,
which promises to be mind-blowingly
colourful and glamorous. Turn to page 12
for more information on the new show.2
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SATURDAY
TO MONDAY
This Easter weekend the Château de Vaux le Vicomte is
organising a fun Easter egg hunt for the whole family. Enjoy
a day trip to the impressive château and take part in the hunt
for the 85,000 chocolate eggs that are hidden all around the
château’s French garden. Treasures are also to be discovered,
including a romantic evening to be won for the adults and
Leonidas chocolate for the little ones.
Visitwww.vaux-le-vicomte.comforall additional
information or call 01 64 14 41 90.
Easter Egg Hunt
This Easter bite into chocolatier Patrick Roger’s carefully crafted dark and
milk chocolate chickens. Available in five different sizes there is a chicken
for every level of your chocolate addiction. FoundatallPatrickRoger
boutiquesincluding3placedelaMadeleine(8th),0142652447
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SUNDAY
PARIS THIS MONTH

PARIS THIS MONTH
Trade Shows
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WED-SUN 1-5
PARIS BEAUX-ARTS
ThisshoworganisedbytheFrenchUnionofAntique
Dealersbringstogetherarefinedselectionofpaintings,
sculpturesandthedecorativearts.Some80prestigious
artgalleriesandartdealersfrombothFranceand
abroadwillbepresentingtheirmostbeautifulobjects
tothegeneralpublic.Ahostofcreativedisciplinesare
ontheagendaincludingpaintings,antiquejewellery,
manuscriptsandcontemporaryart.Theshowisopen
from11amto8pmanduntil10pmonthe2nd.
LeCarrouselduLouvre,99ruedeRivoli(1st)
SAT-SUN 4-5
CONVENTION INTERNATIONALE
DU DISQUE DE COLLECTION
This record fair is the place to be for record album
collectors, pop, rock, disco and folk fans and music
lovers in general. It is a great place to find that record
to complete your collection.The show is open from
10am to 6:30pm. www.jukeboxmag.com.Espace
Champerret,PlacedelaPortedeChamperret(17th)
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LE SALON DU RUNNING
Thisathleticshowbringstogether200exhibitorsfrom
theworldofrunning.Theshowisgearedtowardsall
runnersfromprofessionals,tobeginnersandjoggers.
Adailyfashionshowisheldfeaturingthelatestfashion
trendsforrunning.Theshowisopenfrom3pmto8pm
onthe9th,10amto8pmonthe10thandfrom9amto
8pmonthe11th.www.runningexpo.fr.
ParisExpo,blvdVictor,PortedeVersailles(15th)
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SALON CHIENS CHATS
This show presents diverse breeds of dogs and cats
as well as offering educational tools to understand
your pet.The show also showcases the latest in
leashes, collars, baskets, travelling bags and all of the
accessories your dog or cat has ever dreamed of.
Visitors may not bring their own pets to the fair.The
show is open from 10am to 7pm and until 6pm on the
19th. www.salonchienschats.com.EspaceChamperret,
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This show reveals treasures of our collective cultural
heritage through books, manuscripts, engravings,
drawings and photographs.The special guest of
honour this year is the Prefecture de Police, presenting
a selection of its archives and objects from its
museum.The fair turns the Grand Palais beneath its
glass dome into what could be the largest bookstore
in the world.The show is open from 11am to 9pm and
until 8pm on the 26th. www.salondelestampeparis.fr.
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well-beingaswellasfashionandfoodfromaround
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Swan Lake
Watch the famous ballet at Opera Bastille as the legendary
story of Odette, the princess who was turned into a swan by
an evil sorcerer’s curse, is told to the beautiful choreography
of Rudolf Noureev and the music of Tchaikovsky.
Place de la Bastille (12th), 08 92 89 90 90
Enjoy an old-fashioned cocktail at Victoria 1836’s
Chivas bar before dinner at the restaurant. Inspired
by 1930’s cocktails, the Glory Coalition is a sweet mix
of whisky and gin, ﬂavoured with dry fruit and citrus
fruits. Turn to page 73 to read more about the restaurant.
Take in the captivating free exhibit, Paris
Magnum, held at the Hôtel de Ville. The
photo exhibition brings together the works
of Magnum Photos agency’s photographers,
which include Robert Capa, Elliott Erwitt and
Henri Cartier-Bresson and showcases the city
of Paris and its people as captured by them
including Robert Capa’s photo of Pablo Picasso
in his studio. SalleSaint-Jean,5rueLobau(4th)
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TUESDAY
Catch Marcel Duhamel’s adaption of John
Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men tonight
at Théâtre du Palais-Royal. Directed by Anne
Bourgeois, the play tells the story of migrant ranch
workers, George and Lennie, who during the Great
Depression in the United States of America move
around in search of work. A tale of friendship, Of
Mice and Men is based on Steinbeck’s experience
as a bindle-stiﬀ in the 20s.
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eathers and fun, glitter and the
glamorous, a magical world unfolds
at the top of the Avenue des
Champs-Elysées at the Lido cabaret, a
crown jewel in the panoply of Parisian
legend and lore and mystique.
The original Lido was inaugurated in 1928,
a few doors down from its present location.
Back in the roaring twenties it consisted of
an artificial beach, a swimming pool, live
background music and gondolas just like the
celebrated Venetian beach, and in 1936 it
was transformed into a theatre. Among the
milestones in the house’s history was the only
performance on a French stage from Laurel
and Hardy back in 1947, the arrival of the
Bluebell Girls in 1948 and a live show by
Shirley MacLaine in 1979 broadcast on
American television.
The Lido moved to its current location
in 1977 when a panoramic theatre hall was
created and machinery, unique in Europe,
was installed, giving rise to fabulous features
including a skating rink, a swimming pool
and fountains.
After a 10-year run and over 7000
performances applauded by more than five
million spectators, the show Bonheur came to
a close at the end of last year and the theatre
underwent a complete renovation. And this
month, on April 2nd, the curtain will rise to
reveal the new show at the Lido to the joy of
Parisians and visitors to the French capital alike.
Companies and craftsman, decorators,
costume makers, producers and entertainers
have been working behind the scenes for
months to prepare a revue in which audacity,
poetry and power merge together to make for
an unforgettable experience.
“My ambition is to continue the great
story that is the Lido by creating dreams and
wonder,” explains Nathalie Bellon–Szabo, the
president of the Lido of Paris who travelled the
world to find the creator to conceive the new
revue at the Lido and the choice settled finally
on one of the great Las Vegas directors,
Franco Dragone.
“By producing this show on the most
beautiful avenue in the world, I wanted to
go beyond the limits of my dreams,” says
Franco Dragone. The show, he explains, “is a
journey into the Paris of marvels, an enchanted
rediscovery of the capital where we follow a
young woman who leaves her room beneath
the rooftops to gradually work her way up to
becoming the leader of the revue at the Lido.”
“It will be the Lido version of the Lido, not
the Dragone version,” says Dragone. “Above
everything else I based it on the soul of the
place, its history, its previous revues. We don’t
re-enchant the future by completely taking
away the past. One needs to be modest, the star
of the Lido must be the revue, not those who
conceived it,” he explains, adding that he wants
“to give the spectators memorable images, like
the ball gowns in optical
fibre that sparkle in the
blue of the Lido.”
Meanwhile, the sets
have been designed
by the award-winning
designer Jean Rabasse
who has put into play everything from the
swimming pool to the skating rink. The
audience will watch as some of the set decors
transform right in front of them like the iced
over fountain, which will suddenly bubble with
the sap of springtime. And through a new and
innovative shadow and light play and videos,
the audience will encounter the sensation of
space multiplied threefold. The Lido’s iconic
staircase will alternatively embrace Art Déco,
the Belle Epoque and Pop Art. “It is about taking
the hand of the members of the audience one
by one, and leading them along with us, not in
front of the show but into the show,” says
Mr Rabasse.
And you can count on glamor for the 600
costumes designed by Nicolas Vaudelet.
Vaudelet, who worked in French couture
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for a number of years, has created a series
of ballroom dresses in fibre optics, others
covered with different shades of blue crystals
and a giant crinoline for the leader of the
revue beneath which the 12 Lido boys will
hide. And the Lido being the Lido, feathers
abound: ostrich, peacock, rooster and pheasant
embellished with ink and varnish. “I worked for
a very long time in couture and it is this Parisian
characteristic that I want to infuse into this
show. Audacious chic,” says Mr Vaudelet.
Choreographer Benoit-Swan Pouffer
auditioned over 500 dancers from London
to Paris and Berlin to New York to choose
the finest forty among them. “The casting
was draconian: the rhythm of this new show
involves serious performing for the dancers,”
said the choreographer who has himself
danced on stages all over the world.
And the glorious Bluebell girls, 45 all tolled, are
still there. “Still so grand, still so beautiful, but
thoroughly in their time, that is my vision of
the Bluebell,” says Mr Pouffer.
“It is about taking the hand of the
members of the audience one by one,
and leading them along with us.”

