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PARIS Style Edition Autumn/Winter 2018/19

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GINGER ROSE CLARK Ginger Rose Clark, SHOP’s news editor, holds an MA in fashion journalism from the London College of Fashion.

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GIORDANO POLONI Giordano Poloni has an elegant graphic style and is the perfect choice to create this season’s cover artwork for SHOP Paris Style.

The image shows a map of Paris, cleverly illustrated with iconic monuments, fashion products and beautifully dressed visitors exploring the city. Poloni has also worked with clients including HSBC, Vice magazine and the New Scientist.

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CONTENTS

33 CITY GUIDE

PRODUCTS

ESSENTIALS

12 Check Out SHOP selects a standout piece from Paris this season 15 Products Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

42 How To Shop Tax Free The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

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18 Shop Window One store not to be missed in Paris 20 News Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

50 The essential item to bring home

FEATURE 22 One Step Ahead Creativity and innovation are thriving in the French footwear industry. Discover some of the nation’s most exciting shoe brands, as highlighted by Ginger Rose Clark

TRANSLATIONS 44 中文 翻 译 46 Traductions françaises

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Above (clockwise from top left): Clergerie’s first men’s collection; concept store Centre Commercial; Swarovski autumn/winter 2018/19

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29 Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Paris, plus SHOP’s unique view of the city’s sights

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THE PERFECT STRIPE No item is more inherently French than a blue and white Breton top, and this Petit Bateau option can be teamed with everything, from jeans to skirts, to make you look instantly stylish. The brand was founded in 1893 and originally produced underwear.

Etienne Valton, the son of the company’s founder Pierre Valton, is credited with inventing modern underpants in 1918, by cutting the

legs off his long johns. Today, the brand is renowned for its striped clothing creations, inspired by boats and nautical colours. The Breton top is revisited season after season, in different colours and styles, but the combination of blue and white will always be a classic choice. fm Petit Bateau top, â‚Ź70, Petit Bateau, 33 rue du Four, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 5681 9045, petit-bateau.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 32

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BROWNIE POINTS

Stay away from black this season and combine different earthy hues instead

Tommy Hilfiger watch, €169, Tommy Hilfiger, Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 7935 0980, tommy.com

Brunello Cucinelli cardigan, €1,460, Brunello Cucinelli, 179 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4222 7031, brunellocucinelli.com

Tumi card case, €100, Tumi, 245 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4579 7030, tumi.com

Church’s shoes, €550, Church’s, 229 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 5535 3460, church-footwear.com

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Bally bag, €1,350, Bally, 35 boulevard des Capucines, 75002 Paris, +33 (0)1 4455 3820, bally.com

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AUTUMN COLOURS

Mix red and orange for a fashion-forward look this season

Dsquared2 scarf, €145, Dsquared2, 249 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4286 5466, dsquared2.com

Swarovski watch, €349, Swarovski, 57 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4221 3373, swarovski.com

Massimo Dutti shoes, €179, Massimo Dutti, 24 rue Royale, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5329 9270, massimodutti.com

Liu Jo dress, €199, Liu Jo, 182 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 5371 1540, liujo.com

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Accessorize earrings, €15.90, Accessorize, Passage du Havre, 109 rue Saint-Lazare, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4878 6442, accessorize.com

Etro necklace, €500, Etro, 177 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4548 1817, etro.com

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Les Georgettes cuff, €119, Texier, 127 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4297 5934, lesgeorgettes.com

Zara bag, €39.95, Zara, 18 boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4268 3110, zara.com

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Mango coat, €119.99, Mango, 3 place du 18 Juin 1940, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4548 0496, mango.com

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Fragrance brand Juliette Has a Gun, founded by Romano Ricci, the great-grandson of Nina Ricci, recently unveiled a new store in Paris. CafĂŠ Juliette is a new space that positions itself as more than just a store and aims to highlight perfumery as an art. Establishing a connection between the skill of blending essences and that of blending coffee, the space houses a specialist coffee bean roaster.

Customers can enjoy a cup of coffee and discover Juliette Has a

Gun’s full portfolio of fragrances, including the Luxury Collection.

