Fashion accessory stores Ile-De-France

This store with its typically Celtic design and products in the heart of the 14th arrondissement has something to surprise you. But why go for the classic when you can go for the original? Specializing in kilt and other Celtic accessories, this shop also offers a large number of typical products: kilts, belt buckles, scarves, plaids, flasks and other accessories. The kilts are of good quality and a real diversity of Breton tartans is proposed to make them. It is possible to have a kilt made to measure, but you have to be patient, as there is a 4 to 6 week delay. The salesmen are at your disposal at the store to answer your questions.

The first store of the Japanese giant opened at Defence in 2007. The second store of Scribe street is in the inner walls. The store offers a casual and urban style at affordable prices. Among the most popular products, you will find very good denims (about 40 €) slim cuts, wide or straight and the famous UT T-Shirt (20 €) sold in translucent cans. It is also possible to find on the shelf, models and basic cuts that each have a small detail that makes them irresistible fashion trend. You will love the soft cashmere sweaters as well as simple and chic dresses (between 30 € and 70 €). Japanese service does not diminish the pleasure of dressing according to mode for a very reasonable price. Compared to the two clothing giants known as Gap or H &M, Uniqlo does not intend to stop there and by 2019, it will open over 4,000 stores including 3,000 outside of Japan. Paris should also have some stores. The success of Uniqlo in Japan and the world is dazzling. This subsidiary of Fast Retailing Tadashi Yanai became famous in a record time. The quality of its products, the moderate prices it offers, its studied lines (Jil Sander has been there), but also reliable partnerships (Orla Kiely, Undercover, Andrea Crews have associated their name to the brand) have catapulted the brand to higher rankings.

You are now in the global showcase of Louis Vuitton! To mark the occasion, the brand has seen things on a large scale: windows sigled and intertwined LV, and according to the events of the brand, giant briefcase outside the shop recalling the flagship product of the house... Inside, it is glare with architectural luxury debaucher: several floors, a bright escalator, moucharabieh walls always sigled LV, vintage creations hung on the ceiling, books, clothes... Nothing is missing!  Well-known by tourists, this shop does not always full and is still taken over by the Chinese or Japanese spree who come to buy a pair of some items of the brand... Some even offer to Parisian passers-by to shop for them for a financial reward, the brand limits purchases per person to prevent resale out of control... You will understand, Vuitton is subject to all the speculation. Parisians will prefer to escape this madness and go a few hundred meters away to the store at Montaigne avenue. The crowd is not as strong. Aesthetes grow curiousity until the Fondation Louis Vuitton. Inaugurated in November 2014 and created by the philanthropist Bernard Arnault, the owner of the brand, it is both a contemporary art museum and an auditorium located at 8 avenue du Mahatma Gandhi in the 16th arrondissement.

In 1899 that Alfred Cartier, son and grandson of renowned jewellers, opened his prestigious shop at 13 rue de la Paix. Admired and respected for his huge know-how, he is the official supplier of several royal courtyards. Since then, the creations of this institution has not lost their excellence. The jewels are almost unreal of luxury and refinement, and prices are... unaffordable. Never mind, a detour via this historic shop - entirely restored like before in 2005 - is essential. It still has the private offices Louis Cartier, son of Alfred, founder of Cartier SA, French luxuous company that remains emblematic. The dome of its central hall was glazed so that you can see the jewellery workshops. Such a place propels us at the heart of luxury, elegance, creation and French know-how. Cartier is present in the chicest districts and has its corner in Printemps and Galeries Lafayette. The Cartier shops are known for jewellery: you can make your solitaire according to your wishes, and even a made-to-measure diadem! They also offer watches and perfumes, bags and glasses... luxuous of course.

Face-à-Face at about 300 €, des Carrera at about € 130, Giorgio Armani for about 150 € and Vertical Eyewear at prices around 110 € are arranged here as mounts. Any other product relating to optical issues can, of course, be found in this very elegant, professional and professional shop of a good reputation in the city, very close to your eyes, adjusted to your view and for your pleasure of discreet or shiny development.

Krys is more than 850 stores in France, including in Paris Paris. The brand is among the leaders of the optical market. You will find in this shop, as in the other Noutiques Noutiques, an atmosphere and all major brands including Chanel, Paul & Joe or Oakley. Specific offers are proposed: on the purchase of two pairs of glasses, a pair of glasses that you change the dressing to your liking (steels, creative, original), the almost invisible progressive glasses KrisPurs. Not to mention the [K] range, solar, basic or progressive, that displays montures and correcteurs at low prices.

A British mark, Tie Rack is the specialist in the Paris tie. Here the tie takes place in all the tones, all the motifs, from the most classiques to the most arty. In this very busy shop, you can also find pap and manchettes buttons, straps, cupboards, umbrellas and shirts, hats and scarves, belts and gloves. All to accessorizing a man chic for a night or a wedding. Tie-Rack remains a reference for good value for money. One caveat: The reception sometimes lacks heat… But we appreciate the large slots even on Sundays!

This beautiful boutique of St. Honoré Street, at the elegant and wide glass window, set up since 2011, deploys Michael Kors's collections on two floors, the women's ready-to-wear and accessories. The feminine line of the young American Claw is in sensuality and refinement. A must in the chic Parisian wardrobe. However, modeuses crack especially for designer Michael Kors, bracelets, watches and above all XXL handbags that give brightness to any outfit. Also a corner at Galeries Haussmann.

