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Katy Young Katy Young is a veritable doyenne of everything to do with beauty, cosmetics and health. She has been a beauty journalist for more than a decade, mainly at Harper’s Bazaar magazine and more recently as beauty editor of the Telegraph Online newspaper, and has also written for Tatler, Quintessentially and Flare. globalblue.com

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P RO D U C T S 12 Check Out SHOP selects a standout piece from Paris this season 14 Products Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories 18 Street Style Our pick of Paris’s best dressed for spring/summer 2015 N EWS 20 Shop Window One store not to be missed in Paris 22 News Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products F E AT U R E S 26 Cover Story: Walk This Way Sneakers were the new stars on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week; Ruairidh Pritchard examines fashion’s continuing love afair with fats

34 Skin Deep The French beauty industry is known for innovation at every level from designer brands to pharmacy favourites. Katy Young highlights the names to know GU I DE 41 Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Paris ESSENTIA LS 56 How To Shop Tax Free The simple steps to saving money on your shopping T R A N S L AT I O N S

59 美文翻译 62 Traductions françaises SOU V E N I R 66 The essential item to bring home

Above: a typically chic display at forist Rambert Rigaud's boutique

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LAID-BACK LUXE Designed in Paris and handmade in an atelier in western France, Galet shoes have become synonymous with French luxury. The brand’s playful twist on the classic men’s loafer means that snappy dressers can now stand out from the crowd for all the right reasons.

This pair of cobalt-blue shoes from

the core collection not only injects a dose of colour into any outft, it does so while remaining impeccably stylish. With 100% cotton canvas uppers, fexible rubber soles and removable leather insole, the shoes ofer the utmost quality and comfort. Most surprising of all?

They’re also machine washable. th Galet Bat Caves shoes, €250, Galet, 8 rue de l’Odéon, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4354 5624, galet.com

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GO GEOMETRIC Clash colours and shapes to create striking street style 1

1. Cos one-sleeved blazer, €89, Cos, 18 rue de Charonne, 75011 Paris, +33 (0)1 7008 8450, cosstores.com 2. Max Mara sneakers, €269, Max Mara, 31 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4720 6113, maxmara.com

3. Bimba y Lola neoprene top, €75, and shorts, €60, Bimba y Lola, 17 rue Pavée, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4274 6541, bimbaylola.com 4. Sabrina Dehof ring, €199, Aoshida, 117 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4705 1510, sabrinadehof.com

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5. Louis Vuitton watch, €5,500, Louis Vuitton, 101 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5357 5200, louisvuitton.com 6. Mango skirt, €29.99, Mango, 54 boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4453 7330, mango.com

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7. Jimmy Choo Chandra shimmersuede clutch bag, €1,150, Jimmy Choo, 34 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4723 0339, jimmychoo.com

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1. Paraboot Match sneakers, €220, Paraboot, 9 rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4549 2426, paraboot.com 2. Closed sweater, €159, Closed, 22 rue Debelleyme, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4278 4052, closed.com 3. Burberry grainy-leather travel satchel, €1,795, Burberry, 56 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 7207 0021, burberry.com

4. Mondelliani sunglasses, €200, Les Artisans Lunetiers, 7 rue des Quatre Vents, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4354 9465, mondelliani.it 5. Beoplay H2 headphones, €199, Bang & Olufsen, 142 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)9 5219 9477, beoplay.com

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Taking their cue from the art world, Paris’s bestdressed men were a riot of pattern and colour (as seen on these Valentino Garavani trainers).

