They invited Paris to shop the latest Fall-Winter collection and experience their unique pop-up shop in the heart of Le Marais. 

See what the buzz is all about: you can explore lala land until September 27. lalaberlin.com/hallo-paris for details!

Photos: Alek Katar

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Swedish jeans and fashion brand Cheap Monday opened its first store in Paris on Friday 11th of April. Located on … Read more

Swedish jeans and fashion brand Cheap Monday opened its first store in Paris on Friday 11th of April. Located on 121 Rue Vieille du Temple in the Marais district, the store aims to dress all the young Parisian fashionistas. For the opening party Paris hipster crowd came for fresh Sol beers and some private shopping.

http://www.cheapmonday.com/
Cheap Monday Paris
121 Rue Vieille du Temple 75003 Paris

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#1 Pigalle: The safe bet, run by Le Pompon Crew.
What to buy: Classic hoodie w/ Pigalle logo
Who wears it: Rihanna, ASAP Rocky, Dwayne Wade
Where to buy: Pigalle Shop, 7 rue Henry Monnier, 75009 Paris
Odds of getting a BJ back in BK: 99%
http://instagram.com/pigalle_ashpool

#2: CHMPGN: Dress like a DJ. Supported by superstar DJs Brodinski and Yuksek
What to buy: The CHMPGN cap
Who wears it: Iggy Azalea, Brodi, Yuksek, Cashmere Cat, The Shoes
Where to buy: Colette, 213 rue Saint- Honoré, 75001
Odds of getting a BJ back in BK: 60%
http://chmpgn.fr/
http://instagram.com/chmpgn_officiel

#3: Defend Paris: The Bad Boy touch, run by Madonna’s boytoy
What to buy: The Black Hoodie w/ the AK47 airsoft
Who wears it: Madonna, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Steve Aoki
Where to buy: Online
Odds of getting a BJ back in BK: 45%
http://shop.defendparis.fr/
http://instagram.com/defendparis

#4: Tealer: Weedy Booty Shake
What to buy: Weed inspired twerk leggings
Who wears it: Youtube twerking teenage sluts
Where to buy: 11 rue d’Alexandrie, 75002
Odds of getting a BJ back in BK: Buy it for your GF and get a blowjob
http://tealer.fr/
http://instagram.com/wearetealer

#5: BWGH: For posh hipsters
What to buy: Brooklyn Parle Français sweaters
Who wears it: Kid Cudi, Busy P, Goodie Goodie hipsters from West Paris
Where to buy: 11 rue d’Alexandrie, 75002
Odds of getting a BJ back in BK: 40, but 75% in Upper East Side
http://www.bwgh.fr/
http://instagram.com/bwgh

MM6 is the sister label to cult superbrand Maison Martin Margiela.  The range consists of easily mixable separates, shoes and accessories comprising of wearable day-to-day basics. Pieces can be worn a variety of different ways, encouraging the wearer to express her own style and individuality whilst staying true to the distinctive style of the mainline collection.

The first ever MM6 Europan store just opened Marché Saint Honoré a stone away from Colette and Place Vendome. It’s without a doubt a new must do for Japanese tourists and Parisian fashionistas.

MM6 Shop
22 place du Marché Saint Honoré
Mon-Sat: 11am 7pm
tel: 01 73 77 51 52

 

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1 / You’ve done your pre-festival shopping.

After 8 months in rainy Paris, you’re going to be thrown into a sunny locale and surrounded by lots of booze. A good reason to order online the entire “Sexy Victoria’s Secret” swimwear collection and 12 summer dresses on asos that will go perfectly with your Louboutins.

2 / You downloaded Instaweather on your iPhone.

Photos from a morning yoga session on the beach? Martinis by the swimming pool? Too bad that your friends are shut up inside their offices… Make your friends jealous–place a photo of the perfect weather report at the top of your Instagram profile and show who the real player is!

3 / You’ve stopped drinking Schweppes and Martini.

