This is a very small lingerie boutique on a tiny street…read more There were so many beautiful French lingerie and some accessories in the small space. You will see French laces and cute designs, and the staff said that all of them were made in France. If you are a woman, you will absolutely like this boutique. The staff was very attentive. When I was using the fitting room, they kept asking if I needed any other designs or colors, and they weren't pushy at all. One French girl who was working there spoke to me in English and engaged in a conversation. She was very knowledgeable about lingerie, and told me that how they cared about quality but she also liked Victoria's Secret as well. :) Every woman should own French lingerie in her dresser. This is one of the boutiques you may want to stop by when you are in Paris.

The shopkeeper gets 5 stars, the selection of merchandise gets 4 stars, the little shop and display…read moregets just 2 stars. Saleslady (owner?): wonderful, sweet older woman who looks through her boxes of undies to find something she thinks you'll like in your size. She is very attentive and helpful. Selection: Higher-end Italian and French lingerie (Charmel, Cotton Club) plus Wolford tights plus a big selection of nightgowns that I didn't really browse. Shop: It's dark and musty. All of the lingerie is kept in boxes tucked away from the customer. There are more mature looking nightgowns all over the place, which makes the shop feel like Miss Havisham's forgotten boudoir. This place needs a merchandiser pretty badly.

Five stars because it has some of the most beautiful lingerie ever and also out of my and most…read morepeople's price range. Window shopping is all I could afford to do but I was able to get a wisp of a piece of lingerie (OK, it doesn't even weigh an ounce) and actually negotiated the price down to less than half price. I felt very good about that, especially on a street that's pretty outrageous but always feel compelled to walk up and down because it's so - Parisian. Plus it's on the way to the Eiffel Tower. The owner was very, very sweet and i would go back again because she was so accommodating. I love Paris.

From the owner: A deux pas de l'Arc de Triomphe et des Champs-Elysées Les dessous chics s'affichent sur l'avenue la…read moreplus prestigieuse de la mode. Depuis quelques années, Erès inclut la lingerie dans ses collections. Vous appréciez les lignes simples et bien structurées de ses maillots de bains alors vous aimerez sans aucun doute ses pièces de lingerie. Pour camper une silhouette impeccable. Les prix sont cependant élevés.

What an absolutely beautiful flagship! I've been to Paris a few times, and each time ends up…read morestopping here to pick up items for my family... they are huge fans. I do have a few of their SLGs. This time, it's a shopping experience for my sister and she found her splurge gifts. Happy for her bc what's a Paris trip w/o gifts? lol The selection is amazing, but being the flagship... some small items were out of stock, especially new drops and in popular colors. You get better prices here in Paris than at home, the VAT will add to that saving. The service was amazing! I forgot his name but he was funny and charming. They will queue you up to the next sales associate and you just need to wait a few minutes, and get yourself a glass of sparkling water!

Went to the store on Tuesday but forgot my passport. Returned Thursday to pick up a hat and a pair…read moreof shoes. Waited close to an hour and no one would help. Store was busy so didn't mind waiting. Eventually the manager, Eury, came over and said I would be next. I thanked him and informed him I knew what I wanted and just needed to check out. A couple came in after us and suddenly we became next next. This obviously angered me. Apparently they're not interested in my business so I'll take it elsewhere. Guess the random couple who came in to try stuff on was more important than a guaranteed sale. When I asked Eury for his card he claimed not to have one. Not sure if this is the correct spelling of his name or not. I don't know if was dismissed for being an American, being dressed casually, or being black. Regardless it was not a good experience. Je suis allé au magasin mardi mais j'avais oublié mon passeport. Je suis revenu jeudi pour acheter un chapeau et une paire de chaussures. J'ai attendu près d'une heure et personne ne voulait m'aider. Le magasin était très occupé, donc cela ne me dérangeait pas d'attendre. Finalement, le responsable, Eury, est venu me voir et m'a dit que je serais le prochain. Je l'ai remercié et je lui ai indiqué que je savais déjà ce que je voulais et que j'avais seulement besoin de passer en caisse. Un couple est ensuite entré après nous et, tout à coup, nous sommes devenus " les prochains après les prochains ". Cela m'a évidemment énervé. Apparemment, ils ne sont pas intéressés par mon achat, donc j'irai ailleurs. J'imagine que le couple qui est entré au hasard pour essayer des articles était plus important qu'une vente garantie. Quand j'ai demandé la carte de visite d'Eury, il a prétendu ne pas en avoir. Je ne suis d'ailleurs pas certain que ce soit la bonne orthographe de son nom. Je ne sais pas si j'ai été ignoré parce que j'étais Américain, habillé de façon décontractée, ou parce que j'étais noir. Quoi qu'il en soit, ce n'était pas une bonne expérience.