SHOP Paris Style AW19

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PARIS Style Edition Autumn/Winter 2019/20

DISCOVER PARIS: our essential guide to the best shopping in this stylish European capital

FACE VALUES: the French beauty brands to know

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Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, we can help you discover the very best of this vibrant European capital. Paris has much to offer, as you’ll discover in our guide on page 31.

Don’t miss our feature on the top French beauty brands (page 22) and our selection of the best looks this season (page 13). In this issue we also reveal the most acclaimed eateries in the achingly cool district of Pigalle (page 28).

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

Before joining SHOP, Ginger worked as a fashion stylist and also wrote for a number of publications.

JO WALKER Jo Walker, SHOP’s acting picture editor, worked in television before moving into photography. She has previously worked for several print and digital titles, and as a freelance shoot producer and director. In her spare time she writes books for children.

MAÏTÉ FRANCHI Maïté Franchi created this season’s cover artwork for SHOP Paris Style. Her unique approach and perspective is perfectly showcased in this illustration, which blends Parisian patisserie styles with fashion and beauty. Her work has previously been commissioned by Adobe, EasyJet, Dior and the Wall Street Journal.

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CONTENTS CHECK OUT 12 SHOP selects a standout piece from Paris this season

PRODUCTS 13 Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

WHERE TO EAT IN: PIGALLE 28 The boho district of Pigalle is gaining increasing chic appeal and has become a go-to foodie area. Sally McIlhone discovers where to eat in this colourful neighbourhood

SHOP WINDOW 16 PARIS GUIDE 31

NEWS 18

Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Paris

Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

HOW TO SHOP TAX FREE 42

FEATURE 22 FACE VALUES French beauty brands are among the best the world can offer. Ginger Rose Clark celebrates their enduring appeal

The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

TRANSLATIONS 44 中文 翻 译 46 Traductions françaises SOUVENIR 50 The essential item to bring home

PHOTOS: (TOP) JEROME GALLAND; (BOTTOM) KOTO BOLOFO/MATHIEU BOUTANG

Don’t miss the elegant new store from menswear specialist Boggi Milano close to avenue des Champs-Élysées

Above (from left): La Bouche Rouge lipsticks; Pink Mama restaurant in the Pigalle district

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Luxury leather goods at an accessible price point are often hard to come by, particularly in cities renowned for their style. But quintessentially Parisian brand Polène is ripping up the rule book with its collection of timelessly chic accessories, all retailing at less than €350. Founded by three siblings in 2016, the brand offers elegant, minimalist designs in a wide variety of colours, leather effects and textures. For autumn/ winter 2019/20, Polène’s dainty Save up to 12% by shopping tax free, see page 42

Numéro Six circular bag has been reimagined as a fashion-forward belt bag. Available in six different colourways, the Numéro Six is perfectly sized to carry all your essentials in effortlessly hands-free style – ideal for exploring the city. lt Polène Numéro Six bag, €230, Polène, 48 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4342 3392, polene-paris.com

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FUTURE PROOF Upgrade your outdoor look this season with a modern winter coat and chunky boots

APC BACKPACK, €255, LE BON MARCHÉ, 24 RUE DE SÈVRES, 75007 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4439 8000, APC.FR

PHOTOS: (BAG) LOUIS NICOLAS; (BOOTS) GUILLAUME DUPUY; (WATCH) SWATCH LTD

DIESEL COAT, €280, DIESEL, 1 RUE DU FOUR, 75006 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4201 8624, DIESEL.COM

SWATCH WATCH, €170, SWATCH, 104 AVENUE DES CHAMPSÉLYSÉES, 75008 PARIS, +33 (0)1 5669 1700, SWATCH.COM

Z ZEGNA TROUSERS, €605, ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA, 50 RUE DU FAUBOURG SAINT-HONORÉ, 75008 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4451 1991, ZEGNA.COM

FINSBURY BOOTS, €330, FINSBURY, 22 AVENUE DE L’OPÉRA, 75001 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4703 0010, FINSBURY-SHOES.COM

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COSY CASUAL Wrap up warm this season in a faux-fur coat, oversized knitwear and retro-inspired bleached denim

BOSS COAT, €499, BOSS, 115 AVENUE DES CHAMPSÉLYSÉES, 75008 PARIS, +33 (0)1 5357 3540, HUGOBOSS.COM

MANGO JEANS, €29.99, MANGO, 54 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN, 75009 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4453 7330, MANGO.COM