You’ve quit your usual vodka tonic and Thursday Martini apero because during your time  in Cannes you know you’ll spend too much time at the Schweppes and Martini beach pop ups, and you don’t want to burn out early.

4 / You applied for a Silencio Member Card.

You read in Vogue that last year the best parties were there and you want to be sure to avoid missing out, so you’ve just applied for a Silencio Member card. Fingers crossed that you’ll be be accepted.

5 / For the first time this year you’re using your Klay membership.

You have to face it: your ass is fat as fuck after enjoying too much ice cream & too many cocktails at le Baron this winter. Because you don’t stand a chance of topping Kim and Beyonce’s bodaciousness during the festival, you have to work it. So you’ re getting started on your summer six pack a month early this year.

Kim Kardashian

6 / You’ve taken a few days off from your job at American Apparel.

Because it’s the only place a Swedish girl can find a job when she doesn’t speak a word of French but still looks cute & sexy wearing purple leggings, you had to become an American Apparel salesgirl to afford your flat in le Marais. The first well deserved days off of the year!

7 / You send texts to your high school friend working in the film industry.

You’re calling up the nerds who used to be Star Wars aficionados before transitioning into the movie industry–they have get you into parties!

8/ You’re training to dance to “the new daft punk ft pharrell williams song” wearing 12 cm high heels.

Because you have to look hot while dancing to “the new daft punk ft pharrell williams song.”

9 / You remember you have friends living in the South.

You’ve just remembered this weird guy wearing white pants and white shirt you made out with last summer. Two weeks ago you were ignoring his clingy texts, but now that you need a place to stay in Cannes, you call him babe and send him three texts a day.

10 / You’ve convinced your parents that Cannes is not just for parties, but really about networking.

And you’re really close to getting them to pay for the whole trip

Every parisian girl has already heard about April May but it’s only after 7 years of creation that Diane Goldstein, the designer, chose to open her first store at Le Marais. Last wednesday, we were invited to celebrate the opening with a ton of fashionistas, drinking champagne and eating candies around the beautiful outfits, mixing rock and glamour attitude.

51, rue des Francs-Bourgeois
75004 Paris
01 42 71 78 60

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Location:
9 rue Madame 75006 Paris
Metro: Mabillon
http://www.melindagloss.com/ 

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Fresh and hip Parisian menswear brand Melinda Gloss is having a press sale Nov 9-10 with discounts up to 70% ! This is your chance to discover the four-year-old line from best friends Remi de Laquintane and Mathieu de Menonville (Melinda Gloss is the name of their invented muse). If you feel like renewing your wardrobe with a total Melinda look, we’ve got some invites to hand out. Just send us an email at winning@tendaysinparis.com !

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What would you think about shopping in an art gallery ? That’s exactly Julia Van Hagen & Tallulah Rufu’s idea. One of the girl is a designer born in Paris, and the other one an exhibition curator from Los Angeles who gives a very nice cosmopolite atmosphere to this new confidential concept store behind a huge door in Saint Germain des Pres. They are waiting for you girls !!

The Space: 21, rue Bonaparte 75006 / Facebook Page

Article & Photos: Romain Mayoussier

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As every Friday night during FW Surface 2 Air organised a cocktail il their Boutique in Le Marais. This time they highlighted a collaboration with The Kills. Champagne & cuties before a wild party at le Silencio.

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As expected, the “Take Me Out” fair was full of surprises. Talkative people, crazy girls and good food might explain part of its success. Over the past few months, this event has become kind of an institution when it comes to featuring emerging designers. Their perpetually renewed creativity makes this fair never boring. There is no doubt about it, many of them will thrive soon. Be prepared!

