Deyrolle
The wonderland that is the taxidermist and science publisher Deyrolle has bounced back from their tragic 2008 fire. If you love their vintage pedagogical posters of say, bat skeletons, or the effects of alcoholism, now the very modern topics of climate change and sustainability are given the same antique look.
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Spree
Owned by fashion designer Roberta Oprandi and visual artist Bruno Hadjadj, this stark space feels more like an art gallery than the typical boutique.
L’Eclaireur
This fashion, design, and lifestyle brand stocks avant-garde designers like Yohji Yamamoto and Haider Ackermann.
Didier Ludot Couture and Accessories
The world’s foremost reseller of vintage haute couture is the place to shop on the Palais Royal.
Le Bon Marché
Founded in 1852, Le Bon Marché is more than the world’s first modern department store—it's also Paris's most diverse, and fun.
Charvet
Here, the kings of bespoke shirtmaking present what is said to be the largest range of fabrics under one roof.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian
The dynamic young nose will travel, but his serene boutique is the ideal place to dream up a custom scent.
Galerie Kreo
This design “laboratory” in a 17th-century hôtel particulier exhibits limited-edition pieces and vintage decor.
