The best fashion and gift stores Paris

This stationery is a reference in the west of Paris. There are many products, basic or more developed, at perfectly correct prices. The quality is at the meeting with an interesting value for money. The reception and advice are provided with professionalism and courtesy. The largest brands are represented, allowing families to find school supplies of children. If you're looking for genuine products, you'll get your way.

Romantic fashion and timeless base, come and discover the two floors of Dress code. This female and male loan shop is designed for a young and connected clientele. 1 000 m ² for more than 1 000 references of jeans, tee-shirts and other essentials of your wardrobe. A corner named RedLine is dedicated to sneakers - dites if you are a addict mode or simply very Parisian - and it is possible to customize all your new effects. Diesel, Kaporal, Nematodes, Volcom, Calvin Klein… very large brands collide in the shelves of this huge shop in the heart of Paris. The stars themselves shoppent here.

A great Japanese name of the pearl of culture, Mikimoto offered a place in the VIP square of the joaillers square of Place Vendôme years ago. Known and recognized in Japan, this brand is the work of a man, Mikimoto Kokichiro, founder of the house in 1893, who has had the brilliant idea of artificially putting pearls in oysters that rose to trees gradually. This helped stimulate the production of pearl oysters and make this type of jewelry accessible. By selecting only the most beautiful pearls with regard to criteria such as lustre, colour or shape, the quality of the jewellery has been felt. Today almost 3/4 of the jewels are made with high quality pearls. The culture pearl of Japan is between 2 and 10 mm. Pearls in upper diameters are called pearls of the Southern Seas (also available at Mikimoto) and can be 15 mm in diameter. A classic, the necklace of pearls, 49 beads of 9/7 mm.

A shop like no other: at Bobby la Plante, you'll find everything you need to green up your apartment, house or garden, but that's not all. In addition to a high-quality selection (including accessories), you'll find expert, personalized advice, as well as a wide range of workshops: in the Paris boutique or in Nanterre (Bobby's other location), whether for yourself or as a gift, it's up to you to learn how to create a plant frame, a terrarium or a carnivorous plant composition.

La Cage aux Fauves is a unique photo studio where having your portrait taken is a real experience to live in solo, duo or family. Khriska and Flow have chosen to take you back in time thanks to an old photographic process from the 19th century: the wet collodion. They use old cameras, both imposing and beautiful, and make you take the pose as in the past. Then you attend the development of your photo and you are left with a beautiful Naguereotype© of you. Nothing to do with classic photos, it is a real work of art with a mystical side, a revelation in every sense of the word. Magical!

It specialises in the trendy jewel on the Internet. Want a diamond? A classic or, on the contrary, creative and original alliance? Luckily, the site of Ocarat.com online sales offers several collections of alliances (men and women) and a special collection engagement ring. With many different brands (Girard, Palatina...) and a monthly changing opinion, you will inevitably go. (- 10% on the first order).

This exceptional place is located inside the Louvre under the cobbled street of Place-Royale and the pyramids summits. La Carrousel offers a prestigious corner to some fifty establishments. This strange shopping center enjoying a unique architecture is a must when you get out of the galleries of the Parisian museum, we settle there for lunch thanks to the offer of the places or walk between the shops' doors for a peaceful shopping. These are mainly high-end shops, but you will also find a souvenir shop of the Louvre as well as a well-stocked bookstore. The setting is really surprising and it is a pleasure to stroll under the reverse pyramid and under the eyes of the many statues on the spot. A perfect introduction or conclusion to the visit of this beautiful and reputed museum!

With its late 19th century façade and its fabulous dome encrusted with stained glass, this department store is an institution in the capital! A favourite of tourists and Parisians alike, the Galeries are spread over several buildings overlooking the Boulevard Haussmann. Three buildings, one of which is dedicated to fashion (designers, haute couture, shoes with a basement entirely dedicated to accessories and perfumery), another to men's fashion and travel, and a last one dedicated to household linen and especially to cooking: Lafayette Maison, which has been a hit since last year since it has been completely redesigned to make room for the ultimate in culinary arts. In the basement, there is a mini-market offering quality fruit and vegetables, and above all a superb delicatessen where you can find everything from truffle cream from the Périgord to the best Canadian maple syrup. You can travel around the world in a few aisles: India, the United States, Italy, Spain, England... On the floors, the best brands of cooking and pastry-making utensils make your eyes glaze over! In the centre of the store, cooking classes are given by chefs. Not far from there, the Lafayette Gourmet cellar allows you to choose a vintage in a dark and cosy setting, while Mariage Frères has elected a counter a few steps away. The ground floor offers the best addresses in Paris for food: Bellota, Petrossian, Christophe Adam's éclair de génie... You can eat on the go (although at a high price) or treat yourself to delicacies.

Following the closure of its seven stores on and around Place Saint-Michel in 2021, the brand can now be found on Quai Saint-Michel in its last remaining outlet. Here, you'll find a second-hand book market, as well as an "Eco Lecture" section where even the worst books are sold at reduced prices. For more choice, head up the boulevard to find two other outlets on several floors.

Photographer Christian de Brosses has collaborated for 20 years with Paris-Match magazine. He offers studio sessions adapted to your needs: family, solo, book, mother-to-be and for social networks. At the end of your session, you will be able to opt for different classic or modern works on the most varied supports. This craftsman also takes care to restore your old photos.