Crystalware by Benito and The Carpe Koï bracelet
watch from Van Cleef & Arpels (opposite page)
Jean Paul Gaultier

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Glorious
A
landmark exhibition showcasing
the French fashion designer’s
iconic designs is underway at the
Grand Palais. His corsets, skirts for
men, the unforgettable cone bra
and the marinère, the blue and white striped
jersey, all remain engraved on the landscape
of French fashion. Structured and or avant-
garde, elegant and non-conformist are just a
few of the descriptions that can be applied
to the creations of the French couturier, Jean
Paul Gaultier, regarded as one of the most
important fashion designers in recent decades
and an imminent figure on the French cultural
horizon. Raised in a modest family in the
Parisian suburb of Arcueil, Mr Gaultier had no
formal training, but instead began sketching his
own designs, drawing two collections a year,
which he sent out to Parisian fashion houses.
Pierre Cardin hired him on his 18th birthday
and the extraordinary Gaultier journey began.
He began in ready-to-wear in 1976 before
founding his own haute couture house in 1997.
The press would call him the enfant terrible
of the fashion world and at times the atypical
rolled down his runway shows.
The exhibition, devoted to the designer,
showcases the world of visionary fashions and
technical virtuosity created by Gaultier. His
superbly created garments draw inspiration
from the diversity of global cultures. The
show, created in Montreal in 2011, has already
captivated millions and has travelled to Dallas,
San Francisco, Madrid, Rotterdam, Stockholm,
New York, and London and all the way to
Melbourne. The French capital is the venue
for the 10th leg of the show, which has been
enriched with installations specially designed
for Paris. The exhibition was mounted by the
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, which initiated
the show, with France’s Réunion des Musées
Nationaux – Grand Palais, in collaboration with
the Maison Jean Paul Gaultier in Paris.
The show provides a look into his visionary
fashions, his technical virtuosity and renowned
skill in tailoring, as well as the open-minded
vision of society that he offers, bolstered by
the unique blending found in his couture.
It is a society in which people are free to be
themselves underscored by a mix of cultures,
aesthetics and genders, a case in point being
his men’s skirt, worn in certain cultures but
clearly not widespread in the West.
The exhibition, which Gaultier regards as
a creation in its own right, a new collection,
rather than a retrospective, brings together
175 haute couture as well as ready-to-wear
outfits designed between 1976 and 2014. The
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collection, clearly underscoring his influences
from other worlds, and there is a divinely
whimsical portrait of Mr Gaultier himself all
painted by Jean-Paul Goude but perhaps
the most touching photograph is a family
photo taken circa 1958 of the designer,
then a little boy with his arms around his
grandmother, Marie.
The multi-media show at the Grand
Palais celebrates at once the daring and the
inventiveness of Gaultier’s avant-garde fashion.
The show explores the eclectic, impertinent
sources of inspiration in a thematic approach
dividing his imaginary world into seven
sections, ranging from Paris streets to science
fiction. There is a Drawing Room section, and
then the Odyssey section, which for instance
embroidered net dress with large white linen
cutout motifs worn by Kylie Minogue on the X
Tour 2009 tour is slated to be on display as are
the gold corset in luscious lamé and the body-
corset sported by Madonna during her 1990
Blond Ambition World Tour.
Superb fashion photography is on hand too,
with published and often unpublished prints
by celebrated contemporary photographers
including Andy Warhol, Cindy Sherman, Peter
Lindbergh, David LaChapelle, Richard Avedon
and Mario Testino among a host of others.
On show is the distinctly tribal shot of Laetitia
Casta, Vladimir McCary and Jenny Shultz by
Ellen von Unwerth wearing pieces from the
“Tatouages” or Tattoo collection from Gaultier’s
ready-to-wear women’s spring/summer 1994
celebrated French hairstylist and designer
Odile Gilbert, who designed the memorable
styles for Kirsten Dunst in Marie Antoinette,
have even created extraordinary hairstyles for
each mannequin sporting Gaultier’s creations
throughout the show. Numerous objects,
documents and archives are being shown to
the public for the very first time as well, and
sketches, stage costumes and footage from
films, fashion shows and concerts, video clips,
dance performances and even television shows
are all on the agenda, illustrating the designer’s
most emblematic partnerships with filmmakers
like Pedro Almodóvar, Peter Greenaway and
Luc Besson, dancers and choreographers
like Angelin Preljocal and Maurice Béjart and
pop stars Madonna and Kylie Minogue. The

A Glimpse into a Fashionable History
Born in Arcueil on April 24th, 1952, he
discovered the world of Parisian fashion
notably through the film Falbalas, Paris Frills
in English, in which the actress Micheline
Presle wore costumes by the great French
fashion designer Marcel Rochas. Gaultier
created his first corsets with conical bras
for his teddy bear, Nana who is part of
the exhibition. He began his professional
career with Pierre Cardin in 1970 as a
studio assistant. After working with Jean
Patou in 1972 and 1973 he founded his
own firm with the help of his companion
Francis Menuge. His first ready-to-wear
show (spring/summer 1977) was held in the
whimsical setting of the planetarium inside
the Palais de la Découverte in Paris. The
nine models that strode down the runway
wore clothing made with fabric purchased
at the celebrated Parisian fabric store, the
Marché Saint Pierre.
His landmark Dadaïsme collection
brought in the first corset ensembles while
Et Dieu Créa l’Homme (And God created
Man), the men’s ready-to-wear spring/
summer 1985 collection introduced the
now famous skirt for men, which would
become a classic and a great success with
three thousand skirts being sold during
the season. Meanwhile, in New York in
1985 the iconic movie Desperately Seeking
Susan premiered with Madonna wearing a
white corset dress from his women’s spring/
summer 1985 collection entitled Une Garde-
robe Pour Deux (A Wardrobe for Two). And
in 1986 the first Jean Paul Gaultier store
opened in the picturesque Vivienne covered
passageway in Paris.
He would go on to create more than 150
costumes for Madonna’s Blond Ambition
World Tour in 1990 and in that same year,
on a more local level, the costumes for
the show of the great French accordionist
Yvette Horner at the Casino de Paris.
Madonna would put the designer once
again into the spotlight in 1991 at the
Cannes Film Festival where she presented
In Bed with Madonna. She walked up the
monumental staircase wearing a white satin
conical bra and a pink cape by Gaultier.
His first couture collection would come
out in 1997 and in 2003 Hermès named him
creative director for women’s ready-to-wear.
He collaborated with the house until 2010
and in 2014 he stopped doing ready-to-wear
in order to concentrate on couture.
He has often designed costumes for
shows, concerts, ballets and films and
continues to do so today, this year, for
example, for the play Innocence by Denis
Marleau performed at the prestigious
Comédie-Française.
Gaultier has also played some interesting
roles not directly in the world of fashion.
He co-hosted the cult and highly successful
French television show Eurotrash from 1993
until 1997 and in 2012 became the first
fashion designer to be a member of the jury
of the Cannes Film Festival during which he
wore an elegant, dressy man skirt.
looks at the “founding myths” of the Gaultier
universe notably the sailor, a virile figure and
the mermaid, a figure that incarnates grace
and feminine seduction. The designer’s
predilection for the striped shirt, his emblem,
dates from his childhood.
“I have always liked the graphic, architectural
aspect of the stripe. My mother dressed me
in navy sweaters, they go with everything. It’s
a basic, a garment that will probably never
go out of style. There were several influences,
Coco Chanel, Pablo Picasso wore it but so did
Popeye and Tom of Finland. But it was the
film Querelle by Rainer Fassbinder (1982) that
turned it into my fetish garment,” he says.
A section of the show is devoted to the
“Muses”. The designer is known for using
unusual models in his shows and is attracted
to beauties that are not classically so. He ran
the following classified ad in the French daily
newspaper Libération in 1987: “Non Conformist
designer looking for atypical models, the
facially disfigured need not abstain.”
Through his choice of models and muses he
contributed to the opening up of the standards
of beauty. He organised informal casting calls
to complement the choices of professional
modelling agencies. He was the first to work
with androgynous models like Teri Toye, the first
transgender model in the 1980s and Eve Salvail
with her shaved and tattooed head. Atypical and
surprising personalities have also appeared in his
shows, notably the singer Beth Ditto, Boy George
and the winner of the Eurovision song contest,
Conchita Wurst.
Meanwhile, the Urban Jungle section looks
at how the garments by Gaultier incarnate the
dialogue between cultures, origins and ethnic
groups beyond geographical limits, religious
beliefs and language barriers. One finds boleros,
Mongolian jackets, kimonos, flamenco skirts and
African masks combined with elements and
materials representative of the Gaultier wardrobe
like the corset, leather, vinyl and sequins. He
clearly likes what is different and cultivates it. He
erases borders, creates hybrids midway between
the urban world and wild places, tradition and
modernity, the animal and refinement. He
brings together everything that he likes, he
mixes, blends, collects and transgresses then
synthesises it into a single garment.
The exhibition will run through to August 3rd
GRAND PALAIS
Clemenceau entrance
3 ave du Général Eisenhower (8th),
01 44 13 17 17