With attention to detail being a key part of the boutique, innovative perfume testing technology by Paperscent will allow visitors to trial the different scents in order to find their ideal fragrance. grc Juliette Has a Gun, 2 rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4574 0000, juliettehasagun.com

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EXCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIP French outerwear label K-Way has joined forces with Kappa for the first time. The result of this collaboration is a collection of pieces fusing signature details from the two celebrated streetwear brands, with K-Way’s Claude and Leon styles, as well as jumpsuits and tracksuit bottoms in black, orange and royal blue, adorned with Kappa’s famous taping.

Pieces are available in a limited run. grc K-Way, 21 rue du Temple, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4024 1485, k-way.com

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In July 2018, Hugo Boss opened the doors to a new Hugo store in the city’s fashionable Le Marais area. Spread across two floors, the new retail space carries the brand’s menswear and womenswear collections. Head to the sleek new space to shop the autumn/winter 2018/19 collection, which comprises signature Hugo designs for a fashion-forward audience and spans everything from modern tailoring to casualwear. grc Hugo, 118 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4408 0275, hugoboss.com

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TRAVEL IN STYLE This season, Parisian brand Lipault gets a Gaultier overhaul with a collaborative collection of bags, small leather goods and travel accessories.

Iconic French designer Jean Paul Gaultier has taken two of his signature looks – the tennisstripe suit and conical-breasted corset, as designed for Madonna – and has created a series of pieces perfect for those on the go. The Ampli travel collection uses a mix of sleek nylon and buttery-soft brown leather to make Lipault’s travel necessities – a case, a tote, a cosmetic pouch and a weekend bag. Each style is designed with a pale-pink interior, reminiscent of the corset worn by Madonna on her Blonde Ambition tour.

The leather collection includes the Compil travel bag, backpacks, a shopping bag and the Slow bumbag hero piece, available in black and burgundy. rre Lipault, 8 boulevard de la Madeleine, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4017 9792, lipault.com

DESERT BEAUTY Guerlain’s Terracotta bronzing powder has long been one of the brand’s bestselling beauty products and the special-edition Sahara Jewel Powder is one of the latest releases in the range. The powder will warm the complexion and comes in an XXL size, featuring an intricate design inspired by the desert. The Sahara Jewel Powder consists of a Terracotta 03 bronzer and a blush, which can be blended together or used separately.

The formula is designed to emphasise the cheekbones and give a natural glow. grc Guerlain, 68 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4562 5257, guerlain.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 34

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Creativity and innovation are thriving in the French footwear industry. Discover some of the nation’s most exciting luxury shoe brands, as highlighted by Ginger Rose Clark

STEP AHEAD Left: styles from Clergerie’s first men’s collection, introduced this season

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Roger Vivier has also long been known as a ground-breaking label.

It is credited as being one of the first footwear brands to introduce clear plastic in shoes and displays technical prowess in styles such as the classic Virgule heel. Now, a new guard of French shoe designers is also keen to demonstrate this clever use of materials and technical mastery. Laurence Dacade, who founded her eponymous label in 2003, studied at the AFPIC design school to fully understand how shoes are constructed. ‘The shoe is not only an object made for walking but it’s also an experimental tool of freedom,’ says the designer.

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Above (from top): Clergerie has a long heritage of craftsmanship; the brand’s raffia Sybille trainers

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lthough showcasing profoundly different aesthetics, the leading French shoe designers can be counted on to create fashionforward footwear using exacting methods. Clergerie, Roger Vivier and Laurence Dacade are among the premier names that have created strong brand identities for themselves.

Clergerie was established in 1981, after founder Robert Clergerie acquired a shoe manufacturing atelier in Romanssur-Isère, a town known for its shoe-making heritage. The brand is still strongly influenced by its roots, as creative director David Tourniaire-Beauciel explains: ‘Romans-sur-Isère is still at the heart of Clergerie. Ateliers have been there since 1895 and are still running. We are still proudly Made in France – we only look for specific know-how elsewhere. Raffia, for example, is handwoven in Morocco because they’re the best at it.’ From the start, Clergerie championed the use of innovative materials and raffia, in particular, is now a signature of the brand. Over the years, it has appeared in Clergerie footwear designs in a variety of ways, and is showcased by styles such as the Sybille high-tops.

‘The goal is to design raffia in an unexpected way,’ explains Tourniaire-Beauciel.

‘For Clergerie, it offers endless possibilities and we want to make it urban and cool.’

