My GF and I (shopping for the GF) have been coming to this particular Heroines boutique for several…read moreyears and it never disappoints. The designer is local and so are the fabrics. We were told that all the clothing is made in France and England. I have no reason to suspect otherwise. Assuming this is true then Heroines is a bargain! Perhaps it is my Bronx skepticism kicking-in. The manager/salesperson was outstanding but I can't remember her name. I don't want to say how much we spent, but let's just say we greatly surpassed the US incoming custom's exemption. I guess we'll just need to donate the excess prior to re-entering the homeland...

Wow! What a fantastic shopping experience. The clothes are designed by the owner in Paris and made…read morein London. Dresses, shoes and coats inspired by 1950's vintage style with a modern edge, gorgeous construction and design. Nina helped choose some things that were wonderfully complementary to my body shape stating "it's not about size, but shape". As I'm a few sizes larger in France then the US, this was very helpful to hear. She was a great sales person, spoke beautiful English and was a lot of fun. I adore the jacket I bought and am actually looking forward to colder weather so I can wear it and let the complements roll in.

Every time I visit Paris, I have to stop by this shop. They have so many stores all over in Europe,…read morebut not in the US. They have cute clothes. They are more like Charlotte Russe but an upgraded version. The design is unique and very cute, and not too expensive at all. I don't really care much about their purses and other small items like belts, hats, and stuff. Nothing is special about these items, but clothes are cute. I am hoping that they will come to the US.

So don't take your wife to this store if you don't want her to spend your money because its a place…read morethat you can get that trendy fashion at a reasonable price... especially the shoe section. Just note that they don't all speak English, so a little french will go a long way.

We were walking past after dinner and decided to walk in. Such a cute store, mostly vintage items…read more I found a cute coin charm necklace.

Beautiful Parisian fashions and well-priced. I found some really unique pieces here to add to my…read morecollection. The service was excellent and the store itself is beautiful and modern.

Inexpensive, well laid out fashion retail, located in the heart of Champs Elysees…read more July is a month of BIG sales in all of retail all over Europe. Of course Paris is well known for cutting edge fashion and ladies here know how to create great looks with simple pieces. This store reminded me of a smaller version of H & M, had lots of items to choose from and quality is a few notches above F21. Ladies that work here were very polite and patient.

Sheba helped me with my cosmetic purchase and was so wonderful. I experienced top-tier service at…read morethis Chanel location and I recommend!

If you have the opportunity to #treatyourself while visiting Paris, this flagship location provides…read morethe best end-to-end experience! We lined up about ~10 minutes before the store opened (10am local time) and there was already a short line. Upon opening, each group is paired with a SA. I was paired with Celine B who was literally the most patient, accommodating, and helpful SA that I've had the pleasure of working with. I had a wishlist of what I was interested in and she delivered all of the options! She also assisted my girlfriend and between us, we probably tried on ~30 different things. I didn't feel rushed during our experience at all. Stock was plentiful and there were a lot of classic colors available, as well as a good amount of seasonal and unique colors. The store itself is gorgeous and has tons of mirrors all across the showrooms. Security was also pleasant to us! We were offered water and juice during our experience. There's a good amount of seating areas around the showroom as well. Coco Chanel used to live right above this store! After purchasing, Celine B took several photos of us in front of the OG stairs that led up to the apartment.

What is up with women and shopping... especially here. The wife loved this place and that scared me…read morebut we came out with a reasonable amount of shopping done here. My only complaint about this place and every shop here off this street is the HEAT inside. Its like 45 degrees Fahrenheit but 85 degrees inside. I don't know how these Parisians do it, but kudos to them. Felt like I was baking in the desert. In any case, its a wonderful chain to visit and the staff there was exceptionally friendly.