LOUIS VUITTON BRACELET, €195, LOUIS VUITTON, 2 PLACE VENDÔME, 75001 PARIS, +33 (0)1 8170 2300, LOUISVUITTON.COM

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PHOTO: (JEANS) STARP ESTUDI

WEEKEND MAX MARA SCARF, €105, WEEKEND MAX MARA, 63 RUE DE RENNES, 75006 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4284 9590, WEEKENDMAXMARA.COM

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ELLEME BAG, €495, ELLEME, 19 RUE FERDINAND DUVAL, 75004 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4370 8459, ELLEME.COM

LES GEORGETTES NECKLACE, €69, LE BHV MARAIS, 52 RUE DE RIVOLI, 75004 PARIS, +33 (0)9 7740 1400, LESGEORGETTES.COM

PHOTOS: (NECKLACE) STEVE WELLS; (BOOTS) SCANCUBE

PANDORA EARRINGS, €129, PANDORA, CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE, 99 RUE DE RIVOLI, 75001 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4236 5920, PANDORA.NET

TARA JARMON JUMPER, €244, LE BHV MARAIS, 52 RUE DE RIVOLI, 75004 PARIS, +33 (0)9 7740 1400, TARAJARMON.COM CLERGERIE BOOTS, €565, CLERGERIE, 326 RUE SAINT HONORÉ, 75001 PARIS, +33 (0)1 4020 4380, CLERGERIEPARIS.COM

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Boggi Milano has opened a new store in Paris, its fourth in the city, a short walk from avenue des Champs-Élysées. The Italian menswear specialist has designed the store to convey a spacious feel in which its Formal and Easy Formal lines are well displayed, along with seasonal pieces. Once Save up to 12% by shopping tax free, see page 42

you’ve shopped to your heart’s content, take a moment to relax in the elegant lounge area. grc Boggi Milano, 8 rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4563 0160, boggi.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

PHOTO: ADRIEN THIBAULT

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NEW CLASSICS For autumn/winter 2019/20 Louise Trotter presents her first collection as the new creative director of Lacoste. A sophisticated take on sportswear emerges in this range, which is defined by clean lines, loose tailoring and bold colours.

Key pieces include trench coats, oversized V-neck tennis sweaters and anoraks. Lacoste classics such as tennis skirts, polo shirts and tennis shoes are reinvented, while the brand’s famous crocodile is interpreted in various playful ways throughout this strong debut collection. grc Lacoste, 93-95 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4723 3926, lacoste.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

Maison Kitsuné’s new creative director, Yuni Ahn, explores the brand’s ties to music for autumn/winter. The collection is inspired by house music, a genre particularly prevalent in the 1990s. The new range blurs the line between masculine and feminine, moving from tailoring to streetwear in layered looks.

Statement outerwear is a highlight of the season; our favourites include a check trench coat and an ankle-length down jacket. grc Le Bon Marché, 24 rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4439 8000, maisonkitsune.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 35

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PHOTO: (LEFT) KEVIN BUITRAGO; (TOP) ALEXANDRE FARACI

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SECOND WEEKDAY In June, Weekday opened the doors of its second outpost in Paris, two years after launching its first store in the French capital. The Swedish brand’s new shop, located in the Canal SaintMartin neighbourhood, carries the brand’s denim and fashion offering for men and women. With more than 68% of its products made from sustainable materials, Weekday is a worthy fashion choice. grc Weekday, 8 rue de Marseille, 75011 Paris, weekday.com

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EYE TO EYE Kenzo’s new Tali bag, first presented during the autumn/ winter 2019/20 show, draws on the spiritual world and, as the name suggests, talismans. The Tali bag range (from €590) offers a choice of colours and patterns and the bags are adorned with a clasp in the form of a 3D eye, a motif that has been part of Kenzo iconography since 2013.

Textures and prints are combined to vibrant effect; smooth calfskin, quilted lambskin and embossed watersnake skin, in a variety of shades, from black and white to vivid reds. Available in two sizes, the Tali bag exudes Kenzo’s fun, colourful spirit. grc Kenzo, 51 avenue George V, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4723 3349, kenzo.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

SEA LIFE Paris-based jeweller Annelise Michelson is known for her sculptural jewellery designs.