Special thanks to :
Louise Misha – Ohiri Kréation – Killian Loddo – Silvia Gattin – BRIC’n Broque – Archibald Bijoux – UniqueAllure – Eric-Amande – Clara Jasmine – Asmé – MAEY – Odilon Ngonda

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A perfect Friday 7pm meeting to celebrate the Surface To Air shop’s latest playlist “Friday I’m in love”, in the boutique near the Marais. Have a free Grolsh beer, chat politics, and listen to new tunes. TGIF : Thank God it’s Friday

Surface 2 Air: 108, rue vielle du temple

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Lenny Guerrier, the founder and creative director of the store, decided that, in order to gain more visibility and to raise the presence amongst the Parisian crowd, Coincidence is going to organize mobile pop-up stores during the first seasons, with its primary residence in Dorah’s Gallery. Sharp selection of established and less-known brands, such as Dark Shadow by Rick Owens, Olivier Borde, Silent by Damir Doma, dipped in a fine assortment of vintage Comme des Garçons and Chanel seamlessly merges into the beauty corner Chons (conceived by the artist and hair stylist Dorah), along with an optic section and designer furniture by Nigel Coates or Henny van Nistelrooy.

The Coincidence team took the best from each of these worlds and molded their own special universe, a so-called “cabinet of curiosities” for demanding clientele. Shopping in this place is supposed to become a well-rounded experience in an unusual atmosphere.

COÏNCIDENCE
182-184, rue Saint Martin 75003 Paris
Tel: 0033 668 24 09 11
www.coincidenceparis.com

Article: Anna S.

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BlackRainbow

Upon first glance BlackRainbow might appear to be a bathroom, but those toilets in the center are actually used for you to sit on while trying on shoes. This sneaker shop located on a rather quiet section of rue des Archives is definitely hipster certified, if not for the collection of brands like Penfield, Supreme, and Carhartt, then definitely for the brunch they host on select Sundays. Collaborations with sunglass company Oakley and good American rap bumping through the sound system keeps this place relevant. Alongside classic kicks such as Adidas originials, Nikes and Pumas, you can score a pair of Alifes, Filling Pieces, or Supras.

Blackrainbow / 68 Rue des Archives / 75003 / 33 44 54 97 54

Blackrainbow

Royal Cheese

Yes, this store is named after a hamburger, but it’s not just one store, it’s actually a collection of five shops named after a hamburger. There are two Royal Cheese boutiques featuring men and women’s clothing where you can stock up on skinny jeans and refined accessories by APC Madras, Cheap Monday, April 77 or Insight. But if sneakers are what you had in mind, check out the Royal Cheese Vans location, where both ladies and bros can slip their feet into a pair of shoes that won’t slide off your skateboard, but will satisfy the California rebel inside of you. For some shoes that are like artwork for your little toes the newest Royal Cheese location, which focuses on shoes and accessories, is your spot. Buy any of the creative boots and American-style boat shoes from here and you will have the best dressed feet in any room.

Royal Cheese / 22/24 rue Tiquetonne / 75002 / www.royalcheese.com (for all the locations)

Royal Cheese

Auguste

Triple threat alert, wait hold on, maybe even quadruple threat alert! Auguste shoe shop, which displayss art alongside their merchandise, can also boast about their foothold in the music industry because of their in-store events with American rap stars like Swizz Beats and Wildchild. After dropping all your cash on their wide array of modern and retro snapback hats, racks on racks of skateboards, and a really extensive collection of visual tees for boys and girls, check out their cantine next door. Offering healthy (and super cheap) repas, the Auguste Cantine is the perfect place to grab a sandwich or soup to refuel for your next shopping adventure. The shoe haven located in the 11^th carries limited edition Reeboks, alongside K1X, Pumas and Keep Shoes.

Auguste / 10 Rue Saint-Sabin / 75011 / www.augusteparis.com

Auguste

Starcow

Browse the awe-inspiring Starcow blog before even stopping into the teensy little shop on Rue Saint Honoré and your shopping trip time can be minimized, unless you spot more cool merchandise you absolutely need. With a great collection of special edition kicks from Nike, Saucony, Converse and New Balance, don’t be surprised if you purchase more than you expected to. Also available are covetable McNairy button downs, impeccable leather goods from Les Petites Séries, funny tees from Fuct and the skateboards, oh the skateboards. They offer a selection of boards that could easily double as a piece of artwork.

