Shops in Paris

The Paris outpost of Emily Bode's New York label—vintage American textiles reworked into menswear with unusual historical depth and a commitment to materiality over novelty. A useful anchor for the city's design-literate male shopper.

An English-language bookstore near the Luxembourg Gardens that has served Paris's Anglophone community since 1984, stocking fiction, poetry, and a thoughtful selection across languages.

Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent flagship in Paris' 7th arrondissement occupies a spare, dark-walled boutique on Rue de Babylone, offering the full men's and women's collections in a setting that mirrors the house's cinematic rigour.

Jakob Sprenger anchored this Avenue des Ternes store around four 19th-century painted gypsum ceiling medallions salvaged from the demolished Hôtel de la Guillonnière, set against hand-applied burgundy lacquer and reclaimed tomette tile floors.

Peter Marino's 2020 five-floor Saint-Honoré flagship — gallery artworks and the full Dior universe across carefully curated room-like floors.

The Paris flagship of Simon Porte Jacquemus, installed in the city where the brand's sensibility—Southern French light, ease, and a particular attitude toward the female body—first found its audience. A store that functions as a three-dimensional version of the collection.

Apple retail store selling iPhones, iPads & more in sleekly designed spaces.

The Paris address of Paloma Wool, where Clara Pañella's Barcelona-born label—knitwear with handcraft DNA, vivid colour, and a particular female ease—finds its European context at its most concentrated.