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Contents
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F E AT U R E S
28 Cover Story: Style For
A New Generation
Ruairidh Pritchard on
Parisian menswear’s
younger, hipper new look
36 The Colour Of Passion
Red lipstick is timelessly
alluring, says Katy Young
GU I DE
45 Maps and guides to the
key shopping areas of Paris
E SSE n T I A l S
56 How To Shop Tax Free
The simple steps to saving
money on your shopping
T R A nSl AT IOnS
59 美文翻译
61 Traductions françaises
SOU v E n I R
66 The essential item
to bring home
Above: APC autumn/winter 2014/15
PRODUc TS
12 Check Out
SHOP selects a standout
piece from Paris this season
14 My Favourites
Jewellery designer Estelle
Dévé reveals her top tips
for autumn/winter 2014/15
16 Products
Key looks for the season,
from fashion and footwear
to jewellery and accessories
20 Street Style
Our pick of Paris’s best
dressed for autumn/winter
2014/15
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22 Shop Window
One store not to be missed
in Paris
24 News
Seasonal updates on shops,
services and new products
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with those less fortunate. Twins
for Peace collaborated with the
Jean-Félicien Gacha foundation in
Cameroon to create this ethnic-in-
spired design; 50 hours of tradition-
al craftsmanship goes into every
pair, preserving the skills of the
local people and creating a product
that can be worn with pride. gl
Twins for Peace beaded
sneakers, €350,
Twins for Peace,
81 rue Vieille du Temple,
75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4271 1042,
twinsforpeace.com
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DO GOOD, LOOK GOOD
These beaded leather sneakers
from French lifestyle brand Twins
for Peace stand for more than just
style. Twin brothers Alexandre
and Maxime Mussard founded the
footwear, clothing and accessories
brand to promote humanitarian
values. For every pair of shoes sold,
they also donate a pair to a child
in a community in the developing
world, thus sharing their success
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MY FAVOURITES: Estelle Dévé
Estelle Dévé’s lifelong passion for design was
sparked during her childhood in a small village
in the south of France. She set up her epony-
mous jewellery line in 2008 and has gained
critical acclaim for her combination of artisanal
techniques with innovative styles. She shares
some of her favourite places and products in
Paris with Ximena Daneri
2. ‘My favourite
pieces from my latest
collection are the
Unisson and Solitaire
bangles in gold.
I have been wearing
them every day’
Estelle Dévé Unisson
bangle (double),
€500, Solitaire bangle
(single), €315,
estelledeve.com
3. ‘I’m a sucker for
French cosmetics
and always carry
Homeoplasmine’s
balm, moisturiser
from Embryolisse
and Créaline lotion
by Bioderma’
Bioderma Créaline
lotion,
100ml, €4.20,
bioderma.com
1. ‘I’m looking
forward to visiting
this newly opened
store, which has
amazing cosmetics
based on products
that were developed
in the 1800s’
Buly 1803,
6 rue Bonaparte,
75006 Paris,
+33 (0)1 4329 0250,
buly1803.com
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5. ‘Oud Immortel
by Byredo is all I’ve
worn for years now’
Byredo Oud Immortel
fragrance, 100ml, €140,
Le Bon Marché,
24 rue de Sèvres,
75007 Paris,
+33 (0)1 4439 8000,
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Nars lipstick in
my bag’
Nars Heat Wave
lipstick, €26,
Sephora,
22 place de la Madeleine,
75008 Paris,
+33 (0)1 5330 8490,
narscosmetics.com
6. ‘I’ve been living
in these sneakers for
the past few months.
I have two pairs
on rotation’
Eytys suede Mother
sneakers, €170,
Colette,
213 rue Saint-Honoré,
75001 Paris,
+33 (0)1 5535 3390,
eytys.com
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1. Gucci handbag,
price on request, Gucci, 2 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4494 1460, gucci.com
2. Mango denim shirt, €34.99, Mango, 6 boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 5330 8270, mango.com
3. Bally boots, €950, Bally, 60 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4265 5898, bally.com
4. Pinko skirt, €153, Pinko, 4 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4266 3211, pinko.it
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1. Monki jumper, €30, Monki, 96 rue de Provence, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 5332 8500, monki.com
2. Sportmax Code skirt, €115, Sportmax, 72 rue des Saints-Pères, 75007 Paris, +33 1 4549 2203, sportmax.com
3. Barbara Bui handbag, €1,380, Barbara Bui, 62 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4266 0587, barbarabui.com
4. Adolfo Dominguez boots, €219, Adolfo Dominguez, 1-3 rue Elzévir, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4458 9610, adolfodominguez.com
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DARK AND
STORMY
Leather is still a major trend. Update the look with contrasting textures and boxy silhouettes
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4. Ermenegildo Zegna boots, €1,295, Ermenegildo Zegna, 24 rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4548 1165, zegna.com
5. Cos trousers, €99, Galeries Lafayette, 40 boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4282 3456, cosstores.com
1. A Testoni backpack, price on
request, A Testoni, 15 rue Royale, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4456 0990, testoni.com
2. Closed coat, €459, Le 66, 66 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5353 3380, closed.com
3. Burberry scarf, €950, Burberry, 56 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 7207 0021, burberry.com
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POETIC INSPIRATION
Burberry’s printed scarf lends a bohemian hint to classic tailoring
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Artistic, outspoken accessories such as the Lego clutch bag by Les Petits Joueurs and Ivan Aiplatov’s teddy-bear bag were the order of Paris Fashion Week, providing an instant, easy way to inject fun and frivolity into any outft
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Shop Window
describing the area as ‘where the
pulse of Paris beats’. Visitors to the
store will hear a playlist by electro-
techno star Louisahhh as they
browse the rails. The minimalist
interior allows the clothes to punc-
tuate the space with bright and bold
splashes of colour and patterns in
quirky and relaxed designs. gl
Sonia by Sonia Rykiel,
37 rue de Poitou,
75003 Paris,
+33 (0)1 8483 0330,
soniarykiel.com
TO THE RIGHT
Sonia Rykiel is regarded as
something of an institution in the
Saint-Germain-des-Prés district
on Paris’s Left Bank, where she
opened her frst boutique in 1968.