Starcow / 8 rue saint Honoré / 75001 / http://starcow.net/shop/

Starcow

Opium

Focusing mainly on Nike shoes, Opium, which is located between Les Halles and the Pompidou Center, presents a collection of the most exclusive sneakers in Paris. Even referring to themselves as a shoe museum, this store does in fact sell shoes, in addition to displaying a collection of original and rare kicks. Inspired by the Hip Hop culture and the decade of the 1980’s, expect to find many, many different versions of Michael Jordan Nikes, as well as a few in-house collaborations. And no, they don’t sell opium here.

Opium / 9 Rue du Cygne / 75001 / www.oqiumstore.com/

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But so much pressure… for the first time in months you’re leaving your DVDs and your boyfriend will take you out to a classy restaurant, maybe followed by a fancy cocktail in an hotel bar.

So we’ve come up with a to do list to make the night a success–giving you a valuable reason to not regret missing nights of debauchery with your friends on a weekly basis.

(This article can also be read by those single girls who want to spend Valentines Day on a date with the random awesome guy with whom they shared a taxi/bed last Thursday.)

Chantal Thomass

OK it’s a classic but just to remind you that even if you’re hot in your American Apparel bodysuit, you should bring a bit more for this night. The Parisian cult lingerie brand is at the top of the fantasy wishlist of every normal straight guy. Chantal Thomass is definitely the first place to start your shopping efforts.

Chantal Thomass / 211 Rue St Honoré  75001

Studio 34

Located in a courtyard near place Vendome and recommended by Parisian it-girl/bloggeur/model Jeanne Damas, this salon was founded by Delphine Courteille, who used to work backstage at the catwalks during Fashion Week. It’s a bit expensive but isn’t hair a woman’s richest ornament?

Studio 34 / 34 rue du Mont-Thabor 75001 / www.delphinecourteille.com

Colette

When it comes to getting undressed, it would be stupid to end up sexually turned off because a song by Lana Del Rey comes on the radio. It’s precisely for this reason that Colette released a CD simply named Colette SEX: one, Lana won’t break the vibe and two, it was made for loving.

Colette / 213 Rue Saint-Honoré  75001

Hotel Amour

Ok, we know that it’s over-cliché to put this hotel designed by Andre on the list… but nonetheless very important! Really, is there any point of buying fancy lingerie, having an overpriced hair cut, and buying an edgy, sexy music compilation if the aim is to be banged between two cars or on your sofa? So the easiest thing to do is to take your phone and your boyfriend’s credit card and call l’Hotel Amour for a room plus breakfast.

Hotel Amour / 8 rue Navarin 75009

Klay

Has your boyfriend grown a bit fat since you met him? We’ve heard that yoga boosts your sexual appetite, and we’ve also heard that the overtrendy Klay gives great yoga lessons. So you know what you’ve got to do.

4 Bis Rue St Sauveur  75002 / http://www.klay.fr/

Klay

Marlies Dekkers

And to finish your shopping excursion, go back to where you started and the most important item on this list: lingerie. Don’t forget that if you don’t get a present for your boyfriend, it’s because you’re the present. Just head to St Germain des Pres to the boutique of the Dutch designer, who works to give a dominant, femme-fatale look to the nearly naked women she dresses.

Marlies Dekkers / 10 rue du Cherche Midi 75006

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Acne / 3 Rue Froissart 75003 / Metro: Saint Sebastien Froissart

Article: Ruben N

Acne

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We are very pleased to unveil our iPhone App.

Think of it as a Parisian BFF who will help you discover Paris hotspots, parties, and openings. Using your iPhone’s GPS, 10 Days will show you the best places near you so you can shop for those cool jeans that will make you shine or, thanks to an up-to-the-minute event agenda, find the party where you will meet your next gf…
The Ten Days in Paris App features:

– The best parties and events happening in the next ten days.
– Top 5 lists of recommended places.
– Edgy & vintage shops.
– Galleries/ museums / art shops.
– Indie/dive/cocktail/hotel bars.
– Clubs.
– Restaurants.

