L’ECLAIREUR

For decades, it has been the enlightened eye on novelties and trends. The concept store created by Martine and Armand Hadida presents big names in couture, ready-to-wear and design, always one step ahead of others.

They were, for example, the first to present Dries Van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester in Paris. Artists and designers continue to create decorations and events there.

L’ECLAIREUR
10 Rue Hérold 75001 Paris
01 40 41 09 89
MAISON MICHEL

If you only have to wear one hat, it’s a Maison Michel, summer and winter alike. Priscilla Royer’s creations are inimitable, chic or bohemian, as precious as her head jewelry. The House is a partner of the Chanel Métiers d’Art and can be found on numerous Haute Couture fashion shows.

MAISON MICHEL
22 Rue Cambon, 75001 Paris
01 45 08 94 62
GRAF Paris

It was because he was looking for fantasy and quality that he couldn’t find on the luxury leather goods market that the architect-decorator François-Joseph Graf created his own collection. He also wanted to create a brand whose know-how and manufacturing would be 100% French. To carry out this project, he took over Mr. Pellegrino’s workshop, made up of excellent, precise and passionate workers.

When for a decor, the perfect piece of furniture does not exist, François-Joseph Graf creates it then realizes it. It’s the same approach for its collection of leather goods, which includes day bags, clutches and minaudières. For the creator, the creative process proceeds from the same artistic approach for a decor or for a bag. It is a design, a proportion, volumes. Designing a facade, a door, a fabric or a bag remains architecture.

So he designs each bag, imagines each pattern, selects each leather, each color and has each embroidery made. Here, artistic craftsmanship is rehabilitated at the heart of its creative process with unique pieces made in a Parisian workshop. For some models he creates patterns in resin, hot printed in three dimensions, or uses forgotten materials such as eggshell, rare or refined materials such as ivory and ebony plates, shagreen, rhinestones and crystal beads.

GRAF Paris
241 rue Saint-Honoré 75001 Paris
OLYMPIA LE TAN

Olympia le Tan’s minaudières may be the ultimate mark of chic as they affiliate you to a very private circle. Each of them is a quasi-unique object with only sixteen copies produced. You will have a hard finding someone with a similar clutch.


Passage des Deux Pavillons
5 Rue des Petits Champs 75001 Paris
01 42 36 42 92
GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI

After having worked for the greatest designers, Escada, Roberto Cavalli or Gianfranco Ferre, Giuseppe Zanoti launches his first collection of feminine shoes in 1993 : the “souliers bijoux” (jewel shoes) made him famous. His ateliers are true style laboratories: designers and craftsmen work there relentlessly.

























