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French shoe designers are keen to demonstrate a clever use of materials and technical mastery

practical role of footwear, Dacade’s thorough knowledge allows her to push her designs in inventive new directions.

Change is a defining part of established footwear brands. 2001 saw the renaissance of Roger Vivier and the house appointed Gherardo Felloni as its new creative director in 2018, heralding yet another new chapter in its story. Talking about his new role, Felloni says, ‘I feel honoured to be part of Roger Vivier today and develop it further,

respecting its heritage and tradition while adding a contemporary and modern take, something the brand has always demonstrated.’ Felloni is positioning himself between the brand’s rich history and a new direction that corresponds to his own artistic vision.

Above (from top): Laurence Dacade boutique; the eponymous brand’s designer; a boot from the label’s autumn/winter 2018/19 collection

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Clergerie is also going through a series of changes, ushering in a fresh era with the recent appointments of a new CEO and creative director, a full rebranding, store openings and the launch of e-commerce. ‘We are working on refocusing the brand on its core values,’ says Tourniaire-Beauciel and, in the brand’s latest collection, this can be seen in design features that are directly inspired by the ideas of its founder. ‘It’s a dialogue between our heritage and modern times. We improved some technical features that were introduced by Robert Clergerie, such as the articulated sole. Originally designed on a wooden heel, we used this technique for the first time on stacked leather chunky soles and EVA (ethyl vinyl acetate) extra-light platforms,’ he explains. Another way in which change is materializing is through the introduction of menswear for

autumn/winter. For TourniaireBeauciel, this move felt like a natural step. ‘Robert Clergerie gained his reputation by fitting men’s shoes for women, without compromising on femininity,’ he says. ‘We are doing the same thing, but the other way around, so it seemed like a natural choice to relaunch our men’s line.’

These influential brands have also forged close ties within the fashion industry and Roger Vivier has created footwear for Dior, Saint Laurent and Schiaparelli. More recently, Laurence Dacade designed pieces for Nina Ricci, when it was under the aegis of Olivier Theyskens, and was also the official footwear designer for Chanel. Working with a fashion house may require a slightly different approach, as it means creating styles that are perfectly in tune with the season’s ready-towear, but it also serves as another platform from which these designers are able to develop their visionary ideas.

These noteworthy French shoe brands are defined by a common desire to constantly surprise us with new and unique styles. Forever pushing the boundaries, they can be credited as a driving force in the industry, taking footwear design to new heights

Above (from left): Roger Vivier flagship store in Paris; a style from the label’s latest collection

5, rue du Cherche-Midi 75006 Paris 326, rue Saint-HonorĂŠ 75001 Paris www.clergerieparis.com

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PARIS GUIDE Global Blue’s guide ensures you make the most of your trip to Paris with a look at the city’s must-visit destinations, from superb cafés to the Eiffel Tower (pictured below), one of the French capital’s most iconic landmarks, which offers stunning views of the city from the top. Start with SHOP’s recommendations before delving deeper with expert guidance from our well-travelled team. For further helpful hints and detailed city guides, check out globalblue.com/paris.

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Centre Commercial, 9 rue Madame, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)9 6352 0179, centrecommercial.cc

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Swedish fashion giant H&M recently reopened its largest store in France, on Paris’s rue la Fayette. The flagship store spans five floors and carries all of H&M’s lines, including H&M Home and an area dedicated to the sustainable fashion concept H&M Take Care, allowing customers to have items repaired or customised.

To celebrate the store’s reopening, the brand has launched the exclusive Bonjour Paris women’s capsule collection.

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H&M, 1-3 rue la Fayette, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)805 088888, hm.com

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CAFÉ OBERKAMPF Serving some of the best coffee in the city, Café Oberkampf, in the 11th arrondissement, is one of Paris’s hippest cafés. Drop in for a midday cortado (half espresso, half warm milk) or hot chocolate.

The menu features dishes such as the Lost in Cheeseland sandwich, named after a cheese-focused blog that was an early supporter of the café, alongside cookies and cakes.

This is the perfect place to refuel during a day exploring the city.