But this year the non-conformist
French designer, who loves to go
against the grain, opened her frst
boutique north of the river Seine,
in Le Marais on the Right Bank,
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SWEDISH STYLE
Swedish brand Cheap Monday opens its frst standalone store in Paris this season. The brand celebrates its 10th anniversary this year and the new French boutique is one of a number of openings across some of the most excit-ing fashion cities in the world. The store’s interior is a balance between rawness and refnement, much like Cheap Monday itself. Stocking the brand’s complete range, including womenswear, menswear and the much-loved Cheap Monday denim range, this is a great addition to the Marais district. hlCheap Monday, 121 rue Vieille du Temple, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4027 4990,cheapmonday.com
DISCOVER SONGZIO
Prolifc designer Zio Song is one of South Korea’s most excit-ing exports. Since graduating from the prestigious Parisian fashion school ESMOD in 1987, Song has built his fashion brand Songzio into a thriving business, with fve diferent fashion lines to his name. With a vision to present daring, progressive and aspira-tional creations, his autumn/win-ter menswear collection focuses on a palette of rich blues and clas-sic black, with sharp tailored suits made modern by glittering gold lapels and this contemporary twist on the standard woollen coat. hlKabuki Hommes,21 rue Étienne Marcel, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4233 1344,songzio.com
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CASHMERE CAPSULE
Parisian cashmere specialist Eric Bompard has released a limit-ed-edition Lab Line collection for autumn/winter 2014. The capsule collection consists of six pieces that push the technical boundaries of cashmere, pioneering new stitches and yarns to create architectural 3D knitwear. Soft and luxurious cashmere has long been a winter wardrobe staple. The Lab Line collection presents it as an inno-vative style statement as well as a practical luxury. The pieces will be available in the Paris, London and Brussels stores only. glEric Bompard,91 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5357 8960,eric-bompard.com
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BORN IN THE USA
Fashion emporium Colette
is now stocking Detroit-based
leather goods and timepieces brand
Shinola. The watches are made
in the US by a production team
trained in the assembly process
by Swiss-based movement and
micro technology specialist Ronda
AG. The timepieces come with
a lifetime guarantee and feature
premium leather straps, handmade
in Florida by Hadley-Roma, which
has been perfecting its craft since
1905. Shinola ofers a wide range of
men’s and women’s designs in vari-
ous styles and colours. The Runwell
is one of the brand’s signature
styles, fast becoming popular for
its classic aesthetic which will easily
transcend seasons. gl
Colette, 213 rue Saint-Honoré,
75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 5535 3390,
shinola.com
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MADE FOR WALKING
Founded in 1908 by leather cut-
ter Rémy-Alexis Richard, Paraboot
began as a small family business.
Richard was one of the frst men to
use rubber soles on shoes, design-
ing his own unique way of bonding
them to luxurious leather uppers.
When the company became
Paraboot in 1927, it was one of the
frst French frms to import the
‘boot’ style of shoe from America,
then a novelty, and since then these
have been the much-loved trade-
mark of the brand. Paraboot is one
of the last remaining manufacturers
to produce its footwear entirely in
France. A century of experience
and innovation has kept this French
institution at the top of its game. hl
Paraboot,
304 rue Saint-Honoré,
75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4450 5267,
paraboot.com
* for map go to page 51
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Parisian menswear is being reinvented to appeal to a younger, hipper clientele. Ruairidh Pritchard
profles the brands which are leading the way
Paris’s status as the home of world-
renowned fashion houses such as
Chanel, Saint Laurent, Christian
Dior and Céline means there’s no
denying the city’s high-fashion cre-
dentials, but more recently the city
has started to open a new chapter
in its fashion story, as the Parisian
menswear scene takes centre stage.
Paris has become a city of two
style halves. On one side is classic
Paris, a city of beautifully chic men
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For A New
Generationand women impeccably dressed
head-to-toe in timeless Pari-
sian fashion, and on the other
is Paris’s formerly underground
fashion scene, newly emerged
and bubbling with streetwear-
inspired labels and independent
multi-brand stores catering to
the cutting edge in French fash-
ion cool.
The emphasis in young
French menswear design has
shifted in recent years, with un-
derstated looks focusing on the
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essentials – fabrics, cut and colour
– and creating clothes that are nei-
ther trend-led nor weighed down
by the pomp and circumstance of
traditional Parisian menswear.
Ami, founded by Alexandre
Mattiussi, is in the vanguard of
this Parisian nouveau menswear
revolution. The brand’s name is
composed of his initials and the
last letter of his name, and trans-
lates into English as ‘friend’. Ami
is being heralded by many as one of
the driving forces behind this new
wave of Parisian menswear.
