From the owner: Sur RENDEZ-VOUS pour les chapeaux de cérémonie. 1er Prix…read morechambre des métiers de Paris, 1er Prix du travail manuel du Rotary club, 1er Prix d'élégance à la Dubaï World Cup. Métier d'art. Modiste Haute Mode Femme et Homme, chapeaux, bijoux de tête, sculptures. La maîtrise d'un savoir faire artisanal ancestral issu de notre patrimoine culturel, allié à un style tendance, jeune et innovant, pour des créations ville et cérémonies. Du classique aux lignes raffinées jusqu'à l'impertinent couvre chef, des détails subtils ou audacieux, des matières toujours de choix et des finitions soignées, faits main dans l'atelier français. Un univers et un style identifiables, qui ont fait le succès et l'image de la marque S.Camicas depuis plus de 20 ans. Collections en séries limitées, coups de cœur uniques, ou créations personnalisées sur mesure au service de vos désirs et de vos rêves les plus sages ou les plus fous. Sur Rendez-vous

Love this super chic hat shop! I've bought two pieces from Vanessa and always gets tons of…read morecompliments on them. The staff is very charming and nice as well. Prices are fairly reasonable too, especially if they are on seasonal sale!

This place is one of my favorites. It's a vintage store with colorful clothing, jewelry, shoes,…read moresunglasses, belts, and hats. Their clothes range from the decades 50's to 90's, so remember to try on whatever it is you have your eye on because there's a wide variety of cuts and styles. The staff here is also very friendly. And by the staff I guess I mean the one girl I've seen there -- a sweet 20 something with short brown hair. Always smiley and ready to help you zip up a dress you need help with. The only downsides: On the expensive side, there's only one dressing room, and the hangers the clothes are kept on are heavy, loud, and a bit hard to manage.

A great department store to get modern fashions for much less than the typical department store…read moreprice. Men and women have separate floors and so it's nice to have a great variety of clothing - everything from socks, scarves and hats, to jeans, sweaters and suits are available at this spot. Since a lot of people are here (because of the good deals), be prepared for long lines at times.

If hitting les grand magasins (the big department stores) leaves you exhilarated but depressed…read more(love that jacket? it will set you back 880 euros), C&A is for you. You won't find any brands except their own proprietary labels, but the prices will be a lot kinder on your wallet. Very chic styles, very current, well-made clothes for men, women and children. Infant and layette and toddler clothes are particularly adorable. This location has the best selection. If you're doing detaxé (currently purchases over 175 euros are eligible), pay at any of the cashiers and they can direct you to the desk where you'll get your paperwork.

Good experience at Printemps today. I really enjoy browsing in this store, but don't buy much. Lots…read moreof good sales right now so be sure to check it out!

I just assume Printemps and Galeries Lafayette are at loggerheads because they represent Paris' two…read moremost elite department stores. Jamie W and I made it a priority to visit Galeries Lafayette because of the famous Art Nouveau dome, which was indeed fabulous (review: https://yelp.to/XRXnKANd7b). We decided to visit Printemps as part of our rainy day itinerary because we figured it would be a good chunk of time where we could stay dry indoors. We were right, and the store was less crowded and easier to navigate than its direct competitor. We found ourselves at the charming Cafe Perche on the 7th floor, where we relaxed over rich 6,50€ Chocolate Chauds and delicious butter cookies (Photo 8). Afterward, we found ourselves on two different rooftop terraces, the first was a more contained space that provided immediate views of the area as well as the architectural detail. The second space was actually an entryway to a nice-looking restaurant (Le Picnic) but still provided glorious panoramic views for freeloaders like us. One floor down was an upscale food hall. Printemos has its own Art Deco-style dome, but it doesn't have the grandeur of Galeries Lafayette (Photo 5). However, if you are a serious shopper of luxury goods, I'd come here first to avoid the tourist stampede down the boulevard. RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI

Came to this area to do parts of Paris that aren't usually seen by tourists. Walked past this…read moreboutique and had to go in. I agree with previous reviews. All her merchandise is lovely and much made by her, the Proprietor whose name I did not get. She makes great hats and matching gloves as well as much of the jewelry which can be worn easily with one's daily outfits. I bought a lovely scarf which would have cost twice as much in the middle of Paris. I will go back again on my next trip there. I would love for her to get more reviews.

Galeries Lafayette Paris is absolutely breathtaking!…read more The gorgeous glass dome and ceilings are a showstopper all by themselves. Almost every designer you can think of is here, making this a must-see and a must-shop when visiting Paris. And it doesn't stop inside Galeries Lafayette--the entire surrounding area has stores for days! Lights, glitz, glamour, luxury, and fashion everywhere you turn. It reminded me of an upscale New York City 42nd Street, but with that beautiful Parisian elegance. Even if you're not planning to shop, go for the experience. There's so much to see, you could spend hours just walking around and taking it all in. Definitely one of my Paris must-visits!

My husband and I were talking to our good friend who's been living in Paris for the last five…read moreyears, and she told us e-commerce is less dominant there because people seem to prefer shopping in physical stores. While malls die all over America, retail still thrives in Paris. Exhibit A: Galeries Lafayette Haussmann. I've been to this department store a number of times over the years, and I both enjoy it and fear how completely it can suck up precious vacation hours. It's a fantastic place to shop, with a ton of well curated inventory spread out across multiple floors in multiple buildings. The main building features that beautiful domed ceiling, which manages to catch me by surprise every time I walk in. I haven't had the opportunity to shop for my own clothes here in a long time, but I've gotten some really great stuff on the children's floor, and discovered the souvenir section on my last visit, where I picked up some cool Paris Metro toy trains and magnets. We did somehow get stuck at Galeries Lafayette for over two hours and ended up skipping Notre-Dame, which might have been a better place to spend our last afternoon in Paris. But it was sale season, and my kids look super cute in their heavily discounted Petit Bateau. Galeries Lafayette is busy and sometimes overwhelming, but it's a wonderful department store. I wish we had something like it back home. I'd much rather shop there than fall for targeted ads on Instagram.

Museum quality pieces on display for sale-- particularly the women's hats, which were just…read moreunbelievable. Only problem, no price tags on half the goods! Pieces such as dresses and jackets seemed to run in the 4,000 Euro range. We were the only people in the boutique aside from sales staff so it was a bit stiff. Regardless, it shows you how much I know about fashion-- my experience with Pierre Cardin before stopping in here is seeing the brand's luggage for sale at discount outlets like TJ Maxx. If you are heading down St. Honore' from Avenue des Champs-Élysée, stop in here for a look. It is worth it.