Café Oberkampf, 3 rue Neuve Popincourt, 75011 Paris, +33 (0)1 4355 6010, cafeoberkampf.com

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MONTMARTRE VILLAGE On a picturesque cobbled street, a stone’s throw from Paris’s worldfamous Basilique de Sacré-Cœur du Montmartre, is one of the city’s most charming souvenir shops, Montmartre Village. It has been owned by the same family for three generations and was fomerly the local area’s grocery store, before becoming one of the city’s finest destinations for mementos. Discover a range of products that bear the Made in France symbol and find the perfect item to take home. globalblue.com

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中文翻译 22: ONE STEP AHEAD 步步为营 创意 之花 在 法国 鞋 履行业 盛 开。探索 法国最令人心动的奢 侈鞋 履品牌，来 听听 Ginger Rose Clark 为您准备的心水 推荐 顶 级法国鞋 履 设 计师们虽然 各自有 着 迥异 的审 美 风 格，却 都 绝 对值得 信 赖，能 够用严 苛 的 方 法 打造 出时 尚前卫 的 鞋 履。这 些 知名大 咖 创造了 鲜明的品牌 标 识，Clergerie、Roger Vivier 和 Laurence Dacade就 是 当中 的佼佼者。 1981年，Robert Clergerie 在以鞋 履制作 传 统而 著 称 的小 镇 Romans- sur- Isère收购了一 间 鞋 履 工作 室，进而创立了 Clergerie品牌。

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正 如 创意 总监 David TourniaireBeauciel所 说，该品牌 如 今 仍然 深 受 其 根源的 影 响：“ Clergerie的 运 营依 然围绕 着 Romans- sur- Isère小 镇 展 开。许 多工作 室早 在 1895年 时 就已 经 有了，到 今 天仍在 经 营。我们 仍然 骄 傲 地 坚 持 着法国制造 — —只有需 要 特定 技 术时 才会将目光 投向其他 地 方。例 如，酒椰 叶 纤维（ raffia，或 称 拉菲 亚草 纤维）就 是在 摩 洛 哥 手工 编 织 的，因为那里 的人们 最 擅长 这门手 艺。”从一 开始，Clergerie就 十分推 崇 创新材 料 的使 用，而酒 椰 叶 纤 维 如 今更是 成 为了该品牌 的 一大标 志。多 年以 来，这 种 材 料以各种各 样 的 方 式 出现 在 Clergerie的 鞋 履 设 计中，在 2018/ 19年 秋冬 季中同样大 放异彩。“ 我们 的目标 是 用出乎意 料的 方 式设 计 酒椰 叶 纤维。” Tourniaire- Beauciel 解 释 道。“ 对 于 Clergerie而 言，它 提 供了无穷无 尽 的可能 性，我们 想 把它 做 得充 满 都 市风情与 前卫气 息。” 多年以 来，Roger Vivier作为 一 家开拓 性 的品牌闻名遐 迩。它是 最

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早 在 鞋 履中使 用透明塑 料 的品牌 之 一，其 经典 的 Virgule高跟鞋 等 款 式 展现了精湛 绝伦 的工 艺。如 今，一 群 新生代 的法国鞋 履 设 计师同样 迫切 想要展 示 这 种 巧妙 的 材 料运用方 式 与纯 熟 技 艺。为了全面了解 鞋 履 是 如 何制成 的，Laurence Dacade曾到 AFPIC设 计 学 院 深 造；她于 2003年 创立了同名品牌。“ 鞋 子不 仅仅是 一 件为 行 走而制作 的物品，也是 一 种 宣 告自由的实 验 工具。”这位设 计师 说 道。Dacade着眼于 鞋 履 的实用角色 之外，全 方位 的 认 知 让 她 得以将自己 的 设 计 推 往 独 出心裁的新方向。 改变 是 众多知名鞋 履 品牌 的 一大 关 键部 分。2001年，Roger Vivier 涅 槃 重 生；2018年，该品牌任 命 Gherardo Felloni为 创意 总监，预 示 着又一 个全 新 篇章 的到来。谈 起 自己的新 角色，Felloni表 示：“ 我 很 荣 幸 能在 今 天成 为 Roger Vivier的 一员，并将它发 扬 光大；在尊 重 历史 与传 统 的同时，增添 一 抹 现代 风情， 这也 正 是我们品牌 一直以 来所展现 的。” Felloni立 足于品牌 悠久 的历 史，带 领品牌 跨入符 合他 独 特 艺 术 视 野 的 全 新方向。 Clergerie同样正在 经 历一系列改 变：近 年来，该品牌任 命了新 的 CEO 和 创意 总监，进 行了全 方位 的品牌 重 塑，开 设了数 家 新店，并 推出了网络 商城，昂首迈 进 一 个全 新 的时代。“ 我们 在 努力让 品牌 重 新 聚焦于核心 价 值。” Tourniaire- Beauciel表 示。 在 最 新 的系列作品中，许 多直 接 受 到 创 始 人 理 念启发 的 设 计 特 色 都 体 现 了这一点。“这是我们 的 过 往与当今 时代 之间的 一 场对 话。我们 改 进了一 些由 Robert Clergerie初 创的 技 术 特点，例 如关节 式 的 鞋 底。这一 技 术 最初 是为木制 鞋 跟设 计 的，我们 第 一次将它用在了叠 层皮革 厚 鞋 底 和 EVA（乙烯 基 醋 酸乙脂，一 种 橡 塑 发 泡 材 料）超 轻 防水台鞋 上。”他 解 释