‘Ami is a unique concept of
ready-to-wear for men, a complete
men’s wardrobe, well-designed,
easy, chic and, above all, cool. This
collection is not about fantasy. It is
a proposition of real clothes for a
real man,’ explains Mattiussi, who
previously worked at Dior, Given-
chy and Marc Jacobs, refning their
menswear lines. Last year Mattius-
si won the Association Nationale
pour le Développement des Arts
de la Mode (Andam) prize – one of
the French fashion industry’s high-
est accolades for young designers
– and a capsule collection in col-
laboration with Swiss label Bally
will make its debut later this year.
Another French label making
waves on the international mens-
wear scene is APC. The brand,
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Above: APC autumn/winter 2014/15
Understated,
detail-focused style
rules over Paris’s
changing menswear
landscape
which ofers collections for both
men and women, was founded by
Tunisian-French designer Jean
Touitou, the label’s creative direc-
tor and a 1992 recipient of the An-
dam prize. Under Touitou’s cre-
ative lead, APC has been defning
the minimalist French aesthetic
since the late 1980s, a time when
the label’s signature clean lines,
simple patterns and anti-logo ethos
drew comparisons to military uni-
forms, leading many to consider
the brand as ‘anti-fashion’.
In recent years the label has
seen a boost in popularity due
to its use of raw denim; APC sel-
vage jeans are now a staple of the
modern contemporary menswear
wardrobe. There have also been
collaborations with rapper Kanye
West, who launched his second
limited-edition capsule collection
more and more multi-brand mens-
wear stores appear, all stocking
brands that adhere to the new-
wave Parisian menswear aesthetic.
Jo is found on a small street in
the city’s Montmartre district. The
store’s understated grey façade
gives little away of the painstak-
ingly handpicked collections in-
side. However, while you’d be for-
given for accidentally overlooking
it, Jo is not a store to miss. Own-
ers Stéphane Ramo and his wife
Marie-José (‘Jo’) carefully select
every item they stock and the mini-
malist approach of store’s exterior
extends inside, where the focus is
solely on the design principles of
the collections chosen, rather than
on providing endless choice. At-
tention is paid to colour, cut and
fabric, with European menswear
labels carefully selected to ensure
with the label this season, and thus
introduced the label to thousands
of new fashion fans. The collection
sold out within a few hours.
Paris isn’t just playing host to
exciting, minimalist menswear
labels; the city’s streets are seeing
PARIS | 38 Boulevard Des Italiens | Tel. +33 1 402 29 982
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Above (from top): Royal Cheese store; Beaubien store
the store’s elegant, efortless design
philosophy isn’t compromised.
Labels such as Paris-based Emile
Lafaurie and Dr Denim, Sweden’s
latest denim darling, join classic
American workwear brand Lee in
making the cut.
Royal Cheese, which occupies
several boutiques on rue Tique-
tonne, is a haven for Parisian fash-
ion fans who seek out rare mens-
wear imports, including pieces by
California-based streetwear label
Stüssy, jeans by Stockholm-based
Cheap Monday and knitwear by
preppy British retro-vintage la-
bel Farah Vintage, all favourites
among the city’s club kids.
The newest addition to the city’s
ever-growing list of menswear
stores is Beaubien on rue Notre-
Dame-de-Nazareth. Named af-
ter a metro station in Montreal,
owner Julien Bouzereau’s home
city, the store is another example
of a perfectly curated menswear
haven. Stock includes Denmark-
based, nautically inspired label
Andersen-Andersen, New York’s
casual basics brand Dana Lee and
Japanese selvage denim brand The
One Goods. The store is perhaps
a perfect example of Paris’s chang-
ing menswear landscape, where
understated, detail-focused style
is king.
Paris will continue to cater to
high-fashion devotees from around
the world, but the new focus on
minimalist design and carefully
curated stores will no doubt be-
come the Parisian menswear aes-
thetic that draws in a new genera-
tion of stylish gentlemen
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Lef: Jerry Hall models Christian Dior in Paris, 1993
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Red lipstick is timelessly chic and alluring, as Katy Young discovers
From Marlene Dietrich to Marilyn
Monroe, from Jerry Hall to Scar-
lett Johansson, there is something
about red lipstick on a woman’s lips
that transcends time yet remains
fresh and always on trend. From
ancient civilisations that used it as
a way to decorate faces to Eliza-
bethan England, where the queen
decreed it fashionable, red lipstick
throughout history has maintained
an air of mystery, seduction and al-
lure. ‘Red lipstick is arguably the
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case,’ says Linda Andersson,
make-up artist and founder of the
Red Lippy Project, which raised
awareness of women’s health is-
sues in the UK by encouraging fol-
lowers to wear a slick of bright red
lipstick.
She’s right. And don’t the
beauty brands just know it? Mac
cosmetics says it was a red lipstick,
specifcally its Russian Red, that
put the brand on the map, while
the icons of the Paris beauty scene,
YSL and Chanel, have entire
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Above (from lef): Linda Andersson and Caroline Muhlich, co-founders of The Red Lippy Project; Chanel’s Rouge Coco Gabrielle lipstick
The catwalk shows
that set the trends
feature red lips
season after season
ranges based on the red lip, respec-
tively entitled Rouge Pur Couture
and Rouge Coco.