Stripes and checks were de rigueur – often on the same outft. The accessory of choice was a simple document holder clutched in hand or tucked under the arm

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MAN’S WORLD For some people, being the head designer and creative director of two major fashion houses – Chanel and Fendi – would be more than enough. Not so for Karl Lagerfeld, who somehow also manages to run his own eponymous label, as well as various high-profle collaborations and interdisciplinary projects. As part of an international rollout of Karl Lagerfeld stores, the frst of its dedicated menswear boutiques has opened in Paris. Situated on rue Marbeuf, the store is set to become a go-to destination for the Save up to XX% by shopping tax free, see page XX

city’s style-conscious men. The two-storey shop, which covers 133 square metres, is the brand’s third location in Paris and will house the latest Karl Lagerfeld and Lagerfeld men’s collections. Customers will be able to browse everything from ready-to-wear to accessories, watches, fragrances, eyewear and novelty items. True to form, the interior décor is black and white with angular, modern furnishings and lots of spotlights to illuminate the latest designs. th Karl Lagerfeld, 38 rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4563 6450, karl.com * for map go to page 46

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SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE The story of Le Tanneur began in 1898 with the Sans Couture: an innovative wallet made from a single piece of leather. This revolutionary accessory went on to win the silver award at the world fair in Paris in 1900 and set the bar for the level of creativity and quality that one could expect from the brand. Since then, the leather specialist has expanded its collection considerably, ofering an array of small and large leather goods including wallets, belts, bags and luggage for both men and women.

This season, the collection remains as timeless as ever with simple shapes and minimalist hardware remaining the key trends. th

Le Tanneur, 13 rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, +39 (0)1 4288 7587, letanneur.com * for map go to page 51

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MATERIAL SUCCESS

WEST IS BEST Ever since One Nation Paris opened in late 2013, it has been an exciting destination for fashion fans visiting the French capital. Located in the western suburb of Les Clayes-sous-Bois, it is easily accessible by car, train or a daily shuttle service that departs from pick-up points in Paris and Versailles. At 24,000 square metres, the centre is France’s largest luxury shopping outlet, with interior décor from Malherbe Design creating an elegant, bright and streamlined space with avant-garde touches that is sure to impress. Its ‘accessible chic’ globalblue.com

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Homeware afcionados seeking exceptional linens for their table, kitchen and bathroom should look out for Le Jacquard Français. The label is renowned for its luxurious and beautifully made products, and was recently named an ofcial Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (‘living heritage company’). The brand’s newest designs are particularly striking, and come in a range of colours from bold red and sunshine yellow to soft pastel greens and blues. rf Le Jacquard Français, 53 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 3310 0081, le-jacquard-francais.fr * for map go to page 44 concept is refected in an ofering of exclusive cut-price collections from leading designers such as Zadig & Voltaire, Courrèges, Etro and Hervé Léger, while services such as personal shopping, clothing alterations and tax-free shopping add an extra dimension to the experience. There are more than 90 boutiques ofering designer clothing for men, women and children, along with homeware and sports equipment, while an array of eateries provides gourmet refreshment options. rf One Nation Paris, 1 rue du Président Kennedy, 78340 Les Clayes-sous-Bois, +33 (0)1 7287 9011, onenation.fr

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A FRESH APPROACH Odin, known for its unisex fragrances, has launched a new collection named White Line. In contrast to Black Line, 11 scents that explore woody, earthy, spicy and musky tones, White Line takes a lighter and more feminine approach. Created by applying the principles of deconstruction and minimalism to every part of the fower, the frst three scents – Efora, Milieu Rosa and Vert Reseda – ofer a refreshingly modern approach to forals in a unisex context. Odin’s White Line is available in Paris exclusively from luxury boutique Colette. gl

MODERN HERITAGE Italian footwear specialist A Testoni never fails to deliver an interesting collection and this season is no diferent. This reimagined men’s Oxford brogue is a perfect example of how the brand mixes heritage and innovation

Colette, 213 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 5535 3390, odinedt.com * for map go to page 47

to create standout designs. The upper is made from luxurious crocodile leather, hand-stitched with braided linen twine. The contrasting shades of white and brown reference retro golfng shoes, updated with a sporty sole that’s very of the moment. gl A Testoni, 15 rue Royale, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4456 0990, testoni.com

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WALK On the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week, stilettos are being replaced by sneakers as fashion continues to favour fats, reports Ruairidh Pritchard

THIS When it comes to luxury footwear, no one does it quite like the French. People from all over the world have long been focking to the world’s fashion capital to fnd the perfect pair of shoes, but in recent years Parisian footwear has started to evolve. Luxury sneakers

are now replacing boots, pumps and brogues on the racks of some of the city’s most elegant department stores and high-end boutiques, ushering in a new dawn for designer footwear.

