I stumbled upon this lovely store while wondering around the 2nd arr. The sales lady was so sweet…read moreand helpful. Great customer service. The purses are beautiful and are set at a great price. The jewelry was so cute and in trend. It is a must stop and shop spot in Paris.

I absolutely love this store! It has so many cute little accessories, and also handbags that I…read moredoubt I would find back in the States. If you go to Paris, you need to make your way here!!! When I come back to Paris, I will definitely come back! ENJOY!

If you want to drown in vintage clothing & accessories and be overwhelmed with the sheer volume of…read morecloth in one place, Kiliwatch is for you. We walked into one of the most unique store layouts I've seen. In the front, they had a highly curated selection of popular items and in the back it is old school no frills vintage shopping where you have to sort through a lot of trogs to find your princess. I tried like 14 different things on, and was stuck on whether I should get this beautiful pinstripe suit or not. I was looking at myself in the mirror for far too long before my girlfriend said "don't you have another navy blue pin stripe suit?" I scoffed and responded viciously "Pfftt yeah but this is a deeper navy, that one is closer to an ocean bl--" when I was stopped mid sentence by the rational half of my brain that realized she was completely right. I put it down and didn't end up getting anything, as my Chase Sapphire Preferred card has suffered enough on this trip. Wifey got these sick blue sunglasses that I am lowkey jealous I didn't find first, but I would never tell her that. She was on her game. Fairplay. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

10/10!!! so much fun clothing and inspo! the staff are awesome and the selection is awesome! a…read morelittle on the expensive side for some stuff but it's good quality either way. very pleased

Great supermarket chain in Paris France. Larger ones have clothing shoes etc. moderately priced and…read moretheir sales are super.

I discovered this jewel of a shoe store 4 years ago, on one of the most beautiful streets in…read moreMontmartre, tucked in, directly across from the Wall of Love and the Merry-Go-Round on rue Abbesses. Diane is a delightful shopkeeper who helps you find the perfect shoe. These shoes are a work of art. Added to the inventory, is a line of shoes with custom designs painted by artist Sauver Carlus. I recommend this shop to any woman that wants an extraordinary pair of shoes that will make her feel like she stepped out of a painting from the Belle Époque. I'll be back next year for another pair. Merci beaucoup Diane, Sylvia & Sauver for creating joy for lovers of shoes thatske us feel féminine and desired.

A tiny little store with the most beautiful shoes. Not only do they have the most unique styles,…read moreeach style comes in a rainbow of colours. If I could afford it I would have bought one of every style! I settled on a beautiful pair of mauve boots in the end. If I'm in Paris again I'll be sure to return!

Great location, clean, modern store. Love their style. Staff is nice, but not too helpful.read more

I discovered COS upon recommendation from an Italian friend. While in Bologna, Italy I took a peek…read moreat their store but didn't really have a lot of time to look. Fast forward a week later, I'm in Paris and I stumble upon the COS store in the Marais. There are two COS stores in Paris but the Marais store carries the full collection. What I like about COS is that they carry many basic colors that you can mix and match. We're talking black, white, and gray. They have casual, business and special occasion attire too. Something for everyone and for every occasion. The styles are v-e-r-y cool with unusual mixed fabrics used together, asymmetric cuts to the skirts, unexpected shapes to the neckline or styling on the clothing. I haven't been this excited about discovering a clothing brand EVER. Needless to say, I tried on many dresses, tops and accessories and came away with a cart full of clothes. Whoopeee! Now I can no longer say I have nothing in my closet to wear. COS has solved my dilemma and given my wardrobe some excitement and fun. As a division of the H&M group (from Sweden), I'm excited to have discovered COS and I hope that I'll find their clothes sometime soon in the USA.

Beautiful store in a beautiful location that caters to your need as a dancer. They everything from…read moreshoes to dance outfits and more...Located in the heart of Paris next to Opera Garnier/Paris/France. Lovely and welcoming service.

We went to the store by the Opéra. The ladies there are so helpful. We tried many shoes until we…read morefound the perfect ones. There is either plastic sole or leather sole, make sure you get the proper one. We made a mistake and exchanged it the next day in the St Germain des Pres location.

Super cute, eclectic little magasin tucked away at the bottom of the steps leading up to the Sacre…read moreCoeur. The owner supports local textiles and independent designers, and it definitely shows through the collections of unusual patterns and silhouettes and their smorgasboard of vintage-inspired boots and heels. After I commented on the propietor's "The Satorialist" book, prominently displayed near the cashier's desk (because, duh, I have and LOVE IT), he nonchalantly told me that Scott's girlfriend, Garance Dore (now a veritable photographer-slash-blogger-cum-fashionista in her own endearing right) used to frequent the store before she made it big. If that's not Parisian chic endorsement enough, I'm not sure what is. Oh, and I got a free pair of "bienvenue a Paris" panties (his words, not mine) with my high-heel purchase. Which meant I didn't need to do laundry in Paris. Score.

I use to loathe the sight of these candy-colored boutiques. For me, they were a saccarine semaphore…read moreof the relentless bobofication of this part of the canal. That was, until motherhood hit! Call me a softie, a sell-out, a traitor to my roots, but I'm saying it loud and proud: I kind of really like Antoine et Lili. What did me in? The middle shop devoted to kids stuff. Right before my little tot was born I found an adorable patchwork stuffed elephant there that looks like a grandma sewed it together used retro pieces of fabric. I was bummed to find out that it wasn't one of a kind, however, but for 20E, I couldn't turn it down. I've since gone back on multiple occasions for other goodies, like a fabulous hand-crocheted rattle from Peru that is safe for babies to suck on, and these amazing unisex leather booties with Freddy Mercury pizazz. Each time I've gone in the staff has been super sweet and helpful and genuinely baby-friendly. So if you're looking for cute, affordable baby stuff, Antoine and Lili has got your candy-colored number..

A quirkier, cooler, Parisian Lilly Pulitzer…read more In a surprising change of pace from the solid-color pastel storefronts facing Canal Saint-Martin, dresses and accessories at Antoine et Lili are actually evoke more sophistication in the form of fun *chinoise*-inspired prints. (Shops in the US could never get away with this design philosophy as they'd be beaten down by protests of cultural appropriation and political correctness). Conversely, the actual number of clothing designs is actually rather finite - variety consists of producing each tried-and-true pattern in a multitude of the aforementioned prints. Ultimately, these qualities allow for brightly colored clothing to be enjoyed outside of Lilly Pulitzer's Junior League and West Palm Beach retiree enthusiasts. As a bonus, VAT refunds are processed. Bring your non-EU passport.