Away from the make-up coun-
ters and on to the catwalk shows
that set the trends: here, too, you
would be hard pushed to fnd a sea-
son without red lips. For autumn/
winter 2014 you’ll fnd shots of red
lipstick in all its guises: bright and
blurred at Vivienne Westwood;
rich and considered at Prada;
matte, cool and sexy at Max Mara.
As with the red carpet, there’s
a chameleon-like quality to red lip-
stick, which means you’re just as
likely to see it on a Hollywood new-
comer such as Jennifer Lawrence
or Kristen Stewart as on a seasoned
pro. ‘I think the reason why red lip-
stick is a classic and will never re-
ally go out of style is because it’s so
versatile,’ explains Andersson.
She believes every woman
should own a red lipstick. ‘There
are so many diferent tones of red
that I would argue it suits more fac-
es than nude and pink lip shades.
You can also create many looks
with it: wear it with an eyeliner and
you have a sexy look; wear it with a
bare face and you have a really bold
and cool look.’
If you haven’t yet found your
perfect shade, Andersson suggests
that cool skin tones should go for
blue tones of red, while warm skin
tones might want to veer towards
orange-based reds. ‘But there are
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Above (from top): Vivienne Westwood’s autumn/winter2014/15 show make-up; YSL Rouge Pur Couture 33 lipstick
no rules. Make-up is a perfect tool
to experiment with! You just need
to fnd a texture and shade that
suits you,’ she adds.
Another tip comes from Poppy
King, international lipstick ex-
pert, founder of Lipstick Queen
and self-confessed red lipstick ob-
sessive. King suggests practising
wearing a red lipstick around the
house. It sounds weird but works
a treat if you’re new to red lipstick
and have confdence issues.
That was never King’s particu-
lar issue. She fell in love with red
lipstick after seeing Jerry Hall on
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the pages of Vogue. ‘She possessed
two of the most coveted pouts in
the world: hers and Mick Jagger’s.
There was a confdence in the way
she faced the world. You felt she
was in control of her destiny. Jerry
looked strong and dressed strong –
red bikini, red nail polish, red lip-
stick.’ It was at that moment King
realised that red lipstick was ‘a tool
of instant, transfguring power
that could make me feel like Jerry
Hall even if I could never look like
her. What I did have was lips, and
as long as I had lips I, too, could
paint them red, and as long as I had
red lips I, too, could enter a world
of glamour.’
There was once a theory that
during times of economic uncer-
tainty the sales of lipstick, a rela-
tively low-cost luxury item, would
go up. Whether the lipstick index
still serves as a way to measure the
economy of a country isn’t as clear
any more. But according to James
Gager, senior vice president of
Intense red is
said to quicken
the heart rate
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Mac, booming sales ‘prove that lip-
stick is an instant fx for a woman
to buy at a reasonable cost. She can
also use it as an adjunct to basically
change her wardrobe and her look
very quickly.’
Intense red is said to quicken
the heart rate and, as King ex-
plains, ‘prompt the release of
adrenalin in our bloodstream’.
‘Red lipstick is supremely empow-
ering on a woman and a red lipstick
can lift and make your day in a sec-
ond,’ comments Andersson. Tak-
ing that into account, maybe our
longstanding obsession says more
about our emotional outlook than
the state of the economy
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designed by Meridiani’s de-
signer and art director, an-
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most exacting requirements.
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+33 (0)1 5574 6226,
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Astier de VillAtte
Ast ier de Vi l lat te produces
exqu isite ceramics t hat a re
handmade in Paris. Visit the
striking rue saint-Honoré bou-
tique to admire a vast array of
ceramic homeware.
Astier de Villatte,
173 rue saint-Honoré,
75001 Paris,
+33 (0)1 4260 7413,
astierdevillatte.com
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Valentino
the minimal, marble-clad inte-
rior of Valentino’s new menswear
store makes the collections the
focus of attention.
Valentino,
273 rue Saint-Honoré,
75008 Paris,
+33 (0)1 8482 4295,
valentino.com
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aeSoP
aesop, known for its refreshingly
simple, chic attitude to beauty,
has opened a new Saint-Sulpice
store that stocks its entire range.
Aesop,
5 rue du Vieux Colombier,
75006 Paris,
+33 (0)1 4544 8523,
aesop.com
* for map go to page 48
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Look out for the free frst Sundays
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museums and galleries, such as the
Louvre, on the frst Sunday of every
month, all year round.
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1. La Pâtisserie des Rêves
Pâtisserie des Rêves has a deliciously
modern approach to sweet treats and
the appearance of a sleek concept
store. Under glass domes, you’ll fnd
classic French pastries such as tarte
tatin, made with a modern twist.
La Pâtisserie des Rêves, 93 rue du Bac, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4284 0082, lapatisseriedesreves.com
2. Pierre Hermé
Known as the master of the macaron,
Pierre Hermé’s irresistible creations
are a must-try. Look out for seasonal
and unusual favours, which have
previously included white truffe and
tomato ketchup.
Pierre Hermé, 72 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4354 4777, pierreherme.com
* for map go to page 48
3. Pâtisserie Stohrer
Hailed as the oldest patisserie in
Paris, responsible for creating confec-
tions for Louis XV, this elaborately
decorated bakery is said to be the
birthplace of the modern rum baba
and its version is still hard to beat.