This charming boutique shop specialises in accessories for children and women. He is a custodian of the brand "Papa spades and Mama sews", but there are also many other collections of accessories, such as the English brand MPA. The fashion accessories are déclinent in multiple colours with floral fabric inspired Liberty, some with machine washable cloth: school kits, bags, pockets, purses. There are textile accessories such as swimsuits, sleepwear, chèches, scarves, hats, scarves, gloves… For hair accessories, bars, têtes, banners and favorites. And finally, you can buy child care like bibs, slippers, changing mattresses… A beautiful address for the mothers and their daughters!

Nice pun: hats, gloves, all very elegant. If you like chapeaux, berets, capelines, bonnets, Trilby, chapkas, you'll find your happiness in the pyramid of exposed hats. To perfect chic style, you will be able to combine your dress with cashmere scarves, scarves and silk ascots, and leather gloves. A beautiful boutique, high quality accessories, relatively high catches.

Paris has always been one of the showcases of French know-how and craftsmanship. Founded in 1892 in Aveyron and bought by Chanel in 2012, the Causse glovemaker is located a few steps from Place Vendôme, in a neighborhood rich in exceptional craft stores. In this jewel box with a decoration signed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, you will find all the creations of the glove maker. Whether the models are classic, sophisticated, colorful, patterned, with bows, stuffed... You will be seduced by their unique style, their quality materials and their perfect cuts.

Sophisticated Glittering Evening Bag, Core backpack with original fantasy print, flexible patroller bag, waist purse on top of Art Deco or flexible polyurethane, large bag of hard work printed with different printed prints, scratches, flowers and peas, as well as a detail in contrasting polyurethane, a very wide choice of models for all tastes and colours. Jewels especially very close to the eye and not always cheap. On the other hand, a very nice range of bathing suits or clothing accessories for your holidays. Classic home reception.

This store offers a selection of luxury socks in tartan yarn, wool, silk or cashmere. Mes Chaussettes Rouges offers several services, including in-store shopping, in-store collection and delivery. Delivery in France takes between 2 and 4 working days, while international deliveries take between 4 and 10 working days. Orders can also be collected directly from the store.

Marie-Hélène and Patricia joined their names and talents to create this new brand dedicated to women accessories. Marycia offers a wide range of hats, stoles, fantasy jewelry, pins, watches and other handbags to accessorizing women from head to toe. Mostly manufactured in France, their products, very fashion and colourful, bring together many brands (Satellite, Poggi, Dolce Vita, Marc Labat…) as young creators. Change style according to its tastes and needs, especially as the ranges are renewed over the seasons.

A decidedly feminine boutique in which amatrices of hats, bags and fantasy jewelry will find their happiness. The staff were friendly and helpful.

A boutique filled with shimmering colours and all fashion accessories (these little more necessary, even essential to such a toilet or dress) among which many hats (some with flexible and so malleable reinforcement), others, crown of flowers. The reception is very pleasant here: Mariola, a designer and designer of profession, knows the trend and makes it a joy to advise his clients. A space is even reserved for men.

The small shop, such as a precious stone protected by the landscape of the street, close to the Market square-Notre-Dame-Notre-Dame, is growing of prestige when its clientele knows its secret: They sell signed scarves (Christian Dior, Kenzo), sewing gloves and other designer jewelry (Christian Lacroix, Nina Ricci).

Stock B accessories is a very popular boutique of the Bellifontaines. It is located near the Market square, opposite the church. Jewellery, belts, handbags or travel bags with original printed materials, furs, cups, wigs and wide choice of shoes… You'll find all kinds of trendy accessories for all stock exchanges and ages! Just a few steps away, in the pedestrian area (rue des Sablons), you will find another store of the same name but devoted to the ready-to-wear. The vendors are good advice and courteous.

Women's clothing, men, children, shoes, sports dress or classic polo shirts, Lacoste is an international brand that is no longer present. The Boulogne-Billancourt boutique is faithful to the models shown by the sign over the seasons. A wide and diversified choice, always in the usual elegance you know at Lacoste. Very good general welcome, good climate, overall benefits at the level of customer demand. Point of sale for lovers of the brand.

" Life is a beautiful sport " (Life is a wonderful sport), now proclaims the brand to the famous green crocodile. Originally created by René Lacoste, one of the French tennis musketeers who got with his team the Davis Cup in 1927, the eponymous clothing brand has since been associated with a chic and casual image. Its bee-framed shirts, small sleeves and different colours have made its fame. Since then Lacoste has declined a whole collection of high-quality clothing: shirts, t-shirts, miles, costumes, trousers, sneakers… always counterfeited, never equalled, the little green crocodile borrows the world of tennis, combining elegance and sportswear style. It now habille not only the gentlemen, but also the ladies, assuring with its contemporary cuts, a clientele of trendy olds. Children are not forgotten with a line specially dedicated to them. Accessories and perfumes, in the spirit of the brand, complement the assets of the famous crocodile. About, do you know where this symbol comes from? The tennis player said to his coach'if I win the match, you offer me this box (crocodile)! ", a journalist will resume in his columns "The young Lacoste did not win the suitcase in crocodile, but he fought like a crocodile". His nickname colle him so well that when he founded his ready-to-wear mark, Lacoste picked up this animal as an emblem, today one of the most recognizable logos in the world.