SHOPPINGFor Her | For Him | For the Home | Department Stores | Beauty Products
The Guide
By Sandra Iskander
Find a wardrobe fit for a
weekend in Paris on page 26.
Ines wears a Sportmax shirt
(www.sportmax.com),
Bally skirt (www.bally.fr),
Tod’s bag and sunglasses
(www.tods.com),
and a Lalique ring
(www.lalique.com)
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SHOPPING
For Her
Fancy Heels
Inspired by vintage, designer Frederick Foubet Marzorati has
created a line of elegant shoes for his brand Fred Marzo, which
brings a complementary mix of modern and classic designs.
Using the ﬁnest of materials, including python, crocodile and
lambskin, his shoes are all handmade in France and feature a
distinguishing red line that runs down the back of the shoe
and down the heel. His latest collection for the warmer season
brings sexy curves to the foot with killer heels and a lot of
colour to highlight and elongate every lady’s strut.
Fred Marzo Boutique
11 rue de Thorigny (3rd), 01 42 78 37 24
Priscilla Goes Pink
Corto Moltedo’s Priscilla bag has been given a makeover
for the Spring/Summer collection. One of the brand’s
popular designs, the Priscilla bag has always been ideal
for every fashionista who wants to stand out in the crowd,
and this season it has been injected with a dose of extra
colour and detailing for extra fashion star power. The new
version of the bag features delicate weaving and sexy
gold studs to highlight and bring out the striking hot pink
colour of the soft leather. A classically on-trend accessory
to take you from day shopping to evening drinks.
Corto Moltedo Boutique
Jardin du Palais-Royal
146-148 Galerie de Valois (1st), 01 49 27 97 91
Accessorise with Art Deco
Anna Rivka’s recently opened boutique in the heart of the French capital is an ode to Art
Deco, a décor aptly chosen as the designer’s line of jewellery is greatly inﬂuenced by the
elegance of the genre. All handmade here in Paris, her jewellery collection features bracelets,
hair accessories and rings including this bowtie-shaped ring from her Monsieur collection.
Anna Rivka Boutique
27 rue de Richelieu (1st), 09 81 04 61 53

SHOPPING
For Her
A Parisian
Collection
Does anything say you are
in Paris more than leisurely
strolling through the Jardin du
Luxembourg? The answer is a
delicate no, and with that French
ready-to-wear brand Comptoir des
Cotonniers has dipped into the
French capital for inspiration for its
Spring/Summer 2015 collection.
Casual, sophisticated and forever
effortlessly chic, everything about
Paris has been transformed into a
quintessentially Parisian wardrobe
for the lady about town. Delicately
pleated skirts, floral dresses and
geometric detailing all make up the
easy-to-wear pieces.
Comptoir des
Cotonniers Boutique
19 rue Pavée (4th),
01 44 59 67 31
Longchamp on
the Champs
It’s the most famous avenue in the
world, aligned with chic cafes and
fashionable boutiques, and now the
Champs-Elysées has added another
stylish reason to stroll along it.
Longchamp, the French luxury leather
goods maison, recently opened its
latest flagship boutique at number
77 of the Parisian avenue and over
two floors shoppers are invited to
discover the house’s latest collections.
In the spacious boutique you will find
women’s handbags, men’s bags and
luggage as well as the house’s
iconic Pliage bag.
Longchamp Boutique
77 ave des Champs-Elysées (8th),
01 53 76 27 76
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SHOPPING
For Him
Presidential Pens
Montblanc has released the special edition John F. Kennedy 1917 in homage to the late
American president. Limited to 1917 pens, marking the year of Kennedy’s birth, the special
edition collection includes a fountain, ballpoint and rollerball pens. Inspired by Kennedy’s
love of sailing, the fountain pen features a gold buoy on its tip, designed after Victura, his
sailboat, while all three pens feature the colours of the American flag, red, white and blue,
in honour of the president serving as a marine. The pens also feature the iconic initials,
JFK, as well as Kennedy’s presidential campaign statement, “A time for greatness”, which is
engraved around the lids.
Montblanc Boutique
152 ave des Champs-Elysées (8th),
01 44 20 07 70
Skipper’s Time
Both yachting enthusiasts and experienced sailors can appreciate
the Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II, a unique regatta chronograph
from Rolex. This handsome watch features an exclusive function
developed by Rolex, a programmable countdown with a mechanical
memory that can be synchronised on the fly. Precise timing is
essential during the crucial starting sequence of a regatta and
this function is perfect for the undertaking. Despite its technical
complexity, it is very simple to use. The Yacht-Master II features a
countdown that can be programmed from 1 to 10 minutes and
allows skippers to precisely time and follow each race’s specific
official starting procedure. Optimal protection from water, dust,
pressure and shock is provided by the watch’s robust Oyster case,
and the watch is waterproof to 100 metres (330 feet). The watch is
equipped with calibre 4161, a self-winding mechanical chronograph
movement entirely developed and manufactured by Rolex. Comfort
and security are also on the agenda with the watch’s bracelet
outfitted with an Oysterlock safety clasp, designed and patented by
Rolex, that prevents accidental opening, and the bracelet’s Easylink
comfort extension link, also exclusive to Rolex, allows the wearer to
increase the bracelet length by about 5 millimetres. The watch offers
a power reserve of approximately 72 hours. - P.V.
Boutique Rolex
56 rue de Rennes (6th), 01 53 63 00 50

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SHOPPING
For Him
Vibrant
Vicomte
French ready-to-wear brand
Vicomte A. has always been inspired
by bright colours of jockey uniforms
and this season the tradition
continues with vibrant hues taking
centre stage. Cotton polo shirts,
madras shorts and cashmere
sweaters make up the preppy
look that coolly mixes elegance
with rebellion by injecting fuchsia,
turquoise and emerald green into
straight-laced-cut items.
Vicomte A. Boutique
16 rue Vieille du Temple (4th),
01 42 78 11 07
Vintage Inspirations
Fred Perry’s Men’s Authentic spring/summer collection
takes inspiration from the brand’s archives to bring the
Fred Perry man elegant sportswear for the new season.
Graphic detailing, added texture and retro colours
bring a new take to the fashion label’s classic items
including this knitted shirt, which has adopted a single
tipped collar and features an original archive print.
Fred Perry Boutique
26 rue des Rosiers (4th),
01 42 76 04 80
Python Paces
French sportswear brand Le Coq Sportif’s
popular Arthur Ashe shoe has had a
change of skin with the release of the
Pack Python. The leather tennis shoe
features a python print, a first for the
brand, which has never featured a print
on the popular shoe before. The Pack
Python shoe is available in two versions,
an all-over python print version and
a more discreet brown leather
version with just a simple python
print detailing on the back.
Available at Galeries Lafayette