Pâtisserie Stohrer, 51 rue Montorgueil, 75002 Paris, +33 (0)1 4233 3820, stohrer.fr
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巴黎风 格的男装正在被重新演绎,以
吸引年轻、新潮客户的注意。Ruairidh
Pritchard在此介绍几个引领潮流的品牌
巴黎作为世界知名时装品牌的发源地,
由Chanel,Saint Laurent, Christian
Dior和Céline奠定了高雅品位,巴黎这
个城市毫无疑问是高端时尚的代名词。
但是最近,随着巴黎男装踏上中心舞台
成为瞩目焦点,巴黎开始创建时尚领域
的新篇章。
巴黎成为两种风 格势均力敌的城
市。一面是经典的巴黎风格,精美别致的
城市男女全身穿着都无可挑剔的永恒巴
黎时尚,另一面是前先锋时尚风格,刚刚
兴起,充满街头流行标签和独立多元品
牌商店特点,迎合法式时尚前沿。
年轻式法国男装设计的重点在近
几年已经发生了变化,外观低调,注重品
质——面料、剪裁和颜色——摆脱了传
统的巴黎男装装腔作势的特点,服装既
不过分新潮,也不繁琐累赘。
Ami是巴黎新男装的革命先锋。该
品牌由Alexandre Mattiussi创立,名称
取自他姓名首写字母A和M及最后一个
字母I,翻译过来是“朋友”的意思。Ami
被誉为是这拨巴黎男装新浪潮背后众多
驱动力之一。
“对于男人来说,Ami是一个独特
的成衣概念, 可以构成完整的男人衣橱,
精心设计,简单,时尚,最重要的是酷。该系
列具有实用性。是男人真正可以穿的衣
服,”Mattiussi解释说。他曾效力于Dior,
Givenchy 和 Marc Jacobs等公司,改
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Generation
新一代时尚风格
美文翻译进男装系列。去年Mattiussi荣获Asso-
ciation Nationale pour le Développe-
ment des Arts de la Mode (Andam) 大
奖,该奖是法国时尚界年轻设计师的最
高赞誉。Mattiussi与瑞士品牌Bally合作
的精品设计将在今年晚些时候上市。
APC是另一家在国际男装舞台上引
起轰动的法国品牌。APC时装品牌(包
括男装、女装、配饰等)由突尼斯裔法国
设计师 Jean Touitou创立,他不仅是该
品牌创意总监还是1992年Andam大奖
得主。在Touitou创造性的领导下,从二
十世纪80年代起,APC已定义极简主义
的法国审美,在当时该品牌标志性干净
线条、简约图案和无logo精神可以与军
队制服相提并论,导致很多人认为APC
是“反时尚”。
近年来,APC因为未水洗的牛仔制
品大受欢迎;APC镶边编织(selvage)
牛仔如今已成为现代男士衣橱里的主力
军。APC也与饶舌歌手Kanye West合
作,上一季度他刚发布了自己的第二个
APC限量版系列,把这一品牌介绍给成
千上万新时尚粉丝。该系列在几小时内
就被抢购一空。
巴黎不仅仅拥有令人兴奋的简约男
装品牌,还出现了越来越多的多品牌男
装店,所有出售品牌都体现出巴黎男装
新浪潮审美。
Jo位于蒙马特区 一条小街。商店低
调的灰色外观几乎无法令人猜到店内精
心挑选的商品特点。尽管商店外表低调,
路人一不小心就会错过,Jo确实是值得一
去的好店。店主Stéphane Ramo和他的
妻子Marie-José (‘Jo’)仔细挑选每件商
品,商店内部装修有如外观一样简洁。店
主将精力完全放在货品特点的统一风格
上,而不是提供无穷无尽的选择。店主
关注色彩、剪裁和面料,精心挑选欧洲男
装品牌,确保所售服饰优雅、轻松的设
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Katy Young说道:时光流逝,红唇魅力
永不褪去
从玛琳•黛德丽到玛莉莲•梦露,杰利•霍
尔到斯嘉莉•约翰逊,红唇恒久经典,流
行永不退。早在伊丽莎白一世时期的英
格兰,红唇就因女王的喜爱流行起来,千
百年来,红唇永远让人感觉到神秘与诱
惑。著名化妆师Linda Andersson说,
红色的唇膏永远是化妆包里不可缺少
的。她开创的"红唇计划"鼓励女性使用
鲜艳的红色唇膏,让越来越多的英国人
意识到女性的健康问题。
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热情的颜色
她的想法是对的。而这一想法在彩
妆行业也不是第一次提出了。著名品牌
魅可(MAC)就表示,红色的唇膏,尤其
是它的经典色号"Russian Red"将品牌
推向全球。巴黎著名品牌圣罗兰(YSL)
和香奈儿(Chanel)甚至为红唇研发了
全套产品,分别叫做"Rouge Pur Cou-
ture"和"Rouge Coco"。
除了彩 妆 专柜之外,在引导流行
走向的时装秀上,每 一季的流行元素
中都少不了红唇。2014的秋冬新品也
不例外,Vivienne Westwood鲜艳的
红,Prada浓郁深沉的红,Max Mara哑
光且冷艳的性感红。
在红毯 上,红唇也非常普遍,无
论影视新星如Olsen姐妹花,Jennifer
Lawrence,《暮光之城》女主角Kristen
Stuart,还是老牌好莱坞明星,都可见其
亮丽红唇妆。Andersson认为,红唇之所
以经典永不退流行是因为它很百搭。
她觉得每个女性都应该拥有一只红
色的唇膏,红色有不同的色调,比粉色、
裸色更衬人、更百搭。红唇可以打造不同
妆效,和眼线搭配使人性感,裸装配红唇
冷艳动人。如果您还没挑选到一个最适
合自己的色号,Andersson的建议是冷色
调的皮肤应选择蓝调的红,而暖色皮肤
则应选择橙色调的红。"但这不是绝对
的。化妆应多尝试,你需要去发现那款质
地、颜色都最适合你的红色唇膏。"
国际知名的唇膏专家,L ips t ick
Queen创始人Poppy King也提供了一
个小贴士——在家里待着也要涂抹红
唇。虽然听起来怪怪的,但这对不自信的
新手很有帮助。自Vogue杂志上看到杰
莉•霍尔起,King就爱上了红唇。"杰莉
拥有世界上最令人羡慕的嘴唇之一,无
论面对任何人你都能感觉到她的自信,
她掌握了自己的命运。杰莉看起来很坚
强的样子,打扮也很有气场:红色的比基
尼、红色的甲油和红色的唇膏。"在那一