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cobbled streets in the most vertiginous of heels has been one of the key requirements of embodying Parisian chic. While admirable, the rise of the fat sole means that this particular life skill may no longer be a qualifying factor for those looking to perfect French style.

In recent years the high-fashion world has seen an infux of collections inspired by streetwear. After the global fnancial problems of 2008, the fashion industry embraced change. Luxury, while still an important factor in materials and manufacturing, took a backward step in favour of design. In this new ‘age of austerity’, it was no longer fashionable to look conspicuously expensive so designers turned to streetwear, traditionally the domain of young urbanites.

Nowhere has this shift been more pronounced than in footwear.

As Parisian fashion houses began to embrace, and produce, luxury sneakers, an item that was once considered suitable only for a morning jog or trip to the gym

has become a fashion must-have.

Whether it’s Lanvin’s patent-toed tennis shoes, Valentino Garavani’s camoufage-print studded trainers or Givenchy’s gold-plated hi-tops, sneakers are now a wardrobe staple for Paris’s most stylish citizens.

As interest in luxury sneakers has increased, some styles have gained cult-like status among fashion fans and sneaker enthusiasts alike. Designer collaborations with premium sportswear brands have seen queues stretch around the block on launch day and stock sell out online within a matter of hours.

Givenchy’s creative director Riccardo Tisci – famed for his own minimalist style and sneaker obsession – recently collaborated with Nike

Above(from top): Riccardo Tisci x Nike Air Force 1 Vacheta Tan collection; Lanvin pre spring/summer 2015 men’s sneaker

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Colette’s selective approach seems to have paid of, and it has seen a massive increase in the number of visitors coming to the store specifcally to fnd a pair of designer sneakers. Salmon believes this is partly due to current trends and partly down to comfort. ‘Fashion knows how to adapt, which is the charm of fashion,

An item once considered suitable only for the gym has become a fashion must-have

Above (from top): Colete concept store; Valentino Garavani men’s sneaker, spring/summer 2015

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to produce a version of the classic Nike Air Force One. Fans queued overnight in New York and London to get their hands on a pair.

Dior creative director Raf Simons’ collaboration with Adidas was similarly popular. His partnership with the premium sports brand resulted in some of the most coveted and hard-to-fnd sneakers in recent history, which acquired almost mythical status among even the most discerning of footwear fans.

While many regard the rise of ‘casual luxury’ as a fnal blow to the dress code, others have seen it as the start of a new age for modern formal dressing. Guillaume Salmon is spokesman for acclaimed Parisian store Colette, one of the best places in the city to fnd luxury sneakers. ‘We sell many of them, from Dior Homme and Lanvin to Givenchy and Chanel,’ Salmon explains. ‘We’re very selective about the sneakers we sell – we only choose the ones we really like.’

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Front rows in some of the world’s most fashionable cities were lined with designer sneakers

Adidas hi-tops with his tuxedo, while host Ellen DeGeneres opted to accessorise her all-white suit with white Saint Laurent sneakers – a fashion moment witnessed by millions worldwide.

Perhaps the most telling nod of approval from the fashion industry was seen on the spring/summer 2015 catwalks. Front rows in some of the world’s most fashionable cities were lined with trainers, while models at Burberry wore suitably chic sneakers to storm the catwalk.

Undeniable proof – if any were needed – that the sneaker is the new fashion staple Above (from top): Lanvin; Burberry Prorsum, both spring/summer 2015

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and people love that,’ says Salmon.