IN PARIS
SHOPPING
Fashion
Photographer: Luigi Di Donna
Stylist: Joanna Kalinski
Hair Stylist: Robin Navarro-Harraga (B4 Agency)
Make-Up Artist: Julie Mandin
Models: Ines from VIP Models and
Corentin Richard from Elite Paris
Post Production: Marc Martinon
Fashion & Production Editor: Sandra Iskander
Location: Hotel Provinces OpŽra

Cacharel crop top and shorts
(Available at Galeries Lafayette)
Sophia Webster shoes
(Available at Le Bon Marché)
Louis Quatorze bag
(www.louisquatorzeparis.fr)

Ines wears
Mac Douglas crop top (www.mac-douglas.net)
Sportmax skirt (www.sportmax.com)
Chopard earrings and ring (www.chopard.fr)
Loris Azzaro bag (www.azzaro-couture.com)
Fendi sunglasses (Available at GrandOptical)
Corentin wears
Hackett shirt and sweater (www.hackett.com)
and drives a 2015 Morgan Plus 4

Ralph Lauren dress (Exlusively at Printemps)
Christian Louboutin shoes (eu.christianlouboutin.com)
Longchamp bag (www.longchamp.com)
Fendi sunglasses (Available at GrandOptical)
Leica camera (www.leica-camera.com)
Chopard ring (www.chopard.fr)

Marella jumpsuit (.marella.com)
Lalique cuff bracelet (www.lalique.com)
Giuseppe Zanotti shoes
(www.giuseppezanottidesign.com)
Salvatorre Ferragamo bag
(www.ferragamo.com)

Mac Douglas trench coat (www.mac-douglas.net)
Moschino bag (Exlusively at Printemps)
Maison Fabre golves (www.maisonfabre.com)
Chaumet watch (www.chaumet.fr)
Christian Louboutin shoes
(eu.christianlouboutin.com)
Samsonite suitcase (www.samsonite.fr)
2015 Morgan Plus 4

Ines wears
Christian Dior dress (www.dior.com)
Chaumet bracelets (www.chaumet.fr)
Giuseppe Zanotti clutch bag
(www.giuseppezanottidesign.com)
Corentin wears
Dior Homme shirt (www.dior.com)
Brioni jacket (www.brioni.com)

Faconnable shirt and jacket
(www.faconnable.com)
Dior Homme pants
(www.dior.com)
Hackett leather bag
(www.hackett.com)
Tumi cotton and leather
bag (www.tumi.com)
Yves Saint Laurent glasses
(www.ysl.com)
Piganiol umbrella
(www.piganiol.fr)
2015 Morgan Plus 4

SHOPPING
For the Home
Artisanally
French
Discover authentic French craftwork
at La Tuile à Loup, the quaint
boutique specialising in traditional
handmade items, pottery and
glassware from all over France. Here
you can find a beautifully glazed
ceramic dish or an intricately woven
basket created by talented French
artisans from different regions from
around the country, making for a
special gift for yourself or a friend,
bringing a little bit of France with
you back home.
La Tuile à Loup Boutique
35 rue Daubenton (5th), 01 47 07 28 90
Creative Designs
Alessi, the Italian homeware brand, is known
for its selection of modern pieces for the
home, which range from colourful to quirky
to sleek. Working with an impressive list of
designers including Rodrigo Torres, Massimo
Giacon and Philippe Starck, Alessi brings
creative design to everyday practical utensils.
Next time you want to sweeten your cereal,
instead of using a normal honey spoon try
serving it with a honey dipper, designed by
Miriam Mirrim for Alessi the dipper features a
honeycomb-shaped facetted ball balancing
on a spoon. And instead of waiting for the
water to boil for your next cup of tea, let the
kettle sing out to you when the water is ready
thanks to the Michael Graves designed kettle
that features a bird that sings once the water
starts boiling. And for your next tea party
brighten up your table with Massimo Giacon’s
Le Fiabe figurines inspired by popular fairy
tales including Alice in Wonderland.
Alessi Boutique
31 rue Boissy d’Anglas (8th),
01 42 66 31 00 Art de la Table
The art of dining is one of the most appreciated pastimes amongst the French and
with proper manners comes the proper silverware. The right silverware can take a
simple meal from just dinner to a whole new dining experience where the art of
setting a table lends itself to the meal, creating a more luxurious culinary moment.
Argenterie de Turenne, a boutique in the Marais specialising in silverware, notably
antique pieces, is where you will find beautiful silverware and tableware to bring a
touch of aristocracy to your dining room. The boutique offers precious pieces that
include antique teapots, cutlery, serving trays and candelabras that will beautifully
put the final decorating touches to any dining table.
Argenterie de Turenne Boutique
19 rue de Turenne (4th), 01 42 72 04 00

SHOPPING
Department Stores & Shopping Centres
BEAUGRENELLE
This elegant and luminous shopping centre
overlooking the Seine houses a fine selection of
chic and elegant boutiques devoted to clothing,
accessories and the home, along with food shops,
restaurants and a cinema.This environmentally
friendly complex has a green roof welcoming a bird
refuge, beehives and green walls.
Mon-Sat 10am-9pm.
Cinema and Restaurants: Mon-Sun 10am-midnight.
12rueLinois(15th).
M°CharlesMichels
BHV/MARAIS
A department store known for its great homeware
selection and appliances as well as a good selection
of top brand names for women and children. Mon,
Tues,Thurs, Fri 9:30am–7:30pm, Wed 9:30am–9pm,
Sat 9:30am–8pm.
BHV Homme–a shop exclusively dedicated to men
(36 rue de la Verrerie).
14rueduTemple(4th),01.42.74.90.00.
M°HôteldeVille
LE BON MARCHE
The oldest department store in Paris and the only
one on the Rive Gauche. Extremely chic, with a
great selection of ready-to-wear, household goods,
cosmetics and lingerie, all under a lovely glass roof.
And the entire basement floor is dedicated to men.
Mon-Sat 10am–8pm,Thurs & Fri until 9pm.
24ruedeSèvres(7th),
01.44.39.80.00.
M°Sèvres-Babylone
LE CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE
Art, beauty, technology, leather goods and more
are found under the famous inverted pyramid at
the Louvre in the Carrousel du Louvre. A unique
shopping venue, it brings together a collection of
boutiques that are opened every day of the year.
10am–8pm, even on Sundays.
99ruedeRivoli(1st),01.43.16.47.10.
M°PalaisRoyal– MuséeduLouvre
GALERIES LAFAYETTE
This elegant department store carries top brands
including Chanel and Chloé.There’s a wonderful
lingerie department, a children’s concept store,
restaurants, wine bars and a tea room as well
as a cosmetics and perfume section. Lafayette
Homme–A separate building housing men’s
fashion and accessories. Lafayette Maison &
Gourmet-(Across the street) a home décor shop and
delicious gourmet offerings.
Mon–Sat 9:30am–8:00pm,Thurs until 9 pm.
40blvdHaussmann(9th),01.42.82.34.56.
M°Chausséed’Antin-LaFayette
ONE NATION PARIS
With 90 boutiques, this is the largest outlet
shopping centre in France featuring luxury and
fashion brands including emblematic houses like
Cacharel. Clothing for the whole family, accessories,
lingerie and home ware are all on the agenda. A
shuttle bus service is available, reservations required.
Daily 10am-8pm.
1aveduPrésidentKennedy,78340LesClayessousBois,
0172879011.SNCFfromMontparnassedirection
PlaisirGrignon,getoffatVillepreuxLesClayes
PRINTEMPS HAUSSMANN
Printemps’exquisite world of Luxury and
Accessories, spread out over 3 floors, plays host
to a splendid collection of luxury houses and the
most sought-after labels. Printemps de l’Homme,
the very first to dedicate an entire shop to men,
houses six floors of menswear and a men’s salon.
International Designers, an entire floor dedicated
to trendy new designers, is home to prestigious
fashion designers with the space created by fashion
visionary Maria Luisa Poumaillou. Printemps de la
Beauté features two floors of products and beauty
supplies as well as a spa and beauty salon. La Scent
Room is a unique concept that offers only exclusive
luxury brands that you won’t find anywhere else.
Printemps de la Mode is one floor entirely dedicated
to shoes while Printemps de la Lingerie carries 80
labels. On the 6th and 7th floors of the Printemps
Beauty/Home store are fashions for children.
Mon–Sat9:35am–8pm,Thursuntil8:45pm.
64blvdHaussmann(9th),01.42.82.50.00
M°Havre-Caumartin
LA VALLEE VILLAGE
A village-like shopping outlet on the city outskirts
offering discounts of up to 60% on a hundred luxury
labels including Armani, Burberry,Tumi and Ralph
Lauren. Mon–Sun 10am–7pm. Shopping Express
Shuttle bus departs from the centre of Paris twice a
day at 9:30am and 12:30pm.
3coursdelaGaronne,
01.60.42.35.00.RERA4toVald’Europe(about35min).
Printemps

