I thought Fragonard only sold perfume, but they had lots of cute gift items at this shop. Trinkets…read moreand gifts that back in the USA you would find mass produced for stores like Anthropologie, except here they seemed genuine. The t-shirts had some adorable designs and drew me into the store, but they were quite expensive (over 30 Euro?). They had adorable laundry and lingerie bags for around 20 Euros. I ended up buying a beautiful individually-crafted tote bag for just under 16 Euros, marked down from 22. I love that the bag isn't a tourist souvenir, but more like a genuine, unique French tote. And so affordable! It definitely turned out to be my favorite souvenir on my trip to France, and I wish I had bought more! The store workers were nice and spoke both French and English. They even gave me a few Fragonard perfume samples with my purchase.

Fragonard has several stores in Paris, but I like the one in…read morethe Louvre shopping area. It has clothing, bags, pouches, teacups and plates and of course all their varieties of perfumes, Soaps.

This is a big store with unique colors of shoes and bags and everything that you don't see in the…read moreUS! The staff can be super nice here! I wish I bought more! or had another day to come back and shop! Def. don't miss out on the Dicker Boots that they still have and some Jewelry!

For whatever reason, the Isabel Marant store in Manhattan is about 3 times the size of all her…read moreParisian boutiques...and yet...you just can't beat shopping Isabel Marant in Paris. This store in particular has multiple colorways of several pieces. I tried on a pair of cords in grey and the very sweet shopgirl brought them to me in, count 'em - EIGHT, other colors. Had to tempt myself away from buying multiple pairs and then also splurging on a pair of sneakers...of course they've got all the colors and styles of shoes you don't see in NYC. Heaven!

Great multi brand shop!!!! Great selection of big and Indie designers! Always find something there!read more

When was the last time you rang a bell besides an ominous black door to enter a boutique, then…read moretraveled through a long dark corridor with classical music playing in the background to be greeted by someone who offered you something to drink while you perused the shop's offering? Ummm, never. That's what I thought. And that's what makes this particular L'Eclaireur address one of the most unique and pleasant boutiques to visit in Paris, let alone the rest of the world. I rarely go to this shop because everything there is just too gorgeous and too expensive, but yesterday I was in the neighborhood and stopped by because I've been fantasizing recently over these adorable charms by an LA-based artist named Catherine Michaels that I knew l'Eclaireur carried. Of course the charm that I wanted was one of the pricier of the series, but I've been a very good girl lately and felt like I deserved it. The saleswomen helping were absolutely adorable despite their chic, sophisticated looks. They were so helpful, looking through catalogs to see what was in stock, getting out different strings for me to try my charms on with, marveling with me at how intricate and unique the designs were. It was such a pleasant pause from reality that the purchase happened almost in a blur. But every time I look down now at my fantastic charm necklace I'm thrown back to the experience and am so happy that I decided to ring that bell alongside that ominous door.

I shopped her store in 2021 while visiting Paris. I still love the items I bought. Her store was…read morerecommended to be by my fashion tour guide. The store at the time was small but well stocked with quality vintage and new items and all authentic. The shop is also in a great and convenient spot.

We read the review's of such stores when we visited Paris. We selected this as the last stop as…read moresome have given really bad reviews. We were wrong, her store left us speechless as she welcomed us and went ached and showcased the items my wife liked. She was a very kind lady and even gave us a discount. Then she started chatting with us really made a connection. When we were leaving she walked with us to the corridor and explained about the location as well as about the other stores in that location. She has a vintage collection of Hermes and Chanel which are very rear to find. They are in absolute immaculate condition. Her assistant a Asian lady also always smiled and very helpful. We will definitely re visit on our next visit.

It was a wonderful ride through the streets of Paris to find this store. My one splurge was to…read morepurchase perfume while in Paris. I had a bottle I purchased years ago and I wanted something to replace it. I found the prior fragrance which has been discontinued, but I was able to purchase one of the three remaining bottles. The staff was courteous and we left with quite a few samples. We also smelled pretty good!

This boutique is magnificent representation for Maison Francis Kurkdijan. The Sales associates were…read morekind, helpful, and knowledgeable on what to try based on my existing MFK collection. This particular store is now my favorite place to sample and shop for perfumes from this Maison.

One of the true highlights of our entire Paris trip -- and that is saying something, because we had…read morean extraordinary week. We were among the first through the door and the experience was nothing short of magical. The moment you walk in, the store wraps around you -- you feel less like a customer and more like a guest who has been expected. Unhurried, elegant, and completely unlike anything you will find anywhere else in the world. Chafik was exceptional -- and I want to make sure he is recognized by name, because he genuinely made this experience what it was. Knowledgeable without being overwhelming, warm without being performative. He walked us through everything with such genuine care and enthusiasm that both me and my daughter felt completely at home from the first moment. Never once did we feel rushed -- and in Paris, in a store this sought-after, that kind of patience and generosity of spirit is rare and deeply appreciated. Chafik, you have a gift. The way you shared the history of the store, guided us through the choices, and made the whole experience feel personal and special -- that is not something you find everywhere. It is something you carry with you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I was traveling with my daughter on her very first trip outside the United States, and we left with a custom engraved comb -- her initials, pressed in gold -- that she will keep for the rest of her life. That is not hyperbole. That is what this place does, and that is what Chafik made possible for us. Unique, one of a kind, and deeply Parisian in the best possible sense. If you are visiting Paris and you walk past Officine Universelle Buly without going in, you have missed something. And if you are lucky enough to be welcomed by Chafik, you will leave a little changed.

The absolute most beautiful and delightful experience we had while in Paris. The wait is well worth…read moreit. Once inside the staff are 10/10. They are very detailed about going over every little thing with you making the experience one of a kind. They missed no detail in the shop as well. Would hugh recommend for any visit to Paris.

Gorgeous. The flagship Geurlain boutique is a magical world…read moreof sights and scents. This is the original shop and it's worth a visit. Also, lovely cafe downstairs.

Horrendous customer service. Came here with my daughter as we love Guerlain and just took a perfume…read moremaking class in Paris. I wanted to show her the original Shalimar and Jicky, which we just learned about in class. Note: Paris is in the middle of heatwave, and the butler wouldn't get us in, pretending they're busy. Walking in a few minutes later, helper makes you think you're a Pretty Woman shopping in Beverly Hills. Didn't they learn a lesson lol? I bet they work on commission. And a few customers are roaming and smelling things by themselves, without associates helping them. Make it make sense. Very pretentious, off-putting and unnecessary way to run the shop, when people can freely buy and smell around the same perfumes everywhere else