My first time in this lovely shoe store. Very friendly and helpful. Shoes are stylish and…read morereasonably priced. I will be back there next time I am in Paris.

I have found the best shoe store in Paris. I repeat, I have found the best shoe store in Paris!…read moreIt's almost too good to be true, but it's not, since I have the boots on my feet to prove it! Ok, imagine a shop that sells a tight-selection of super stylish, comfortable shoes, from boots and strappy heels to slip on flats and chunky pumps at affordable prices. Already, I've got you hooked right? Now add to that the fact that all of the shoes are made in Paris in an atelier in the 11th. Not only is that impressive, but so outrageously rare. Aside from super exclusive artisans creating custom shoes that cost a month's rent, it's impossible to find locally-made shoes at real-people prices. Now, as if that weren't enough, get ready for the icing on the cake. ALL of the models can be customized for no extra fee at all. So, if you love that pair of peep-toe pumps but want them in emerald green in stead of pink, Taher Mardini can make that happen for you. I took advantage of the sales and bought myself the perfect pair of black boots at 30% off the ticket price. They are amazingly beautiful and super comfortable and cost 1/4 of the price of a pair of designer boots made who knows where in the world. I'm totally eying a pair of ankle books that I plan on ordering in one of the 50 or so different colors that you could choose from. Never owned a pair of red boots and I think that I totally need that experience in my life. Oh, I forgot to mention that they'll also recreate a pair of your favorite beat up shoes for you too! How insane is that?! Thanks to Taher Mardini we can now make all of our shoe fantasies come true!

Had a good experience getting a pair of shoes here. I wish I was visiting for longer so I could…read moremaybe get something custom-done!

I go here every time I'm in Paris. The prices are great and you can get some really fun stuff…read morereasonably priced. The only disappointment I have is the fact that up until about 10 years ago, much of what you could buy in there was manufactured in France. Now most of their clothing is likely made in China. However, still a fun fast fashion place to shop and I'm sure I'll continue to visit.

Walk over the Pont Saint Michel, and up the boulevard, and you will soon land at Côte à Côte, or…read morewhat I like to call the (very stylish) Payless of Paris. If you are hoping for high quality shoes that will last a decade, this place is not for you. But if you want some trendy novelty duds that only Paris can deliver, this is your mecca. Their formula is to produce au courant fashion styles at a 30-50 euro price point (or less). When you try the shoes on, you can tell that they are made of cheap materials, but the styles are so damn fun and inexpensive that the quality compromise seems OK. Some additional items to note: What they have out on display is what they have in stock. More popular sizes can disappear quickly, so what may look like a bounty of options at first can be reduced to far fewer selections, once you realize that your size is not available in many styles. Also, they DO NOT do refunds. You can do a store credit towards future purchases, and that's about it. Make your purchases wisely, and look forward to all the comments you'll get from people, saying "Where did you get THOSE?".

Love this store! Great selection and super kind staff. I traveled to Paris for two more pair of my…read morefavs!

The ONLY snobby experience I had in all of Paris was here! Maybe I'm just a dumb American but i was…read moreperusing their gorgeous and expensive shoes admiring when I snapped a photo to send to my daughter to see if she liked the shoes. Well that was a BIG NO No and they made sure to let me know. In a rude, snobbish parisian way. I'm not your typical American tourist who makes an ass of themselves so I was taken aback and quickly left. Lost this potential customer. Boo!

Beautiful shoes and service! This shoe boutique stands apart from others in the area. I feel like…read morethis is a kept secret ! I have enjoyed my hand woven sandals very much and I will definitely be back!

Bought a pair of shoes 3 years ago and love them!…read moreComfortable,chic,and well designed,get complements on them all the time. Thank you Zoe:)

This is a big store with unique colors of shoes and bags and everything that you don't see in the…read moreUS! The staff can be super nice here! I wish I bought more! or had another day to come back and shop! Def. don't miss out on the Dicker Boots that they still have and some Jewelry!

For whatever reason, the Isabel Marant store in Manhattan is about 3 times the size of all her…read moreParisian boutiques...and yet...you just can't beat shopping Isabel Marant in Paris. This store in particular has multiple colorways of several pieces. I tried on a pair of cords in grey and the very sweet shopgirl brought them to me in, count 'em - EIGHT, other colors. Had to tempt myself away from buying multiple pairs and then also splurging on a pair of sneakers...of course they've got all the colors and styles of shoes you don't see in NYC. Heaven!

Great multi brand shop!!!! Great selection of big and Indie designers! Always find something there!read more

When was the last time you rang a bell besides an ominous black door to enter a boutique, then…read moretraveled through a long dark corridor with classical music playing in the background to be greeted by someone who offered you something to drink while you perused the shop's offering? Ummm, never. That's what I thought. And that's what makes this particular L'Eclaireur address one of the most unique and pleasant boutiques to visit in Paris, let alone the rest of the world. I rarely go to this shop because everything there is just too gorgeous and too expensive, but yesterday I was in the neighborhood and stopped by because I've been fantasizing recently over these adorable charms by an LA-based artist named Catherine Michaels that I knew l'Eclaireur carried. Of course the charm that I wanted was one of the pricier of the series, but I've been a very good girl lately and felt like I deserved it. The saleswomen helping were absolutely adorable despite their chic, sophisticated looks. They were so helpful, looking through catalogs to see what was in stock, getting out different strings for me to try my charms on with, marveling with me at how intricate and unique the designs were. It was such a pleasant pause from reality that the purchase happened almost in a blur. But every time I look down now at my fantastic charm necklace I'm thrown back to the experience and am so happy that I decided to ring that bell alongside that ominous door.

Located in the 19th century pedestrian arcade of the Galerie Vivienne, Wolff et Descourtis is THE…read moreplace for silk scarves, a family specialty since the 1870's. Victoria Wolff continues this legacy enterprise as master artistic and technical designer. Silk jacquard, silk satin, silk chiffon, silk crepe de chine, silk velvet, silk and wool blend unfurl lavishly in gorgeous prints on generous 140cm x 140 cm scarves which many wear as shawls. These are truly peerless heirloom pieces with the strength and beauty to be handed down from generation to generation. Highly recommend a visit. The staff is kind and knowledgeable. Victoria Wolff is often in the shop, a treasure!

Beautiful little shop in Paris to purchase fine silk scarves, pochettes, and bandanas! The lady who…read moreowns the store is so kind and helpful. She's been there for at least 30 years! Items are on the pricier side for my budget, but the quality is there. Pochettes are €20. Bandanas are €30-€50. Scarves are generally above 200€. I bought a little pochette for my guy. I loved the quality of the silk, which she said was from Italy. I would recommend for a visit if you're looking for something nice.