SHOPPING
Beauty
Turn Back
Time
Help keep wrinkles and stretch
marks at bay with StriVectin’s
cult product, SD Advanced. The
new formula includes NIA-114,
the patented form of Niacin that
penetrates to the epidermal layer
of the skin, and the Collagex-CE
Wrinkle Repair Complex, creating
a moisturising cream that reduces
the length and depth of lines
and wrinkles, and targets youth
collagen and elastin to promote
younger looking the skin. The
advanced formula also helps
minimise the appearance of
stretch marks, making it a double
threat to your problem areas on
your face and body.
Available at Sephora
Without a Trace
An Overnight Treatment
Leaving no trace of make-up, Diptyque’s Nourishing Cleansing Balm is every
woman’s dream come true, one product for your face and eyes to use at the
end of the day ridding you of all your day’s make-up in just a few minutes.
When applied and massaged into the skin the balm quickly transforms into
oil that smoothly wipes away all make-up, even thick lashings of mascara. The
balm leaves the skin clean and feeling very soft as though you have just had a
facial, so soft in fact that you will almost feel no need to use a night cream to
moisturise your skin.
Available at all Diptyque boutiques including 34 blvd Saint-Germain (5th),
01 43 26 77 44
Ahava’s new Time to Smooth line of skincare targets the ﬁrst signs of aging
and its night cream is a standout product. With jojoba oil and Aloe Vera
extracts, the nourishing night cream feels like applying light whipped cream
to your face. Aiming to hydrate your skin, reduce wrinkles and give your
skin a more even tone, the cream’s voluptuously creamy texture is easily
absorbed into the skin, leaving it moisturised and ready for the intense repair
treatment it will get while you sleep.
Available at Citypharma
26 rue du Four (6th), 01 46 33 20 81

An Olfactory Holiday
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the house’s iconic
Cerruti 1881 perfume for him, Cerruti has released a
limited edition take on the scent that captured the
smell of holidaying in the Italian countryside in spring,
this time taking gentlemen to the sea. With notes
of mandarin, bergamot and the refreshing notes of
mint, the new Cerruti 1881 Edition Blanche is a crispy
and refreshing scent that takes you on an olfactory
sunkissed, Mediterranean trip.
Available at Marionnaud
A New Do’
A massage chair, a chic ambiance and talented hair colourist David are all waiting for
you at the new Alexandre de Paris hair salon in the very chic 6th arrondissement on the
Left Bank. If you are looking for a new hair colour, David is our colourist of choice. Carefully
listening to what you want and advising you on what would work best, he will leave you
with a perfect shade to complement your skin tone before treating you to an amazing
head massage when washing your hair. And for a haircut, Jean-Noël, the salon’s hairdresser,
will treat you to a neck massage to help your neck “recover” from being tilted backwards
during your hair being washed before skilfully cutting your hair and beautifully framing
your visage. If you are looking to be pampered like a princess and looking to update
your look this new hair salon should be on your radar.
1 place Saint-Sulpice (6th),
01 43 29 07 26