Please let us know what you think about the App by sending us an email at contact@tendaysinparis.com

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Ten Days Team

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A new way to lunch and shop at the same time, First Floor Paris opened last May.  FFP serves Italian organic food in a cozy, wooded apartment in the hip 3rd Arrondissement. Meet people, have a tomato salad sprinkled with parmesan, and get a beautiful new sweater from an insider brand. First floor is dedicated to  exhibitions and events featuring new, interesting  names like Erotokritos which  has been featured in  the space for the past few  months.  So discover a new  brand and have a bite with your best friend.  This is the place  where you can raise your glass and pick up a pair of scoks at the same time.. A nice experience recommended by Tendays for a  perfect  shopping gastronomy Sunday Afternoon.  One more cool-Parisian pop-up spot!

First Floor Paris
46 rue de Saintonge / Haut Marais Paris
Metro: Fille du Calvaire (line 8 )
open every-day except on Monday: 11h-19h
Tell. +33(0) 1 42 71 80 84

Article By Jan Melka

First Floor Paris

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Colette:
Always attracting a relevant crowd, it is sometimes necessary to elbow past suspiciously familiar faces on all three stores of this fashion mecca. This is the place to find that coveted outfit from the Givenchy or Alexander McQueen show, along with a witty tee-shirt and beyond basic accessories. Colette cranks out a never-ending supply of collaborations, including frequent book signings and art exhibitions, most recently hosting a Fashion Week party for the release of Terry Richardson’s book Mom and Dad.

Location:
213 Rue Saint-Honoré -75001
Metro: Tuileries

Colette

L’Eclaireur:

Not joking around when they say this store is an experience; the L’Eclaireur boutique located on rue de Sévigné keeps racks of Rick Owens and Dries Van Noten goodies hidden behind wall panels, which the salespeople will decide whether you are worthy to be shown. All of their five locations provide a different collection of clothing depending on the crowd and the décor that goes along with the space. A big influence and partial inspiration to the design world, they often play host to Fashion Week events, most recently a TranoÏ fair at their Boissy d’Anglas spot.

Locations:
39-41 Avenue Hoche – 75008
40 Rue de Sévigné – 75003
10 Rue Hérold – 75001
10 Rue Boissy D’Anglas – 75008
12 Rue Malher – 75004
26 Avenue des Champs Elys̩es Р75008

l'Eclaireur

Centre Commercial:
A supporter of the concept of slow-shopping, this is a haven for the equally eco-conscious and fashion-conscious hipster. The ironically named Centre Commercial will not only dress you in clothing that is environmentally friendly and socially conscious, but the little book shop in the back will educate you on today’s most pressing issues. Their shoe section towards the back is pretty sweet as well, with an even ratio of sneakers to cool suede boots and heels.

Location:
2 Rue de Marseille – 75010
Metro: Jacques Bonsergent

centre commercial

Merci

The only thing cooler than one pop-up shop is two of them, all located under the vaulted ceilings of Merci, located in the Marais. You can now stop shopping at all other stores, because they carry every item imaginable here, from lighting fixtures to notepads, and an unbeatable collection of clothing including Chacharel, Isabel Marant, and Commes des Garçons. This place isn’t too painfully trendy, but definitely draws in a crowd that knows how to dress.

Location: 111 Boulevard Beaumarchai
Metro: Saint-Sébastien Froissart

AMUSEMENT Creative Store at La Gaité Lyrique:

Conveniently located next door to the digital culture sanctuary Gaité Lyrique, is Amusement, where the videogame-playing fashion crowd shops. Not many places can successfully combine the gamer lifestyle with a stark, modern decor and get away with it, but this store definitely does. In their ample upstairs space, Amusement played host to Wrangler and BLK denim showrooms during Fashion Week. Downstairs you can find cameras, speakers, video games and toys that are better suited for hipster-geeks than preteens.

