Spectacular Children's Boutique for sizes Baby to 14. We brought clothes in sizes 12, 10 and 8 for…read moreboys and girls. The dress and jacket selection was the best we saw anywhere in the city. The price is big but it is worth it for quality!

From the owner: Vêtements pour enfants, de qualité et raffinés, notre collection se compose d'incontournable de la…read moremode parisienne. Le cashmere, la fourrure, les plus beaux cotons, les imprimés exclusifs s'invitent à chaque saison dans des collections hautes en couleurs avec un équilibre parfait entre la gamme proposée aux filles et celle dédiée aux garçons de la naissance à 16 ans.

If you like the children's clothing at Bonpoint, Tartine et Chocolat, Zef, Jacadi, etc then you…read morewill love this boutique as well. On only 50 m2 the two owners created a beautiful store selling their own brand. The interior design and the clothes are impeccable. For some more info on the store and the owners, check out this link (sorry in French...): http://www.daici.com/pic/297/maloup-pour-les-petits-loups.aspx

ADORABLE one of a kind children's clothing. Great colors, easy to put on shoes, beautiful style.read more

Target of Paris! They have it all clothes, milk, jewelry, wine, toilet trees, and personal items!read more

Monoprix is like the French Target, and this one, right off Champs-Elysées, is truly more of a…read moreTar-zhay. One of my friends wanted to go in to buy a plain black cardigan, which she was correct in thinking she would find, and we ended up spending like an hour shopping and browsing. The store was huge and well stocked, with tons of clothing and accessories, as well as an enormous pharmacy and cosmetics area. I thought about picking up some Caudalie and La Roche-Posay products, which were very cheap, but decided against it to avoid checking my bag going home. Joke was one me when I had to check it anyway, and barely made my flight because I hadn't accounted for that extra chunk of time. Buying a bunch of French skincare would've saved me a little bit of stress. I did get a French nasal spray on the recommendation of my friend who lives in Paris. I bought it for my perpetually congested husband, who was home watching the kids. It was the only souvenir I brought him from my trip (though I did get a Diptyque candle for the house), and I actually used it first when I caught a cold last month. I can at least attest that it worked quite well. The Monoprix was bustling, but check-out was easy and quick. I left with my nasal spray, and my friend did get her black cardigan. If you're looking to score some well priced French products, this place is definitely worth checking out. And if you're on the fence about that Caudalie Beauty Elixir, just go ahead and treat yourself.