The Algae collection is a case in point; the organic shapes of marine flora are interpreted into handmade rings, hair combs, pendants, bracelets and more. The Algae ring (€250) is an eye-catching piece for its unique shape and iridescent blue hues. grc L’Exception, 24 rue Berger, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)9 6771 9234, annelisemichelson.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 38

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DREAM TEAM For autumn/winter 2019/20 Coach 1941 collaborated with textile designer Kaffe Fassett, who specialises in knitting, needlepoint and patchwork.

Fassett’s work complements Coach’s style; tartan, floral and psychedelic motifs are incorporated into the collection to vibrant effect, while artisanal fabrics and quilting add plenty of texture. Dresses, skirts and bags are among the key pieces for women, while the men’s offering spans T-shirts and sweatshirts such as this Tough Luck patchwork hoodie (€295). grc Coach, 372-374 rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4286 0239, coach.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 37

MAKE IT BETTER The Skidoo jacket has long been a key piece for Napapijri, ranging from the anorak to a light parka version. This season the Skidoo gets a sustainable update; the Skidoo Infinity is made from recycled materials as part of Napapijri’s effort towards reducing its environmental impact. Styles for men and women come in different hues, including in white (€599). grc Napapijri, 25 rue Royale, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4006 0740, napapijri.com

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FACE VALUES French beauty brands are among the best the world can offer.

Ginger Rose Clark celebrates their enduring appeal Left: vintage Guerlain advert

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rance can be thanked for the creation of many ground-breaking beauty products. The country’s inventions range from synthetic hair dye through to micellar water – the hugely popular gentle cleansing formula of tiny balls of oil suspended in soft water. Many French innovations have long since become everyday essentials, one of the most notable being lipstick.

The invention of lipstick as we know it can be credited to Guerlain, which launched the now omnipresent tube version in the late 19th century. Rachel Felder, journalist and author of Red Lipstick: An Ode to a Beauty Icon, explains that in 1884 the invention of portable lipstick was a game changer. ‘It made lipstick less complicated to apply and less intimidating to both women wearing it and men admiring it, since it transformed lip colour from something to privately apply at a dressing table to something part of everyday, mainstream, public life. It meant women could reapply at work or on the go. And lipstick, and applying it in public, became part of the overall zeitgeist of what women did.’

Well over a century later, lipstick not only remains a make-up staple

but also an area of innovation, as exemplified by young French brand La Bouche Rouge.

With sustainability as its founding principle, La Bouche Rouge creates eco-friendly lipstick using a formula of pure ingredients that have no microplastics, presented in refillable, plastic-free cases. Very much in tune with the times, La Bouche Rouge has shown that it is both possible and expedient to reinvent an age-old cosmetic product.

Beauty and fashion go hand in hand and the two industries are closely linked. This, combined with longstanding global admiration for French style and glamour, has played an important part in consolidating France’s beauty credentials.

Felder highlights the significance of fashion figures in the history of make-up, Coco Chanel in particular. Chanel was, says Felder, a business dynamo at ‘a time when most women were relegated to staying at home or working in positions that were more secretarial. When Coco Chanel was eager to expand her beauty line beyond fragrance – Chanel No 5, of course – lipstick was the obvious choice for her next category.’

Chanel was the first French fashion house to introduce fragrance and, a few years later, it

Above: Rachel Felder, author of Red Lipstick: An Ode to a Beauty Icon 44

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Above: La Bouche Rouge lipsticks

pharmacist biologist; and brands such as Vichy and Avène draw on the benefits of thermal spring water.

Some are more niche; Caudalie, for example, is rooted in wine-making, using the beneficial properties of grapes ‒ in the form of ingredients such as resveratrol ‒ in its creams and serums.

Each of these pharmacy-stocked brands has its own hero product.

Avène’s Thermal Spring Water Spray will appease everything from sunburn to nappy rash and can also be used to refresh skin after exercise or when travelling. Institut Esthederm’s Hyaluronic range rehydrates, helping to fill in fine lines and plump the skin.

Bioderma’s bestselling micellar water, Sensibio H2O, is so successful that a sale occurs every two seconds, according to the brand.

French beauty products have been developed from traditions and results rather than fads. Whether you opt for cosmetics from luxury fashion brands or browse the pharmacies for efficacious skincare, the country’s labels offer quality, reliability and an inspiring touch of glamour

PHOTO: KOTO BOLOFO/MATHIEU BOUTANG

went on to launch make-up, followed by skincare. This heralded the beginning of a major profitable product category for the brand.

Chanel wasn’t the only French fashion house to realise how cosmetics and fragrances could complement fashion. Today, luxury names such as Dior, Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton and Louboutin all carry a range of beauty products.