Timeless Renaissance
On the Left Bank, where the real Parisian style lingers, Corinne
Than-Trong invites you to Renaissance. The elegant vintage
boutique is ideal if you are looking to update your wardrobe with
timeless pieces. Haute Couture dresses await alongside previously
loved bags and ornate jewellery pieces. This is a great address for all
vintage lovers of Chanel, Dior, Hermès, YSL, Pucci and Balenciaga.
14 rue de Beaune (7th), M° Rue du Bac / +33 685 430 352
www.renaissancevintageparis.com
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L’Ibis Rouge
This beautiful and original boutique in the heart of Saint Germain
des Prés offers a unique array of vintage couture fashion and
jewellery including pieces by Chanel, Lanvin, YSL and Dior.
You will also find a fine selection of vintage alligator bags and
contemporary jewellery pieces from French and foreign designers.
Tuesday to Saturday 12-7pm.
35 Blvd Raspail (7th), M° Sèvres-Babylone
+33 (0)1 45 48 98 21
ibis-rouge@wanadoo.fr
facebook.com/L’Ibis Rouge
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)
BOUTIQUES NOT TO MISS WITHIN THE FLEA MARKET
Paris Flea Market
Olwen Forest
110 rue des Rosiers
01 40 11 96 38
Paul Bert Serpette
96-110 rue des Rosiers
01 40 11 54 14
Aux Tresors de Babeth
129 rue des Rosiers
06 48 62 47 74
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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
Misterchrono - 23rueDanielleCasanova(1st
),
09.53.42.04.64.M°Opéra
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
L’Artisan Parfumeur - 2ruedel’Amiral-
Coligny(1st
),01.44.88.27.50.M°PontNeuf
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
Lancôme-29rueduFbg-St-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
),
Trandline - 64ruePierreCharron(8th
),
01.44.13.88.88. M°GeorgeV
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 - 3-5boulevarddesItaliens(2nd
),
01.53.45.41.41.M°Tuileries
Miki House - 366rueSt-Honoré(1st
),
01.40.20.90.98.M°Tuileries
Petit Bateau - 116avedesChamps-Élysées(8th
),
01.40.74.02.03.M°GeorgeV
Tikibou Toy Store - 33blvdEdgarQuinet(14th
),
01.43.20.98.79.M°EdgarQuinet
CLOTHING: MEN & WOMEN
Anne Fontaine -17rueFrançois1er(8th
),
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 - 34rueStSulpice(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
Edgard Vermont -120rueFbgSaint-Honoré
(8th
),01.42.25.34.35.M°Miromesnil
Emanuel Berg-140rueduFbgSaint-Honoré
(8th
),01.53.75.48.01.M°Saint-Philippe-du-Roule
Fendi-51aveMontaigne(8th
),0149528452.
M°FranklinRoosevelt
Hervé Léger -24rueCambon(1st
),01.42.60.02.00.
M°Madeleine
iBlues-16ruedePassy(16th
),01.42.88.68.67.
M°Passy
Karl Lagerfeld-194blvdSaint-Germain(7th
),
01.42.22.74.99.M°RueduBac
Kenzo-27blvddelaMadeleine(8th
),
01.42.61.04.14.M°Madeleine
Lacoste-37blvddesCapucines(2nd
),
01.42.61.58.20.M°Opéra
Lanvin-22rueduFbgSt-Honoré(8th
),
01.44.71.31.73.M°Concorde
Le Mont Saint Michel -96rueVieilleduTemple
(3rd
),01.42.74.86.07.M°FillesduCalvaire
Levi’s Store-76avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.53.53.05.70.M°GeorgesV
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-90rueduFbgSt-Honoré (8th
),
01.40.17.05.73.M°Concorde
Mulberry-207rueSt-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.00.64.M°Tuileries
Rowena Forrest -23rueduCherche-Midi(6th
),
01.42.65.25.46.M°Sèvres-Babylone
Saint Laurent-53aveMontaigne(8th
),
01.53.83.84.53.M°FranklinRoosevelt
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
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
Gien-18ruedel’Arcade(8th
),0142665232.
M°Madeleine
Lalique-11rueRoyale(8th
),01.53.05.12.12.
M°Madeleine
Silvera-56-58aveKléber(16th
),01.53.65.78.78.
M°Kléber
La Tuile à Loup-35rueDaubenton(5th
),
01.47.07.28.90.M°Censier-Daubenton
Zwilling-12blvddelaMadeleine(9th
),
01.42.68.88.00.M°Madeleine
JEWELLERY & WATCHES
A. Lange & Söhne-19ruedelaPaix(9th
),
01.42.65.68.71.M°Opéra
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Address Book
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
Bénédikt Aïchelé Joaillier -7rueduPont
Louis-Philippe(4th
),01.44.54.03.03.M°Saint-Paul
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
Chopard-1placeVendôme(1st
),01.55.35.20.10.
M°Opéra
Damiani-2 placeVendôme(1st
),01.42.96.95.51.
M°Opera
DoDo by Pomellato-350rueSt-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.31.55.M°Tuileries
Dubail-21placeVendôme(1st
),01.42.61.11.17.
M°Tuileries
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
Inedit Joaillier -14ruedel’Abbaye(6th
),
01.56.24.13.85.M°St-Germain-des-Prés
Omega-362/364rueSaint-Honoré(2nd
),
01.55.35.03.60.M°Concorde
Panerai-5rueduFaubourgSt-Honoré(8th
),
M°Concorde
Patek Philippe-10placeVendôme(1st
),
01.42.44.17.77.M°Tuileries
Piaget-16placeVendôme(1st
),01.58.18.14.15.
M°Tuileries
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-20rueduFbgSt-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-233rueSt.Honoré(1st
), 01.42.60.57.04.
M°Tuileries
Hedgren-49rueCambon(1st
),01.42.36.36.97.
M°Madeleine
Hermès-24rueduFbgSt-Honoré(8th
),
01.40.17.47.17. M°Concorde
Kipling–4ruedeSèvres(6th
),01.45.44.77.67.
M°Sèvres-Babylone
Lancel-127avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.56.89.15.70.M°GeorgeV
Longchamp-404rueSt-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
Moynat- 348rueSt.Honoré(1st
),01.47.03.83.90.
M° Tuileries
Mulberry - 207rueSaint-Honoré(1st
),
01.42.60.00.64.M°Tuileries
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
Ann Tuil -63avedesChamps-Elysées(8th
),
01.42.25.67.31.M°GeorgeV
A.Testoni -15rueRoyale(8th
),01.44.60.09.90.
M°Concorde
Berluti-26rueMarbeuf(8th
),01.53.93.97.97.
Christian Louboutin-68rueduFbgSt-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 -21rueduFaubourgSt-Honoré(8th
),
01.53.43.16.16.M°Concorde
Walter Steiger -83FaubourgSt-Honoré(8th
),
01.42.66.65.08.M°Miromesnil
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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GOURMET AND MAISON
UNDER ONE ROOF
Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann has decided to combine its famous
food and drink department, Lafayette Gourmet, with its home department,
Lafayette Maison, and house them under one roof, to celebrate the store’s
unique approach of French lifestyle. Spread across 7500m2
and 5 floors, we
welcome you in this store which celebrates the five senses and offers fresh
ideas to all and opportunities to meet enthusiasts.
LE GOURMET RENTRE À LA MAISON
Les Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann ont décidé de réunir sous le même toit,
l’art de la gastronomie et son célèbre Lafayette Gourmet, et l’art de la maison
pour célébrer ce plaisir du bien vivre. Sur 7500m² et 5 étages, bienvenue dans
cette grande maison qui célèbre généreusement les cinq sens, offre ses idées à
tous, permet des rencontres avec des passionnés.
LA CAVE
La Cave at Lafayette Gourmet is the destination of choice for Parisian and
internationalwineconnoisseursalike.With2500labels,ithousesanexceptional
range of grands vins from Bordeaux, Champagne and other French regions,
world wines and spirits, while cultivating the spirit of a local wine merchant.
La Cave du Lafayette Gourmet est l’adresse de prédilection des amateurs de
vin parisiens et internationaux. Avec 2500 références, elle recèle une gamme
exceptionnelle de grands vins de Bordeaux, de la Champagne et autres régions
françaises, de vins du monde et de spiritueux, tout en cultivant l’esprit d’un caviste
de quartier.
Too much alcohol can damage your health. To be consumed with moderation.
L’abus d’alcool est dangereux pour la santé à consommer avec modération.
RESTAURANTS
As experts in French fashion and lifestyle, Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann
understand the importance of gastronomy and receive visitors from all over the
world. World-renowned and well-loved brands can be found in this magnificent
setting alongside newer concepts. Each of our eating & dining areas is considered
unique, where environment and menu come together to transform
your foodie moments into unforgettable memories.
Experts en « mode et art de vivre à la française », les Galeries Lafayette
Paris Haussmann réservent une place de choix à la gastronomie et
accueillent les visiteurs venus des quatre coins du monde. Dans cet
écrin magnifique se côtoient des enseignes mondialement connues
et appréciées de tous. Chacun de nos espaces de restauration a été
pensé comme un lieu unique, dont l’ambiance et le menu s’accordent
à la perfection pour faire de vos moments gourmands des souvenirs
inoubliables.
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FASHION
Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann has created the
world’s largest wardrobe for women located on 15,000 m²
with more than 350 brands on offer. They reveal the best
in creativity and the strong will of Galeries Lafayette Paris
Haussmann to stay at the cutting edge of fashion. For
men, who are more and more fashionable, the Lafayette
Men store meets all desires with the largest designers
department, a perfumery dedicated to men, a selection of
classic and trendy leather goods.
LA MODE
Les Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann ont crée le plus grand
dressing féminin du monde sur 15 000 m2
offrant plus de 350
marques. Elles expriment le meilleur de la créativité et la volonté
marquée des Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann d’exprimer la
mode plus fort. Elles mettent également à disposition des hommes,
de plus en plus soucieux de mode, le concept Lafayette Homme
qui répond à toutes les envies avec le plus grand espace dédié aux
créateurs, une parfumerie spécialement dédiée aux hommes, une
sélection de maroquinerie, classique et mode.
THE DEPARTMENT
STORE, CAPITAL OF
FASHION
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
ones.
Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann offers
a large selection of items in every segment,
from fashion to accessories, beauty, interior
decoration and fine food.
LE GRAND MAGASIN,
CAPITALE DE LA MODE
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.
Les Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann proposent une
large selection de produits : mode, accessoires, beauté,
decoration et épicerie fine.
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The Department Store

