The Agnes b brand is stylish; it stands outside of the hype of fashion, focusing more on the feel-good factor it promotes and the friends it makes along the way.
Agnès b embodies the quintessential French approach to easy but stylish dressing. There are many branches, and the clothes are also sold in department stores, but for the fullest range go to Rue du Jour, where Agnès takes up most of the street.

At Alléosse's cheese shop, the customer is certain to buy cheeses which have a story that only a fine palate can listen to.

 

The cheeses are always matured perfectly in their own cellars. (There are even different cellars for different types of cheese). It doesn't matter whether your taste veers towards a Bleu de Termignon from the eastern mountains, a very ripe brie or one of the perfectly matured reblochons that you can always find here.ten

 

Diptyque was then the first to re-visit some of the old fragrance recipes and launched the now classic L'EAU.
In 1961, three friends from the “Beaux Arts” got together to open a boutique where they sold their printed fabrics and an eclectic "mélange" of decorative items. The enthusiasm of the three founders for perfumes and creation where individual sensitivities blended led them to invent a unique style.
Since then they have built a unique fragrance repertoire that is an ode to nature and fine ingredients.
Nowadays Diptyque has accessorised every lounge and room with its distinctively perfumed candles. It's also worth mentioning they currently hold a range of twelve different Eau de Toilette.

Uber-trendy FR66 is where you'll find the most fashionable French designers of the moment.
Somewhere between a gallery and a shop, this two-level experimental space accommodates contemporary artists and designers who produce exciting and original products for the home.
Opened in 2002, the place always been ahead of the pack, combining genres and styles like no other in the City of Light.