‘It’s a way for designer brands to offer an entry point into their brand,’ explains Felder. ‘Most people can’t afford a couture dress, but a tube of lipstick from the same brand is doable.’

Beyond high fashion labels, French pharmacies have also played an important role in propagating the cult status of the country’s beauty products. Recognisable from a distance by their neon green signs, French pharmacies not only stock medicines and first-aid essentials but also a comprehensive supply of skincare products. Shelves laden with brands such as La RochePosay, Institut Esthederm and Nuxe make pharmacies unmissable destinations for visitors seeking to stock up on everything from sunscreen to night cream. First and foremost medical establishments, pharmacies are deemed a trustworthy source of cosmetic products that are reliable and effective. Many of the brands stocked on their shelves have close ties to dermatology and healthcare: Bioderma and La Roche-Posay both describe themselves as laboratoire dermatologique; Institut Esthederm was founded by a

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The boho district of Pigalle is gaining increasing chic appeal and has become a go-to foodie area. Sally McIlhone discovers where to eat in this colourful neighbourhood

It was back in the late 19th century that Pigalle became renowned as one of the city’s most vibrant and colourful neighbourhoods. It continues to be just such a haunt today.

Though the most famous resident of the area remains the Moulin Rouge, Pigalle has recently become known for its upmarket hotels, ultra-cool bars and intriguing yet affordable places to eat. From classic French dishes revived for the modern epicurean, to bold Mexican flavours from a celebrity chef and hearty Italian favourites, Pigalle caters for all tastes and budgets. globalblue.com

PINK MAMMA Serving the most tasty T-bone steaks outside of Florence, Pink Mamma is best visited with a big appetite. The restaurant’s speciality, the Fiorentina, is a steak three fingers thick that’s cooked on a threemetre long barbecue.

Pink Mamma, 20bis rue de Douai, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4036 0394, bigmammagroup.com

PHOTO: JEROME GALLAND

WHERE TO EAT IN: PIGALLE

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BOUILLON PIGALLE

PHOTO: (TOP) BOUILLON PIGALLE

Bouillon is currently having a foodie moment; many restaurants are reviving the time-honoured dish of cheaper cuts of meat served in a delicious broth. Dating back to the 19th century, this classic now informs the menu of Bouillon Pigalle, which offers hearty Parisian fare from â‚Ź25 for three courses.

Bouillon Pigalle, 22 boulevard de Clichy, 75018 Paris, +33 (0)1 4259 6931, bouillonpigalle.com

LUZ VERDE Luz Verde is the brainchild of Mexican-French chef Alexis Delassaux, who brings the authentic cuisine of his roots to Paris. Delassaux previously worked in Michelin-starred restaurants including Royal Monceau and Frenchie, and his Pigalle restaurant has won many awards. It offers light bites such as crab salad as well as heartier options like its Mexican burger. When it comes to drinks, a frozen margarita is always a great choice, but those who enjoy the experimental should opt for a tepache, made from the fermented peel and rind of pineapples.

Luz Verde, 24 rue Henry Monnier, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 7023 6960, luzverde.fr

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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 a store offering excellent, eco-friendly fashion to the Sacré-Cœur basilica in Montmartre (pictured). Start with SHOP’s highlights 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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22: FACE VALUES 脸面的价 值 法国的美 妆品牌是世界范围内 的顶级精品，Ginger Rose Clark 为您详述其中 持久的吸引力是 从何而来 我们应该感谢 法国开 创了许 多具 有 突 破 性 的美容产品，从合成 染 发剂到 m ic e l l a r w at e r 洁肤 水（这 种有微 小 油球 悬浮 在 柔质 水中的温 和清洁 配 方 极为流行），这 里有着 形 形色色 的发明。其中不少法国创新产品已 经 成 为了日常必需，其中最引人注目的 就 是口红。 通常认为口红 发明者的美誉 落于