Location:
3 bis Rue Papin – 75003
metro: Réaumur Sebastopol

Amusement creative shop

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Damir Doma at l’Eclaireur
Until december 2011
40 rue de Sevigné
metro: Saint Paul

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American Apparel / 10, rue Beaurepaire in 75010 Paris

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Location:
Le Royal Eclaireur
39-41 avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris
Metro: Charles de Gaulle Etoile

Le Royal Eclaireur

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Andrea Crews / 25 rue de vaucouleurs, 75011 / Metro Belleville

Andrea Crews shop

Andrea Crews Shop

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Guerissol:

Located in Barbes, a less glamourous area of Paris, Guerrisol is the best place to waste an afternoon. This very large shop is always packed with neighborhood locals and hipsters (the guys from Justice are often there), even if most of the clothes are unwearable by someone with a minimum of taste. The clothes are so cheap and there is so much choice that after 3 hours you will find yourself buying one new coat and 3 new pairs of shoes.

Adress: 19 avenue de Clichy

Guerrisol

Killiwatch

If you feel too lazy to spend an afternoon digging for a valuable t-shirt at Guerissol, you should definitely go to Killiwatch. There’s a lot of variety as well, but this time the shop is located in the trendier area of Etienne Marcel and you’ll find only selected clothes ordered by type and by size. The clothes can be a bit overpriced.

Adress: 64 rue Tiquetonne

See also: Hippy Market, Killiwatch’s little brother with an hippy twist

Killiwatch

Noir Kennedy

Selection of vintage clothes perfect for looking like a British rocker: band t-shirts, perfectos and cardigans. This boutiuqe in le Marais is heaven for Peter Doherty wannabes.

Adress: 12 rue du roi de Sicile, metro: Saint Paul

Noir Kennedy

Rags & Vertige

This shop next to Beaubourg has a good, large selection of typical vintage clothes: Burberry trench coats, Hawaiian shirts and teddys. A typical place to get a typical hipster outfit.

adress: 83 rue Saint Martin Paris

Losing Today

Run by the owners of Noir Kennedy, except that instead of being black, the walls of the boutique are white and instead of being in the south of le Marais it’s in the north of le Marais. The clothes are cool and it’s just in front of le Progrès. Can we ask for more?

Adress: 14 rue de Bretagne

Losing Today

Three years after the launch of their first helmet and following notable collaborations with artists like Karl Lagerfeld, Ateliers Ruby has opened a flagship boutique. Ruby is located in the center of Paris close to the rue du Faubourg Saint Honore and to cult shops, such as Colette. It’s the place to see the complete Ruby collection or even make an appointment for a customized Ruby helmet.

Location:
Adress: 1 rue Herold
Arrondissement: 75001
Metro: Palais Royal Musee du Louvre
Website: http://www.ateliersruby.com/

Les Ateliers Ruby

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The last to date opened  shopof the most Parisian denim brand. With both men s and women s collections, this is the place to find sober, classic and well-designed jeans.

Location:
Adress: 1 Rue Varenne
Arrondissement: 75007
metro: Sèvres Babylone

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Location:
Adress: 64 rue Tiquetonne,
Arrondissment: 75002
Metro: Étienne Marcel
Open Mon 2-7pm; Tue-Sat, 11am-7pm

Killiwatch

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The 17th now has it’s own high-end secondhand shop. The owner, inspired by cabaret fashion and the Hollywood golden age, brings the West Coast glamour to Paris. In addition to all the original clothes there is a corner filled with books and DVDs about fashion and music halls.

Location:
Adress: 46 rue la Condamine
Arrondissment: 75017,
metro: Rome

Bastien de Almeida Vintage Shop

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Losing Today is the little brother of Noir Kennedy, one of our favorite shops. Once again a great selection of rock-inspired vintage clothes. Leather Jackets + old TVs in the window + strategic location between le Cafe Charlot and le Progres = must do during my shopping afternoons in le Marais.

Location:
Adress: 14 Rue de Bretagne
Arrondissement: 75003 Paris

Losing Today

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