I went to the Hermès flagship during a two-day stay in Paris last month. The brand is a bit statusy…read more(and expensive) for my taste, but they have a tableware line I've admired for years, and I figured it'd be meaningfully cheaper in France. I wasn't going to go out of my way during such a short visit with my two small children, but when we found ourselves walking past the place on our way to the Christmas markets, I decided to go in for a quick browse. It turned out to be a wonderful stop on our chaotic Christmas-themed mini-tour of France. The store had been transformed into a fancy Christmas destination, with a scavenger hunt that took guests, both children and adults, through several stops within the store, where they played adorable immersive carnival-style games and received stamps in a little book. Once the stamps were all collected, they could be redeemed for a special gift. At first, I was just grateful that my kids had something to do while my friend and I looked at a change tray I'd had my eye on for a few Christmases but had never seen in person. The woman helping me (I think her name was Claude) was gracious and professional. She had me sit, showed me catalogues, and went into the depths of inventory to retrieve the tray I wanted. I ran the numbers and figured I was looking at about a 30% discount with the French price and the tax refund. I bought the change tray and took it home in that distinctive orange box, which I put under the tree as a gift to myself. When I found my children again, they were with my mom in the climactic final stage of the scavenger hunt, a lushly decorated Christmas room with a couple of final games and the prize station: a table where all customers were invited to make their own Christmas ornaments with Hermès store quality ribbons and leather and little bits of hardware. There were sweet attendants who helped my boys, but most of the people claiming these prizes were adults. My kids had an absolute blast, and I got some great photos of them throwing fluffy snowballs at felt Christmas trees and posing in a fake gondola in the shape of an Hermès luggage tag. My five-year-old declared that this was his favorite store, and I tried to get him to memorize "Hermès Saint-Honoré" so we could troll his dad on FaceTime. I was pleased with my purchase, and all of us, children and adults, were impressed and thrilled with this surprise holiday experience. I'll bet we could sell those ornaments for a couple hundred bucks, too, but I'm happier having them on our tree.

This Hermès flagship has been around since 1880, back when they made harnesses instead of handbags…read more-- but it's still got serious style. Unlike other Hermès stores where you wait outside like you're trying to get into a nightclub, they actually let us right in. Big, gorgeous two-story space with a café and restrooms tucked in the back. Although a wine bar would've definitely helped to loosened my wallet even more ;) We checked in downstairs (just to the right of the stairs) and waited about 15 minutes before a friendly salesperson helped us. Best part? They actually had the bag my girlfriend wanted -- unlike the wild goose chases in Barcelona and Prague. She was ecstatic, which meant I got a free pass to spontaneously duck into wine bars as we wandered Paris while she sat there drinking coffee and floating on a cloud of Hermès happiness. Win-win. Happy Shopping!!

Y S L…read more Le summum de la haute couture Le fashion Superbe ! C'est Magnifique ! Bravo !! Merci beaucoup !

YSL!! Ok, so i went to 3 other locations and I gotta say that this one is my favorite! I think I…read moresaid the other locations were my favorite, but not FR, this one is my Fave! This store has a great set up and!!!!! Guess what the staff is incredible! I think I said that about the other store too, but no FR, this one has the best staff!! Y not S top L ying about which store is my fave? Because honestly they are alll great, but this one by far is my fave! Im FR! Like yes! YSL!

Fabulous store!! Not only do they have beautiful items from unique designers all over the world,…read morebut the owners are amazing! They're so sweet and hospitable. They even gave us recommendations on where to go--as this was our first time in Paris. Couldn't have been a better intro to this city! Currently they have gorgeous shoes from Brazil, handmade scarfs from Nepal, a dainty jewelry line from Geneva and other cool stuff. A definite stop on your shopping trip!

Really great shop! They have some beautiful unique items, all from local artists. The owners are…read morewonderful! Super sweet and speak great English as well. They have some beautiful and unique handmade jewelry that I love !

Not my vibe! The store felt like a warehouse of basic goods in black, grey and white with some…read moredenim thrown in. No greeting from staff. Just a tangle of t shirts and sweatshirts and jeans.

I could have bought every item in this store and it still wouldn't be enough. Why can't we have one…read morein New York!? Weekday is from the same people that created Cheap Monday. It's their new affordable fashion brand that's accessible to any budget, but with clothes you won't find at places like H&M or Uniqlo. Lots of basics with modern cuts and enough style for the streets of Paris, or anywhere in the world you might wear their stuff. Their jeans are one of the things most people come here for, and while I didn't buy any, I can see why someone would. They look great and the price is right. You might want to bring an extra suitcase on your next trip, because you're going to run out of room in your carry on.