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娇兰（G u e r l a i n ）之 上，早 在 19 世 纪 末，娇兰 就 发明了现 在 随 处可见的 管状口红。记 者 R ac h e l Fe ld e r 在 她 所 著《口红：一款 经典美妆品的赞 歌》书中解 释 道：18 8 4 年，便 携式 口红 的发明 改变了游 戏 规 则，“这使 口红 的上妆更为 简单，对 女 性使用者 和男性 欣 赏者来说也不那么令人 生 畏，因为这将口红 从梳 妆台前 私密的 唇部 彩 妆变成了日常主流公 开生活 的一 部 分，这 意 味 着女 性可以在 工作 时、旅 途中随时补妆。如 今，在公共 场 合涂 唇已 经 成 为了女 性时代 精神 的一 部 分。” 一 个 世 纪 之后，口红不 仅依然是 美妆必 备品，也成 为了一 个 创新 领 域。以年 轻 的法国品牌 L a B ouc h e R ou g e 为例，L a B ouc h e R ou g e 将可持 续 性作为基 本原则，采用不 含塑料 微 粒的天然原 料、可填 充 且

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不含塑料的口红 外壳 打造 出了环 保 口红。紧随时代潮流，L a B ouc h e R ou g e 证明了重 塑 经典化 妆品是可 能 且得当的。 美妆 和时尚是两个联系紧密且 携 手 并进 的行业，再加诸 法 式 风情 和魅力在国际 上 的长期 美誉，法国 在 美容上 的卓越 地位得以 进一 步巩 固。Fe ld e r 强调了时尚人物 在 美妆 史 上 的重要性，尤其是可 可·香奈儿 （C o c o C h a n e l ）。“当大多 数 女 性 被 降 级 为留守家中或 者从事 侧重 文 秘 的工作时，香奈儿成了那 个时代的商 业 发 动 机。当可 可·香奈儿渴望 扩展 C h a n e l No 5 香水以外的美妆产品 线时，口红 显而易见成 为了下一 个 选 项。” Fe ld e r 如是说。 香奈儿是 第一 个引入香水的法国 时尚品牌，数年以后，它又推出了彩 妆以 及 护肤品。这开启了该品牌这个 利润丰厚的主导产品类别。 香奈儿并不是唯 一发现 彩 妆 和 香水能与时装 相 辅 相成的法国品 牌。如 今，迪奥（ D io r ）、圣洛朗 （ S a i nt L au r e nt ）、路易威 登 （ L ou i s Vu i t t o n ）和 C h r i s t i a n L ou b out i n 等奢侈品牌 都发布了美 妆系列。“这是设 计师品牌（为其 潜 在 顾客）提 供 的切入点。” Fe ld e r 解 释 道：“大多 数人 无力购买高级定制裙 装，但 是 来自同品牌 的一 管唇 膏则完 全可以负 担得起。” 高级时尚品牌以外，法国药妆也 在 推广法国美妆产品崇高地位 上 扮 演了重要角色。法国药妆店那 荧 光 绿的 标 志，远 远 地 就能 让 人看到， 这 里不 仅 提 供药品和急救必需品， 还 提 供 全面的 护肤 产品。摆 满 理 肤 泉（ L a R o c h e - Po s ay ）、雅诗 敦 （ I n s t i t ut E s t h e d e r m ）和欧 树 （ Nu xe）的货 架使得药妆店成 为游 客 寻 找日常用品的必去之 地，从 防晒 霜到晚 霜都一应俱 全。药妆店 首要 的 功 能是 医 疗服务，自然 被认为是可靠

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TRADUCTIONS FRANÇAISES 22: FACE VALUES VOTRE VISAGE EST D’OR Les marques de beauté françaises sont parmi les meilleures que le monde puisse offrir. Ginger Rose Clark célèbre son attrait durable La France peut être félicitée pour la création de nombreux produits de beauté révolutionnaires. Les inventions de ce pays vont de la teinture capillaire synthétique à l’eau micellaire, la formule extrêmement populaire pour le nettoyage en douceur de minuscules billes d’huile en suspension dans de l’eau douce.

De nombreuses innovations françaises sont depuis longtemps devenues indispensables au quotidien, l’une des plus remarquables étant le rouge à lèvres.

L’invention du rouge à lèvres, telle que nous la connaissons, peut être attribuée à Guerlain, qui a lancé la version désormais omniprésente du tube à la fin du XIXe siècle. Rachel Felder, journaliste et auteure de Red Lipstick: An Ode to a Beauty Icon, explique qu’en 1884, l’invention du rouge à lèvres portable a changé la donne. ‘Elle a rendu le rouge à lèvres moins compliqué à appliquer et moins intimidant, à la fois pour les femmes qui le portaient et pour les hommes qui

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l’admiraient, car elle a transformé le rouge à lèvres de quelque chose à appliquer en privé sur une table de toilette en quelque chose de la vie quotidienne, courante et publique. En d’autres termes, les femmes pouvaient l’appliquer de nouveau au travail ou en déplacement. Ainsi, le rouge à lèvres et son application en public sont devenus une partie intégrante de l’air du temps de ce qu’ont fait les femmes.’