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道。另一 个实现 改变的 方 式，就 是 推 出秋冬 季男鞋 系列。在 TourniaireBeauciel看来，这一举 措 是自然而然 的。“ Robert Clergerie之 所以享 有 盛名，是因为他 将 男鞋 适 用于女 士穿 着，同时 并不 损 及 女 性气 质。”他说 道，“ 我们 正在 做 着同样 的事情，只不 过是 反 过 来了，所以 重 新 推 出男士系 列看 起 来 是 一 个 十分自然 的 选 择。” 这 些 极具影 响力的品牌 也 在 时 尚行业之内缔 造了密 切的合作关 系，Roger Vivier就曾为 Christian Dior、Yves Saint Laurent 和 Elsa Schiaparelli创作 鞋 履。近 些 年，Laurence Dacade还 在 Olivier Theyskens掌舵 Nina Ricci之 时，为 其设 计了许 多鞋 款；此 外，她 还曾是 Chanel的 官 方 鞋 履 设 计师。与一家 时尚大 牌 合作，或许 会在 工作 方 式 上 略有不同，因为 这 意 味 着要 创作 与当 季成 衣完 美协调 的款 式；但 这也 提 供 了一 个不一样 的 平台，让 这 些 设 计师 得以 扩展 他们 的灵 思妙 想。 这 些 值得 关注 的法国鞋 履 品牌 都 有 着 一 个共同的愿景，那 就 是不 断用 全 新 的、独 特 的款 式 为 我们 带来 惊

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Roger Vivier et Laurence Dacade font partie des premiers noms à avoir su créer une forte identité de marque pour eux-mêmes.

Clergerie a été créée en 1981, son fondateur Robert Clergerie ayant fait l’acquisition d'un atelier de fabrication à Romans-surIsère, une ville où la fabrication de chaussures est ancrée dans le patrimoine. La marque reste fortement influencée par ses racines, comme l’explique son directeur créatif, David Tourniaire-Beauciel : « Romanssur-Isère est toujours au cœur de Clergerie. Nos ateliers y sont installés depuis 1895 et sont toujours en activité. Nous sommes fiers de toujours proposer de la fabrication française. Nous cherchons uniquement certains savoir-faire particuliers ailleurs.

Le raphia, par exemple, est tissé à la main au Maroc, parce que c’est là qu’on le fait le mieux ». Depuis ses débuts, Clergerie a défendu l’utilisation de matières innovantes et le raphia tout particulièrement est aujourd’hui un symbole de la marque. Au fil des années, il est apparu dans les designs de chaussures sous de nombreuses formes, et il est également présent dans la collection automne/ hiver 2018/2019. « L’objectif est de proposer une utilisation surprenante du raphia », explique Tourniaire-Beauciel. « Pour Clergerie, il offre des possibilités infinies, et nous voulons le rendre urbain et cool. » Roger Vivier est également reconnue depuis longtemps comme une marque d’avantgarde. Elle est reconnue comme l’une des premières marques de chaussures à utiliser du plastique transparent dans des chaussures et réalise de véritables prouesses techniques dans des styles tels que l’emblématique talon Virgule.