瞬间,King发现,红唇是一个恒久的美
颜利器,让自己也可以变得像杰莉•霍尔,
即使原本长的根本不像。“长得不像没
计理念不被动摇。这里的品牌包括巴黎
Emile Lafaurie,瑞典最新单宁宠儿Dr
Denim,以及美国经典工装品牌Lee。
Royal Cheese在Tiquetonne大街
有多家精品店,是寻求罕见进口男装的巴
黎时尚粉丝的天堂,包括加利福尼亚街
牌Stüssy的成衣,斯德哥尔摩牛仔品牌
Cheap Monday,英国学院派复古品牌
Farah Vintage的针织衫,是所有城市时
髦年轻人的最爱。
位于Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth
大街的Beaubien店,是巴黎日益增长的
男装店列表上的新晋成员。主人Julien
Bouzereau来自加拿大蒙特利尔,店名以
蒙特利尔某地铁站命名。这家店也是完
美的时尚男装天堂。商品包括丹麦航海
风品牌Andersen-Andersen,纽约基础
休闲品牌Dana Lee和日本复古牛仔品牌
The One Goods。这家店可能是体现巴
黎男装变化的完美示例,即低调和细节
才是王道。
巴黎将继续满足来自世界各地的时
尚爱好者的需求,但是毫无疑问,简约设
计和多品牌精品店将成为巴黎男装审美
新风尚,吸引新一代时尚绅士的光临。
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关系,因为我有嘴唇,我可以把它化成红
唇;只要我有这张红唇,我也可以同样美
丽动人。”
曾经有这样一种理论,伴随着经济
下滑,口红这种价格较低的奢华商品,其
销量可能会不断攀升。我们不确定用唇
膏为指标来看一个国家的经济还是否有
用,但MAC的高级副总裁James Gager
表示,销量上升证明了只要价钱合理,唇
膏永远是女性必买的单品,它能快速地
改变妆容和服饰搭配。
据称,浓郁的红色会使心 律加
速。King解释说"它能快速释放血液中
的肾上腺素"。Andersson认为红色唇膏
使女性充满活力并令人迅速感到开心。
这么说来,我们对红唇的热爱更能体现
的是我们的心理而非经济上的情况。
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TraduCTiOnS françaiSeS
28: Style for a new Genera-
tion
Du Style Pour Une Nouvelle
Génération
La mode masculine parisienne se réinvente
pour attirer une clientèle plus jeune et plus
branchée. Ruairidh Pritchard dresse le profl
des marques qui font la tendance du moment
Paris étant la ville de quelques unes des
maisons de couture les plus renommées
au monde, parmi lesquelles Chanel, Saint
Laurent, Christian Dior ou Céline, il est
impossible de renier son statut de haut
lieu de la haute-couture; plus récem-
ment, la ville a toutefois entamé un nou-
veau chapitre de son histoire de la mode,
la scène de la mode masculine parisienne
y occupant désormais une place centrale.
La mode parisienne présente désor-
mais deux visages. D'un côté il y a le
Paris classique, une ville de femmes et
d'hommes chics et impeccablement
habillés des pieds à la tête dans un
style parisien intemporel, et de l'autre
l'ancienne scène underground de la mode
parisienne qui depuis peu sort de l'ombre
avec des marques d'inspiration streetwear
et des boutiques multi-marques indépen-
dantes au style plus branché et tendance.
La création française pour hom-
mes a évolué ces dernières années, avec
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des looks discrets centrés sur l'essentiel
(les tissus, les coupes, les couleurs) et une
création de vêtements qui n'est ni gui-
dée par les tendances, ni alourdie par les
apparats de la mode masculine parisienne
traditionnelle.
Ami est à l'avant-garde de ce renou-
veau de la mode masculine parisienne. Le
nom de la marque, créée par Alexandre
Mattiussi, se compose de ses initiales et
de la dernière lettre de son nom. Ami
est considérée par beaucoup comme l'un
des principaux acteurs de cette nouvelle
vague de la mode masculine parisienne.