Plus d’un siècle plus tard, le rouge à lèvres reste non seulement un produit de maquillage de base, mais également un domaine d’innovation, comme en témoigne la jeune marque française La Bouche Rouge. La Bouche Rouge, ayant pour principe fondateur le développement durable, crée un rouge à lèvres respectueux de l’environnement à partir d’une formule d’ingrédients purs, sans microplastiques, présenté dans des étuis rechargeables et sans plastique. Très en phase avec son époque, La Bouche Rouge a montré qu’il est à la fois possible et opportun de réinventer un produit cosmétique séculaire.

La beauté et la mode vont de pair et les deux secteurs sont étroitement liés. Cela, associé à l’admiration mondiale de longue date pour le style et le glamour français, a joué un rôle important dans la consolidation de la réputation de la France dans le domaine de la beauté. Felder souligne l’importance des figures de la mode dans l’histoire du maquillage, notamment Coco globalblue.com

Chanel. Selon Felder, Chanel était une dynamo des affaires à ‘une époque où la plupart des femmes étaient reléguées aux tâches ménagères ou plus aux postes de secrétariat. Lorsque Coco Chanel souhaitait élargir sa gamme de produits de beauté au-delà du parfum – No 5 de Chanel, bien sûr – le rouge à lèvres était le choix évident pour sa prochaine catégorie.’

Chanel a été la première maison de mode française à introduire le parfum et, quelques années plus tard, elle a lancé des produits de maquillage, puis de soins de la peau. C’était le début d’une grande catégorie de produits rentables pour la marque.

Chanel n’était pas la seule maison de mode française à se rendre compte que les produits cosmétiques et les parfums pouvaient compléter la mode.

Aujourd’hui, des marques de luxe telles que Dior, Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton et Louboutin proposent toutes une gamme de produits de beauté. ‘C’est un moyen pour les marques de créateurs d’offrir un point d’entrée dans leur marque,’ explique Felder. ‘La plupart des gens n’ont pas les moyens d’acheter une robe de haute couture, mais ils ont la possibilité d’acheter un tube de rouge à lèvres de la même marque.’

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deux comme des laboratoires dermatologiques, l’Institut Esthederm a été fondé par un pharmacien biologiste et des marques telles que Vichy et Avène tirent parti des bienfaits de l’eau thermale. Certaines d’entre elles sont plus spécialisées: Caudalie, par exemple, est enracinée dans la viticulture. Elle utilise les propriétés bénéfiques du raisin, sous forme d’ingrédients comme le resvératrol, dans ses crèmes et sérums.

Chacune de ces marques vendues en pharmacie a son propre produit phare. Le spray d’eau thermale d’Avène apaise les coups de soleil, les érythèmes fessiers et peut également être utilisé pour rafraîchir la peau après l’effort ou en voyage. La gamme d’acide hyaluronique de l’Institut Esthederm réhydrate et aide ainsi à combler les ridules et

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du pays. Reconnaissables de loin par leurs enseignes vertes néon, les pharmacies françaises disposent non seulement d’un stock de médicaments et de produits de première nécessité, mais également d’une offre complète de produits de soins de la peau.

Les rayons pleins de marques telles que La Roche-Posay, Institut Esthederm et Nuxe font des pharmacies des destinations incontournables pour les visiteurs qui souhaitent s’approvisionner en tout, de la crème solaire à la crème de nuit. Les pharmacies, qui sont avant tout des établissements médicaux, sont considérées comme une source fiable de produits cosmétiques sûrs et efficaces. De nombreuses marques présentes sur leurs rayons ont des liens étroits avec la dermatologie et la santé. En effet, Bioderma et La Roche-Posay se décrivent toutes

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à repulper la peau. Sensibio H2O, l’eau micellaire la plus vendue de Bioderma, connaît tellement de succès qu’une bouteille est vendue toutes les deux secondes, selon la marque.

Les produits de beauté français ont été conçus à partir de traditions et de résultats plutôt que de modes. Que vous optiez pour des produits cosmétiques de marques de mode de luxe ou que vous parcouriez les pharmacies pour des produits de soins de la peau efficaces, les étiquettes du pays offrent qualité, fiabilité et une touche de glamour inspirante.

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