Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts

Saturday, 28 September 2013

merci.


111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris.

Merci has been on my to-do list for ages, so I was so happy to finally go in not so long ago. It cannot be defined as a 'shop', as I think it is more of an experience, with so many parts to explore. The entrance to the shop itself is wedged between two of its three cafes, and walking through the archway you find yourself in a delightful courtyard, with their iconic red fiat 500 in front of you. Continuing through the door there is a wonderful mix of clothing, jewellerey, home and beauty products, all of which are completely different to what you might see on the high street. They have three cafes for you to choose between after your shop - the used book cafe; the merci canteen; and the cinema cafe. I visited the used book cafe and I was not disappointed - the staff were so helpful and the food and drinks were delicious. 



Keep an eye out for... the beauty department - they have plenty of testers which all smell amazing and look so sleek lined up on the shelves. 

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

brandy melville.


71 rue de Rennes,
59 rue Notre Dame des Champs,
Paris.

I discovered this shop about a year ago, and I love coming back to look at new items, and I am always tempted by something! Brandy Melville originated in Italy, and although they do have shops across America and Europe, I find that it offers a welcomed variety to H&M and Zara, which Paris is seemingly restricted to regarding high street shops. The style is quite relaxed and loose fitting, made from lovely soft material, and they have a clever concept that "one size fits all", saving you the trawl for the right size. The items are very easy to mix and match, and in relation to the Paris price tag, Brandy Melville is great value.






Keep an eye out for... their tops.


Wednesday, 6 March 2013

espace kiliwatch.


64, rue Tiquetonne, Paris.

If you like vintage shopping then this is the place for you. Unlike a lot of other vintage shops in Paris, Espace Kiliwatch offers good clothes at reasonable prices and as the shop is so well laid out, there isn't any need for frantic routing around. 


Keep an eye out for... the selection of bags and shoes that are dotted around.