FASHION SHOW
Attend our fashion show and discover the latest
fashion trends!
Fashion shows take place on Fridays at 3pm.
Opera Lounge, 7th floor, main building.
Reservation or information at +33 (0)1 42 82 30 25
or fashionshow@galerieslafayette.com
DÉFILÉ DE MODE
Les Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann vous invitent à
assister à leur défilé de mode !
Chaque vendredi au « Salon Opéra » à 15 heures (7è étage,
magasin principal).
Réservation et information par téléphone au
+33 (0)1 42 82 30 25 ou
par e-mail à l’adresse suivante :
fashionshow@galerieslafayette.com
VIP SERVICES
Discover our exclusive tailored services provided by experts in fashion
and lifestyle. We will open the doors to our privileged services and
areas in which we will exceed your expectations.
LES SERVICES PERSONNALISÉS
Laissez-nous vous ouvrir les portes d’un univers luxueux et exclusif. Nos experts
en Mode et Art de vivre à la française vous offriront une expérience unique à
travers des services sur mesure.
ACCESSORIES & SHOES
On the ground floor of the Lafayette Coupole, 4,500 m² are dedicated to
the world of accessories: handbags, leather goods, glasses, belts, scarves,
gloves, hats, jewelry, fine jewellery, high-end watches, etc. Located on the
lower ground floor of the department store, the 3 200 m2
unique space
dedicated to shoes highlights this must-have fashion accessory.
ACCESSOIRES & CHAUSSURES
Au rez-de-chaussée du grand magasin Coupole, 4 500 m2
sont consacrés à l’univers
des accessoires : sacs, maroquinerie, lunettes, ceintures, foulards, gants, chapeaux,
bijoux, joaillerie, haute horlogerie....Situé au rez-de-chaussée bas du grand magasin
sur 3 200 m2
, l’espace inédit dédié aux chaussures et aux souliers, met en valeur cet
incontournable accessoire de mode.
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Louis Quatorze
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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: 01 42 72 94 43
www.louisquatorzeparis.fr
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MASHA KEJA
Everyday couture bags, this would describe the
Masha Keja style best. Established in Paris since
2008thebrandpresentsafabulousrangeofbags
andwallets,craftedinFranceinrarematerialsand
uniquehandmadetechniques.
10 rue de Jarente - Paris 4th
Tel: 01 47 45 62 58
www.mashakeja.com
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L’ARGENTERIE
DE TURENNE
This elegant shop carries carefully chosen fine
antique French silverware. Superb objects like
knives, forks and spoons that have traveled
throughthecenturiesarefoundheresidebyside
withteaservices,unusualobjectsandcutlerysets
fromleadingsilversmiths.
19 rue de Turenne - Paris 4th
Tel : 01 42 72 04 00
www.argenteriedeturenne.com
Masha
Keja
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BERETTA GALLERY
Beautifullytailoredsportandcasualwearfromthe
legendaryfamily-owned,Italianhousespecialised
in the world of nature and hunting are found
in this gallery boutique. High quality, refined
accessories, stylish and sturdy shoes and boots
and gear for the great outdoors are hallmarks of
thebrand.
57 rue Pierre Charron - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 56 88 59 59
www.berettagallery.com
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ESPACE WELEDA
Auniquemomentinamarvellousplace.Weleda,
the first organic and natural cosmetic brand,
invites you to discover its massages and product
line in its wellness space. Enter into the peaceful
and natural universe of Weleda with its very
contemporarydesign.
10 avenue Franklin Delano Roosevelt - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 53 96 06 15
www.espace-weleda.fr
ALTAN BOTTIER
Superb quality, fine craftsmanship and
personalisation are the hallmarks of this house
of made-to-measure shoes for both men and
women. The house creates, as well, a fine line
of ready-to wear models among them derbies,
moccasinsandsneakers. Mon-Sat10:30am-7pm.
11 rue Lincoln - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 45 63 77 59
www.altan-bottier.com
SHOP STOP
Altan Bottier
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& Voltaire
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Saint
Laurent
Dot-Drops
Musée d’Orsay
Église Saint-Sulpice
Jardins du Luxembourg
Hugo
Boss
FRANCIS KLEIN
This family-run brand offers hand-made, out
of sight glasses and accessories. All made in
France,theircollectionscatertoalllooks,offering
glamorous and original frames allowing you
to wear a piece of Paris every day. Mon-Sat
10am-7pm.
30 rue Bonaparte - Paris 6th
Tel: 01 44 07 04 28
www.francisklein.com
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LE MONT SAINT MICHEL
Established in 1913, Le Mont Saint Michel is a
genuineFrenchlabel,designedbyAlexandreMilan.
The shops, featuring interesting, emerging articles
offer alargeselectionofgarmentsandaccessories
for men and women, all made from the very best
quality yarns and fabrics. Our stories and style are
inspiredbyFrenchlifestyleandmoderndesign.
18 rue Mabillon - Paris 6th
Tel: 01 46 34 39 72
www.lemontsaintmichel.fr
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: 01 43 20 98 79 (M° Edgar Quinet)
20 ave Trudaine - Paris 9th
Tel: 01 48 78 23 85 (M° Anvers)
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arcJacobs
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Tumi
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des Victoires
PalaisRoyal
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Église de la Madeleine
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: 01 40 20 90 98
www.mikihouse.fr
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CONCORDE
Jardin des
Tuileries
Place de la Concorde
Carrousel du Louvre
Chantal Thomass
TUILERIES
Chanel
Dior
Chanel
Place du Marché
St-Honoré
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ANGELA CAPUTI
Italian jewellery designer Angela Caputi set up
her workshop in Florence in 1975. Her unique
high fashion costume jewellery, mixing various
materials, colours and textures, is now available
at her new boutique in Paris. This collection is
extremely sophisticated and could be a special
presentforeachwoman.
15 Galerie Véro-Dodat - Paris 1st
(enter at 19 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau or 2
rue du Bouloi)
Tel: +33 (0)1 40 39 01 51 / www.angelacaputi.com
WEMPE
The renowned German watchmaker has been
satisfyingcustomersforover135years.Featuring
afineselectionofstylishjewellery,luxurywatches
andchronometers.
16 rue Royale - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 42 60 21 77
www.wempe.fr
SHOP STOP
Wempe
A.Testoni
Césaire
Zwilling
Marina Rinaldi
Printemps
du Louvre
Miki House
Angela Caputi
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Rue Saint-Honoré / Palais Royal

Paris is holding secrets again, the
new Césaire handbag brand has
quickly accomplished in gaining
a status among fashion elites.
The success is based entirely
on the merit of its impeccable
craftsmanship and sensual luxury
design of bags.
These pieces are more than
a fusion of beauty
and quality; they are
the high-end of the
accessory world.
You can say Stéphanie
Césaire, the designer, is
fashion nobility. In her short
career Miss Césaire has
designed the « it » totes for
the crème-de-la-crème of fashion
(Albert Elbaz, Karl Lagerfeld,
Chloé, LVMH Kenzo etc). She took
the time to master her raw talent
and the result has been the ulti-
mate companion to women.
Never desiring to be an « it »
bag, a Césaire bag is instead, a
timeless piece.
Not only she creates her
handbags with the vision of an
architect but she adds elegance
and high attention to details in
addition to the allure it will give.
A technique likely comparable to
the creation of couture dresses.
After being astonished by the
complex design effect, entering
the shop and noticing the quality
of the selected leather, grained,
nubucked is just stunning. Their
form emphasizes them skilfully,
giving the bags a sensual value in
its presentation but also its touch.
Original and unique, yet with a
strong sense of tradition these
bags spare no expense for
quality. They are handcrafted in
France by the tradition of skilled
artisan hands.
This local production will gua-
rantee the ethics of the house
but also the selection of mate-
rials in accordance with the
European standards of safety and
quality with minimal environmen-
tal impact.
Many pieces are unique, limited
production and diffusion remai-
can be assured to
bring something
unique from Paris
and never cross
the same bag in
the street.
Couture handbags
by Stéphanie Césaire
6 rue Saint Florentin
Paris 1er
Tel : 33 (0)1 42 97 43 43
www.stephaniecesaire.com
M° & Parking : Concorde/Madeleine -
Opening hours : Monday to saturday from
11am to 7pm (-12% tax refund - Amex -
JCB - Visa - Mastercard accepted)
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Miu-Miu
Élysée Palace
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Messika
Place Vendôme
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CONCORDE
Place de
la Concorde
Jardin des
Tuileries
Roberto
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BernardaudHeurgon
Lalique
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MaisonLejaby
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 St Honoré)
Tel: 01 42 65 04 00
www.janssensparis.com
LEICA
Discover Leica’s new space dedicated to
photography, including an exhibition space and
a library. Strong of 100 years of experience, our
productsaretheperfectallianceoftechnologyand
germancraftsmanship.OpenMon-Sat10am-7pm.
105-109 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 77 72 20 70
www.leica-stores.fr
CROCKETT & JONES
A reference for more than 130 years among the
amateurs of beautiful Goodyear-welted shoes, the
English luxury brand for men & ladies perpetuates
theartisticqualityandcustom-madeservice.
14 rue Chauveau-Lagarde - Paris 8th
Tel: 01 44 94 01 74
www.crockettandjones.com
SHOP STOP
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Leica