« Ami est un concept unique de
prêt-à-porter pour hommes, une garde-
robe complète, bien conçue, pratique,
chic et surtout décontractée. Cette col-
lection ne fait pas dans la fantaisie. Il
s'agit d'une proposition de vrais vête-
ments pour des hommes de la "vraie vie"
», explique Alexandre Mattiussi, qui a tra-
vaillé auparavant pour Dior, Givenchy
et Marc Jacobs à améliorer leurs lignes
masculines. L'an dernier, il a également
remporté le prix de l'Association natio-
nale pour le développement des arts de la
mode (ANDAM), l'une des plus hautes
distinctions de l'industrie de la mode
française remises à de jeunes créateurs, et
une collection capsule réalisée en collab-
oration avec la marque suisse Bally sera
lancée dans le courant de cette année.
Une autre marque française qui
a actuellement le vent en poupe sur la
scène de la mode masculine internatio-
nale est APC. Cette marque, qui propose
des collections pour hommes et femmes,
a été créée par le styliste franco-tunisien
Jean Touitou, son directeur créatif, qui a
reçu en 1992 le prix de l'ANDAM. Sous
la direction artistique de Touitou, APC
défnit l'esthétique minimaliste française
depuis la fn des années 1980, époque à
laquelle les lignes épurées, les modèles
simples et l'esprit anti-logos qui étaient
la signature d'APC se rapprochaient des
uniformes militaires, amenant beaucoup
à considérer la marque comme « anti-
mode ».
Au cours des dernières années, la
marque a connu un regain de popularité
grâce à son utilisation du denim brut. Le
jean APC avec lisière est en efet devenu
un incontournable de la garde-robe mas-
culine moderne. Il y a également eu plu-
sieurs collaborations avec le rappeur
Kanye West qui a lancé sa deuxième col-
lection capsule en édition limitée avec la
marque de la saison dernière, faisant ainsi
connaître APC à des milliers de nouveaux
fans de mode. La collection s'est entière-
ment vendue en à peine quelques heures.
Paris ne compte pas que de for-
midables marques de mode masculine
minimalistes ; les rues de la ville voient
également apparaître de plus en plus de
boutiques multi-marques pour hommes
qui adhèrent à la nouvelle esthétique de la
mode masculine parisienne.
Jo se situe dans une petite rue de
Montmartre. La discrète façade grise
de la boutique révèle peu des collections
sélectionnées avec soin qui sont présen-
tées à l'intérieur. Même si l'on pourrait
aisément vous pardonner de passer à côté,
Jo est un magasin à ne pas rater. Les pro-
priétaires Stéphane Ramo et son épouse
Marie-José (« Jo ») choisissent avec soin
chaque article et l'approche minimali-
ste de l'extérieur du magasin se prolonge
à l'intérieur où l'accent est mis unique-
ment sur les principes de création des col-
lections choisies, plutôt que sur une ofre
sans fn. Une grande attention est appor-
tée aux couleurs, aux coupes et aux tis-
sus, avec des marques européennes soi-
gneusement sélectionnées pour ne pas
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compromettre la philosophie d'élégance
et de simplicité de la boutique. Des
marques telles que l'enseigne parisienne
Emile Lafaurie ou Dr Denim, nouvelle
coqueluche suédoise du jean, côtoient ici
la marque américaine classique Lee.
Royal Cheese, qui occupe plusieurs
boutiques sur la rue Tiquetonne, est un
paradis pour les fans de mode parisiens à
la recherche d'importations de vêtements
pour hommes rares, comme des articles
de la marque de streetwear californienne
Stüssy, des jeans de Cheap Monday,
marque basée à Stockholm, et des vête-
ments en maille de la marque britannique
rétro-vintage Farah Vintage, qui rencon-
trent tous un grand succès dans les clubs
enfants de la ville.
Un nouveau nom s'est récem-
ment ajouté à la liste grandissante des
boutiques de mode pour hommes de la
ville : Beaubien, rue Notre-Dame-de-
Nazareth. Nommé d'après une station de
métro de Montréal, ville natale du pro-
priétaire Julien Bouzereau, le magasin est
un autre exemple de paradis de la mode
masculine parfaitement organisé. Il pro-
pose notamment des articles d'inspiration
nautique de la marque danoise Andersen-
Andersen, des basiques décontractés de
la marque new yorkaise Dana Lee et des
articles en jean avec lisière de la marque
japonaise The One Goods. Le magasin
constitue peut-être un exemple parfait
du paysage en pleine évolution de la mode
masculine parisienne où le style sobre et
discret est aujourd'hui roi.
Paris continuera de satisfaire les
passionnés de haute-couture du monde
entier, mais la nouvelle tendance du
minimalisme et des boutiques bien
organisées deviendra sans nul doute la
nouvelle esthétique de la mode pour hom-
mes parisienne qui attire une nouvelle
génération d'hommes élégants.
amiparis.fr, apc.fr, royalcheese.com,
beaubienstore.com
36: The Colour Of Passion
La Couleur De La Passion
Le rouge à lèvres rouge reste un intemporel du
chic et de la séduction, comme a pu le décou-
vrir Katy Young
De Marlène Dietrich à Marilyn Monroe,
en passant par Jerry Hall ou Scarlett
Johansson, il y a quelque chose dans un
rouge à lèvres rouge sur les lèvres d'une
femme qui transcende les époques et reste
toujours original et tendance. Des civil-
isations antiques qui l'utilisaient pour
orner les visages à l'Angleterre élisabé-
thaine, durant laquelle la reine en avait
fait un accessoire de mode, le rouge à
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lèvres rouge a tout au long de l'histoire
conservé une part de mystère, de charme
et de séduction. « Le rouge à lèvres rouge
est sans conteste l'accessoire le plus
intemporel de votre trousse à maquillage
», déclare Linda Andersson, maquilleuse
et initiatrice du "Red Lippy Project" qui
a permis de sensibiliser aux problèmes
de santé des femmes au Royaume-Uni
en encourageant les femmes à porter un
rouge à lèvres rouge brillant.