At Ikonik, Blanche offers quality items for men and women. The prices are relatively low, the clothes fashionable and the brands top of the range (Vuitton, Chanel, Louboutin and also Maje...). All the fashion items are in excellent condition, sometimes even never worn! Neatly arranged according to the colours and the product families, they make your research easier. The selection is sharp and the turn-over weekly. To be honest, you will feel more like you were in a classic store than in barter. if you wish to deposit your own items, know that you won't be charged any exhibit fee and that your items will be exhibited during four months.

"The service station of your printer cartridge" is the slogan of this sign that allows you to save up to 60% on an ink or laser cartridge. Instead of systematically buying a new cartridge, come and fill your old cartridge for half the price with the same ink you had at the beginning. Depending on the model, a cartridge can be recycled up to eight times! When it reaches the end of its life, it just has to be returned to the store, which sends it to specialized recycling channels: a very ecological solution. The shop also sells many paper printers, color badges and other accessories, and provides excellent advice.

A first store was founded in 1838 by the Videau brothers. It was transformed by the Boucicaut a decade later and the first departmental store of the capital was born. Always very popular, this store has become synonymous to luxury and the left bank spirit. Fashion, beauty, decoration and cultures are offered on several levels. The important designers here are: Chloé, Costello Tagliapietra, Dries Van Noten, Jean-Paul Gaultier… and priority is given to chic and expensive shopping. In an ultra-sleek environment with columns, white lamps galore and marble floor as decor, you will discover the best brands of Hugo Boss, Paul Smith, Arrow, Paul & Joe, Prada, Miu Miu, Jil Sander, - designer's space - a Wooyoungmi and APC. Very spacious and sophisticated, Grande Epicerie is devoted to food and invites you to discover the section "USA", "Japan", "Italy" ... The large grocery store alone is worth the detour. Since 2013, a wine merchant section has been open in the basement, while in 2014, the BM redesigned its House Space in a cosy and loft style; the same thing for the bag storage, still a luxury. Several luxury dining areas also await you at BM. An added advantage is the TBM, few days bargains regularly scheduled. A thorough walk through Bon Marché gives a sense of refinement, all the more that the glass 19th-century styly and Art déco window has just been renovated and bath the pathway with natural light. A real winter garden with big trees complete the unit.

Your mobile phone starts to give signs of weaknesses, has blocked or is no longer a bit of a trend for you? No panic, you just have to go to Mister Phony, the shop to do everything for smartphone enthusiasts! Not only does Mister Phony repair all types of failures (spare parts service) on all types of telephones, but also on the shelves, and offer désimlockage as needed. You can also find multiple accessories (shells, headphones, etc.) or even tools (special screwdriver), and of course the new essential models. Finally, have a good reflex for the planet and put your end-of-life phones at Mister Phony, who proposes the buy-back. The purchase quote can even be completed online, with a proposal under 72 h.

For more than 30 years, this brand-name of jackets and fine costumes for Parisians has also found shirts, ties, sweaters and accessories. All it takes to change if it is not back his jacket… This address is an institution, like its neighbour on the rue du Dragon. We love the old circular wood counter and the presentation of the collections on two floors. You are not here in one of the Parisian fashion temples but in a very left-bank area, appreciated by the elegant district men, favouring comfortable and practical materials. A simple overview of the windows will give you the tone and spirit of the house.

This video club is worth its wide choice (50,000 titles), particularly with regard to French cinema, as well as the classics and novelties from all over the world (Japanese, Italian, Indian, Spanish…). TV series, documentaries and short films are also available. References are available in this shop where you will find good opportunities and where you can also have your cd and DVD repaired according to the Fastrepair process.

For over 140 years, Kusmi Tea has been offering high quality tea blends worldwide. Blends of green teas, such as Green Bouquet, green tea at Nanah mint or Détox, black tea such as Prince Wladimir or high-quality teas (Darjeeling, Assam or Ceylon). Kusmi Tea has also acquired its reputation with a careful selection of red teas or Teas and Infusions. Possibility of correspondence on the website.

Located in a very pleasant passage from the capital, this boutique is a concentrate of the universe of our childhood. Discover dolls houses, their accessories and other items that will take you a few decades back. You'll surely love porcelain and glass miniatures and fall into awe of the homes and characters. The reception is the image of the place: Warm and smiling. Wise tips are distilled on request. Don't get away from it!

For those that high heels try, this boutique, a soberly specialist of evening shoes and weddings, sells rather games - for your masked or others - without asking questions about your sexuality. Anyway, given the sizes proposed, from 35 to 45 for high heels, that would be wrong! Sale also of pretty bad suits.

A new name for a more legible identity: no more BHV, welcome to BHV Marais! Among Parisian department stores, the one located in the^4th arrondissement, inaugurated in 1856 under the name of Bazar de l'Hôtel de Ville, is now more dedicated to "creative urbanites". DIY enthusiasts can rest assured that the basement is still entirely dedicated to this theme, thus keeping its reputation as a place where you can find everything. On the upper floors, from the more airy spaces to the wider corridors, the themes that have made the place so successful are still present, from culinary arts to decoration and fashion.