Aujourd’hui, une nouvelle garde de designers de chaussures français souhaite illustrer, elle aussi, cette utilisation astucieuse de matières et de cette maîtrise technique. Laurence Dacade, qui a fondé en 2003 le label éponyme, a étudié à l’école de design AFPIC pour comprendre pleinement comment les chaussures sont construites. « La chaussure n’est pas seulement un objet fait pour marcher, c’est aussi un outil de liberté expérimental », affirme la designer. Dépassant le seul

Ci-dessus : la magnifique boutique Laurence Dacade

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rôle pratique des chaussures, Dacade parvient, grâce à ses connaissances approfondies, à partir avec ses conceptions dans de nouvelles directions créatives.

Le changement est un aspect caractéristique des marques de chaussures reconnues. 2001 a vu la renaissance de Roger Vivier et en 2018, la maison a fait de Gherardo Felloni son nouveau directeur artistique, annonçant encore un nouveau chapitre de son histoire. En parlant de son nouveau rôle, Felloni déclare : « C’est un honneur de faire partie de Roger Vivier aujourd’hui et de poursuivre son évolution, de respecter son héritage et ses traditions tout en apportant une approche contemporaine et moderne, ce que cette marque a toujours su faire. » Felloni se situe lui-même à mi-chemin entre la riche histoire de la marque et une nouvelle direction correspondant à sa propre vision artistique.

Clergerie traverse également plusieurs changements, inaugurant une nouvelle ère avec la nomination récente d’un nouveau président et d’un nouveau directeur créatif, la création d’une toute nouvelle image de marque, l’ouverture de nouveaux magasins ainsi que le lancement d'une boutique en ligne. « Nous travaillons à recentrer la marque sur ses valeurs fondamentales », affirme Tourniaire-Beauciel. Et cela apparaît dans la dernière collection de la marque, dans laquelle figurent certains éléments

de design inspirés directement des idées de son fondateur. « C’est un dialogue entre notre héritage et la modernité. Nous avons amélioré certaines caractéristiques techniques introduites par Robert Clergerie, telles que la semelle articulée. Conçue à l’origine sur une semelle de bois, nous avons utilisé cette technique pour la première fois sur des semelles épaisses en cuir et sur des compensées ultralégères en EVA (éthylène-acétate de vinyle) », explique-t-il. Une autre forme que prend ce changement est l’introduction d’une collection homme pour la saison automne/ hiver. Pour Tourniaire-Beauciel, cette étape a été naturelle. « Robert Clergerie a gagné sa réputation en adaptant des chaussures d’hommes aux femmes, sans faire de compromis sur la féminité », affirme-t-il. « Nous faisons la même chose dans l’autre sens : il semblait donc naturel de relancer notre gamme pour hommes. » Ces marques influentes ont également développé des liens étroits avec l’industrie de la mode et Roger Vivier a créé des chaussures pour Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent et Elsa

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Schiaparelli. Plus récemment, Laurence Dacade a conçu des pièces pour Nina Ricci, alors sous l’égide d’Olivier Theyskens, et a également été designer officiel de chaussures pour Chanel.

Travailler avec une maison de mode requiert peut-être une approche légèrement différente.

Il s’agit de créer des styles parfaitement en accord avec le prêt-à-porter de la saison tout en servant de plateforme sur laquelle ces designers pourront développer leurs idées visionnaires.

Ces remarquables marques de chaussures françaises ont en commun leur désir de toujours nous surprendre avec des styles nouveaux et uniques. Repoussant toujours les frontières, elles peuvent être considérées comme de véritables moteurs du secteur, apportant le design de chaussures vers de nouveaux sommets.

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NATURAL KNOWLEDGE Two French powerhouses have combined their knowledge and expertise to create a wonderful haute perfume. The new botanical fragrance line by L’Artisan Parfumeur has been created with entomology and taxidermy brand Deyrolle as a celebration of nature. This collaboration rejoices in playing with the natural world and offers six individual scents.

Each perfume is connected to the world of botany and features a beautifully illustrated label,

scientifically inspired name and a unique number that relates to the amount of edits made by perfumer Daphné Bugey to achieve the final scent. L’Artisan Parfumeur was founded by Jean Laporte in Paris in 1976 and curiosity shop Deyrolle was founded in 1831 by Jean-Batiste Deyrolle. fm L’Artisan Parfumeur x Deyrolle perfume, 75ml, €175, L’Artisan Parfumeur, 167 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4327 4787, artisanparfumeur.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 32

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