Elle a raison. Et les marques de cos-
métiques ne s'y trompent pas. La marque
Mac Cosmetics explique ainsi que c'est
un rouge à lèvres rouge, le Russian
Red, qui l'a rendue célèbre, tandis que
les marques emblématiques de la scène
parisienne de la beauté, YSL et Chanel,
ont toutes deux une collection entière
basée sur le rouge, respectivement Rouge
Pur Couture et Rouge Coco.
Si l'on s'éloigne des rayons maquil-
lage pour s'intéresser aux déflés qui
défnissent les tendances, là aussi il
sera difcile de trouver une saison sans
rouges à lèvres rouge. Pour la collec-
tion automne/hiver 2014, vous trouverez
des rouges à lèvres rouges sous toutes
les formes : brillant et estompé chez
Vivienne Westwood, riche et équilibré
chez Prada ou encore mat, léger et sexy
chez Max Mara.
Sur le tapis rouge, le rouge à lèvres
rouge se fait caméléon, ce qui signife
que vous pourrez aussi bien le voir sur les
nouvelles venues à Hollywood, comme
les sœurs Olsen, Jennifer Lawrence ou
Kristen Stewart, que sur les stars con-
frmées. « Je pense que la raison pour
laquelle le rouge à lèvres rouge est un
classique qui ne se démodera jamais est
qu'il a de multiples facettes », explique
Linda Andersson.
Pour elle, chaque femme devrait
avoir son propre rouge à lèvres rouge. «
Il existe tellement de tonalités de rouges
diférentes qu'il peut convenir selon moi à
davantage de visages que les teintes roses
et nude. Il permet également de créer
des looks très diférents : portez-le par
exemple avec un eyeliner et vous aurez
un look sexy ; portez-le sur un visage nu
et vous arborerez un look plus audacieux
». Si vous n'avez pas encore trouvé votre
rouge parfait, Linda Andersson suggère
un rouge avec une tonalité de bleu pour
les peaux claires et un rouge plus orangé
pour les peaux mates. « Mais il n'y a pas
de règles. Le maquillage est quelque
chose avec lequel il ne faut pas hésiter
à jouer ! Il vous suft de trouver la tex-
ture et la nuance qui vous conviennent »,
ajoute-t-elle.
Poppy King, experte internatio-
nale du rouge à lèvres, fondatrice de
Lipstick Queen et accro auto-déclarée
au rouge, a une autre astuce. Elle suggère
de s'entraîner à porter un rouge à lèvres
rouge chez soi. Cela peut paraître bizarre,
mais cette technique fonctionne parfaite-
ment si vous « débutez » dans le rouge à
lèvres rouge et que vous n'êtes pas sûre
de vous.
Cela n'a jamais vraiment été un pro-
blème pour Poppy King. Elle est tom-
bée amoureuse du rouge après avoir vu
Jerry Hall dans les pages d'un magazine
Vogue. « Elle possédait deux des moues
les plus convoitées au monde : la sienne
et celle de Mick Jagger. Elle semblait faire
face au monde avec confance. Elle don-
nait l'impression de contrôler sa desti-
née. Jerry avait une présence et un look
forts : bikini rouge, vernis à ongles rouge,
rouge à lèvres rouge ». C'est à ce moment
que Poppy King a pris conscience que
le rouge à lèvres rouge était « un outil de
l'instant, transfgurant la puissance qui
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pouvait me donner l'impression d'être
Jerry Hall même si je ne lui ressemblerais
jamais. Ce que j'avais, c'était mes lèvres,
et aussi longtemps que je les aurai, je
pourrai aussi les peindre en rouge, et aussi
longtemps que j'aurai les lèvres rouges, je
pourrai vivre dans un univers glamour ».
Il existe une théorie selon laquelle
les ventes de rouges à lèvres, un article
de luxe relativement peu coûteux, aug-
menteraient en période d'incertitude
économique. Il n'est pas certain que l'«
indice rouge à lèvres » reste une mesure
fable de l'économie d'un pays. Mais
selon James Gager, vice-président senior
de Mac, la hausse des ventes « démontre
que le rouge à lèvres constitue un "acces-
soire miracle" qu'une femme peut acheter
à un prix raisonnable. Elle peut également
l'utiliser comme un accessoire pour com-
pléter sa garde-robe et parfaire son look
très rapidement. »
On dit du rouge intense qu'il accé-
lère le rythme cardiaque et, comme
l'explique Poppy King, qu'il « libère de
l'adrénaline dans votre système sanguin ».
« Le rouge à lèvres rouge donne incroy-
ablement confance aux femmes et peut
transformer votre journée en une sec-
onde », afrme Linda Andersson. Si l'on
s'appuie sur ça, notre obsession de longue
date pour le rouge à lèvres en dit peut-être
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