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Breitling
Harry Winston
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Repetto
Hugo
Boss
Kusmi
Tea
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Tea
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Van Cleef
& Arpels
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Office
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& Arpels
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Mephisto
Bucherer
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Place du Marché
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Place Vendôme
BUCHERER PARIS
In the heart of the Opera district, between Place
Vendôme and Boulevard Haussmann, the House
Buchererunveilsasublime2200m2
spaceshowcasing
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A Game of Thrones
When Gonçalo Mabunda was born in Maputo,
Mozambique in 1975, the nation was on the verge
of a civil war that would decimate part of the
country. Today, world class art works emerge in
his hands from the remnants of the violence, for
he creates thrones, masks and totems using the
abundant and abandoned arms in his country,
leftovers of the war that lasted for 15 years. The
self-trained artist joined the Nucleo Studio, a
group of seven young sculptors, in 1998 and
worked on the Transformation of Weapons into Art
Objects project. He fashioned AK-47 riﬂes, rocket
launchers, guns and other arms of destruction into
anthropomorphic shapes. His thrones became an
immediate success with exhibitions and awards
following, and today his works are found in leading
collections around the world including the Centre
Pompidou and the Museum of Art and Design
and the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Ten of his
thrones along with totems and masks are currently
on display in Paris at the Galerie du Passage of
Pierre Passebon.
Through April 11th
20-26 Galerie Véro-Dodat (1st), 01 42 36 01 13
ARTS&ATTRACTIONS
Exhibitions
A Glimmer of Gold
A glowing exhibition is underway at the
Pinacothèque of Paris exploring a fundamental
aspect of Art Nouveau, the Secession, which
developed in Vienna at the beginning of
the 20th century. The leading ﬁgure of this
innovative breakaway movement was Gustav
Klimt whose opulent mature works were
characterised by an abundance of gold.
The exhibition, entitled In the Time
of Klimt. The Vienna Secession, traces in detail
the development of art in Vienna from the
end of the 19th century to the early years of
Expressionism and brings together some
180 works from the Belvedere museum in
Vienna and private collections. Klimt’s iconic
works are all there from his early academic
studies to the spectacular masterworks of his
golden period. Major works in the show include
Judith, done in 1901 and the reconstitution of
the epic Beethoven Frieze, which will not be
able to be shown again outside of Austria for
the next decade.
Through June 21st
8 rue Vignon (9th), 01 42 68 02 01

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ARTS&ATTRACTIONS
Exhibitions
Going Tribal
Tribal arts are on the agenda this month
again with 20 galleries hosting, for the second
time, Paris Tribal, celebrating the arts of Africa,
the Americas, Asia, Indonesia and Oceania
through a wide display of exceptional pieces
and thematic exhibitions. It is a world of masks
and ornate jewels, amulets, reliquaries and
more. A rare ensemble of 10th century Korean
alcohol bottles from the Koryo dynasty, a
stunning and highly complex Eskimo mask,
an intricate 18th century gold ring from
Java, an early 20th century royal emblem of
the Baoulé people of the Côte d’Ivoire and
a ceremonial boat-shaped cup from the
Solomon Islands are among the rarely seen
works on display. The exhibitions are hosted
in art galleries throughout the Beaux-Arts
and Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighbourhoods
during the month starting from April 9th,
with some pieces exhibited from April 9th
to April 11th only.
For venues and full programme visit
www.paristribal.com
Amazing Apes
The fascinating and unfortunately highly
endangered world of our planet’s great
apes can be discovered at the Museum of
Natural History in Paris where an exhibition
devoted to the primates is underway. The
exhibition is both fun and educational as
it tells the tale of man’s closest relatives:
humans and chimpanzees share about
98% of the same DNA. The great apes are
comprised of two species of chimpanzees,
two species of gorillas and two species of
orang-utans all of which are represented
in the show, which also underscores the
ﬁeldwork of the museum’s palaeontologists
and primatologists. Specimens, skeletons
and skulls are all part of the show along
with documents, videos and interactive
exhibitions. The heart of the show, however,
is a beautifully appointed ﬁctional tropical
forest where the day-to-day life of the
animals can be discovered. The last part of
the show sadly explains the threats these
creatures, of the Hominidae family, like us, are
facing and explains ways of helping them
in their plight.
Through March 21st, 2016
57 rue Cuvier (5th), 01 40 79 30 00

Photo©NicolasVelut2014
A Hidden Haven
It is a series of rooms set out in a spacious apartment
in the heart of the Latin Quarter, rooms that are as they
were in the 19th century when they were inhabited
by the French philosopher Auguste Comte, 150
years ago. It was in these rooms that Comte founded
positivist philosophy, invented sociology and created
a non-secular religion, the Religion of Humanity. After
undergoing a refurbishment the museum-apartment
has been re-opened to the public, oﬀering a unique
opportunity to see a slice of life of the 19th century
and to learn about Comte’s works and philosophy.
Comte moved into the apartment in 1841 and upon
his death in 1857, the apartment was kept intact by
his disciples who pursued his work and continued to
administer the sacraments of the Religion of Humanity.
It was ultimately reconstituted identically to the way it
was when Comte lived there in 1960 by Paulo Carneiro,
Brazil’s ambassador to UNESCO.
Open Wednesdays from
2 to 5pm and by appointment.
10 rue Monsieur Le Prince (6th), 01 43 26 08 56
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(1769-1821),enuniformedecoloneldeschasseursàchevaldelaGarde,1809,commandéparlaVillepourl’HôteldeVille.
© StéphanePiera/MuséeCarnavalet/Roger-Viollet/2.Nicolas-AntoineTaunay,EntréedelaGardeImpérialeàParisparlabarrièredePantin,25novembre1807.
©RMN-GrandPalais(ChâteaudeVersailles)/FranckRaux.
8 avril – 30 août 2015
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ARTS&ATTRACTIONS
Exhibitions
Colours of the Countryside
A colourful exhibition devoted to the painter Maurice de Vlaminck is being held at the Atelier
Grognard in the scenic suburb of Rueil-Malmaison where the artist lived for ten years at the
beginning of the 20th century. It was in Rueil-Malmaison that de Vlaminck, regarded as one
of the most emblematic figures of the Fauvists began working in the pure, intense colours
associated with the movement. An accomplished ceramicist and wood sculptor, the artist
was multi-faceted, in addition to working in diverse artistic mediums he was a medal-winning
cyclist and a virtuoso musician, and he was prolific as well, executing some 6000 paintings
and drawings in his lifetime. He loved nature and the rural world and after World War I he
withdrew definitively to the country. The show brings together some 80 paintings, 10 graphic
works, ceramics and illustrated books emanating from museums and private collections,
notably that of the artist’s daughter, Godelieve de Vlaminck.
Through May 25th
6 ave du Château de Malmaison, 92500 Rueil-Malmaison, 01 41 39 06 96
Dancing
with Degas
Exuberant dancers, striking portraits, and
scenes of everyday life as rendered by Edgar
Degas are being showcased at the Musée des
Impressionnismes in Giverny in an exhibition
entitled Degas, an Impressionist Painter? For
while Degas is regarded as an Impressionist,
he distinguished himself from his colleagues,
notably by bringing artificial lighting into his
works or concentrating on more personal
motifs, like the movement of the body in
dance. Degas was fascinated by movement particularly that of dance and ballet and
he observed the rigorous training of ballerinas on the bar putting into his works their
attitudes, movements, but also their costumes. Often the colour of a slipper or a tutu
would determine the chromatic harmony of the work. The show brings together some 80
works including paintings, sculptures, pastels and drawings with prestigious works being
loaned by the Musée d’Orsay in Paris among other institutions and collections.
Through July 19th
99 rue Claude Monet, 27620 Giverny, 02 32 51 94 65
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