How can we recognize a chic low-fronted shoe in Paris, New York or in the Savannah ? All that thanks to Christian Louboutin.
Thanks to its red soles and its 12 centimeters high heels, but also because we can run with them as well as with ballet shoes.
All that thanks to Christian Louboutin.
Pierre Hardy is a master designer, one who can mix avant-garde and tradition with just enough timelessness. Her discovered shoe-making through dance and movement, his passions: ‘My experience taught me how to add an accessory without restricting the body, so that it literally transforms it’. One cannot forget his drawing style which can be spotted in fashion magazines and in the precious jewellery collections he created for Hermes, a maison for which he has served as Creative Director for women and men shoe collections for 25 years.
His famous Cube Perspective motif has become his signature. A 2D/3D optical illusion, it has had multiple iterations: on fabric or monochrome leather for bags or laying flat on your skin as a bracelet.
The most prestigious brands in the world of luxury, from Louis Vuitton to Dior via Chanel, welcome customers of the Bon Marché as soon as they enter the store in real small shops.
The Beauty space is spread out on both sides of the central escalator, under the Art Deco windows, surrounded by mezzanines with balustrade. Focusing on well-being and beauty, it is an invitation to take care of yourself.
57 brands are unpublished, of which 60% are exclusive. All these products make up a cosmopolitan cosmetics, from New Zealand to the United States, from Sweden to Korea, without forgetting England and France.
Alongside luxury boutiques, Fashion Accessories invites you to linger and dream. Trendy pieces and exclusives follow each other over the collections, including a selection of leather goods, watches, jewelery, playful jewels and textile accessories.
In a refined atmosphere, two distinct spaces on two floors serve as a showcase for collections of French and foreign fashion designers with regularly new brands and Pop Up Stores.
The Espace Souliers for women gives life once again to the strong and singular biases of the Bon Marché Rive Gauche. A place of discoveries and temptations where we come to discover the trends and try the latest novelties: Chloe, Dries Van Noten, Givenchy, Jil Sander, Lanvin, Marni, Nicholas Kirkwood, Pierre Hardy, Sophia Webster, Tabitha Simmons, Laurence Dacade , Proenza Schouler …
In the world of design we find a selection of emblematic pieces from the biggest publishers: Vitra, Fritz Hansen, Portobello, Knoll, Tom Dixon, Kartell, Jielde, Bold, Objekto, but also new publishers like Established & Sons and Mustache . On the fabrics side we find the creations of Caravan, Sonia Rykiel, Designers Guild or Paul Smith. But also all that is necessary of course for the decoration of a pretty house: dishes, linen and decoration
One of the largest spas in Paris, 900 m² dedicated to the pleasures of the senses and relaxation. A magnificent 14-meter swimming corridor, an oriental herbal steam room, but also four individual care suites with a shower-hammam, including the GUERLAIN Suite, and three care suites for two, featuring a steam shower and a revitalizing basin.
GUERLAIN joins Mandarin Oriental’s philosophy of care that combines beauty and well-being: all offer a “tailor-made” experience, combining traditional Western and Eastern techniques with the best of scientific research. These treatments, Guerlain Lift Ultimate and Guerlain Slimming & Firmness, are available only at Mandarin Oriental.
The Founder of the House, Robert Goossens, created jewels for the greatest, from Chanel to Saint-Laurent or Dior. This goldsmith was an atypical designer for the time. He was one of those who invented the charm jewel by working both precious stones and precious metals such as rock crystal, mother-of-pearl or even glass. His baroque or vegetal inspirations, always make the spirit of the House, directed today by Patrick Goossens, his son.