‘But at the same time you have the comfort of a sneaker, which you can enjoy while also following the luxury code.’

The ability to wear sneakers without breaking Salmon’s ‘luxury code’ is one of the biggest draws of the new trend. Sneakers were even seen at one of the biggest black-tie events of the year, the 2014 Oscars; attendee Pharrell Williams donned a pair of red sequinned

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Above: Guerlain Mitsouko eau de parfum

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The French beauty industry is one of the world’s most innovative, from its premium designer brands to pharmacy favourites.

Katy Young highlights the names to know

DEEP French women are synonymous with polished beauty and, just as they never seem to have a hair out of place, they also never seem to age quite as quickly as their international counterparts – a 2013 study revealed that French women tended to look up to seven years younger

than many of their contemporaries by the time they reached 40.

Many beauty experts believe that this appearance of eternal youth is due to the French obsession with good skincare, which begins at the tender age of 15, unlike women in countries such as the

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UK who wait until the age of 25 before they embrace eye creams.

In fact, the French enjoy good skincare so much that they spend around €2.4bn a year on it, more than anywhere else in Europe.

It’s little wonder that France’s homegrown beauty industry yields some of the best brands in the world, from luxury labels such as Lancôme, Dior and Guerlain to wonderful pharmacy brands including Embryolisse, Bioderma and La Roche-Posay. In fact, it would be difcult to fnd a beauty regime anywhere in Europe that doesn’t include a few French products. Save for competition from some US dermatology brands, the French have always been at the forefront of skincare technology.

The internationally recognised company L’Oréal, founded in 1909, is at the heart of French Above: Dior Le Nectar de Nuit

luxury beauty. This big player doesn’t just control its own brand, but also Lancôme and YSL Beauté, plus aromatherapy labels Carita and Decléor, and, from its laboratories just outside Paris, has become a driving force behind the French skincare industry. Although all L’Oréal’s brands share many of the same ingredients, individual ones will often ofer a new technology frst depending on its typical customer. For instance, only YSL Beauté is using safron – the latest development in anti-ageing beauty – in its skincare, while Lancôme’s Génifque super serum still has seven patents which are not about to be shared.

In Saint-Jean-de-Braye, known as ‘Cosmetic Valley’, you will fnd Hélios, LVMH’s new state-of-theart research facility for its beauty division. Here, its power brands, including Parfums Christian Dior, Givenchy Parfums and Guerlain, go under the microscope of 250 researchers all dedicated to development, research and expertise in beauty, working on processes to secure new patents in science. The centre is active in more than 20 felds of beauty research, including molecular and cell biology, physical chemistry, ethnobotany, formulation and toxicology.

Dior’s latest development has been devised to boost the skin’s own overnight regeneration system with the help of buds taken from the Rose de Granville tree, featured in its new Le Nectar de Nuit. Meanwhile, Givenchy is promoting Le Soir Noir, a black

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targeted products – becoming their own do-it-yourself dermatologist.

Bioderma water cleanser, found in every make-up artist’s arsenal, is a classic cleanser and toner in one

algae-rich cream, which was 10 years in development and promises to improve skin-cell longevity. Guerlain has a committed following thanks to its rich perfume collection – it has produced some of the world’s most beautiful fragrances, including Jicky, Mitsouko and Vol de Nuit – but its wonderful skincare collection is well worth discovering. The brand’s rose-scented Midnight Secret is a beauty editor’s essential, hiding any evidence of a late night by cleaning, brightening and plumping facial skin overnight.

When in France, make it your frst priority to head to the nearest pharmacy, the best place to emulate efortless French beauty. It’s here that you’ll fnd the brands that international beauty editors, models and make-up artists swear by for better skin on a budget, including Bioderma, La Roche-Posay, Embryolisse, Vichy and Nuxe.

The wide choice available means French women can create an eclectic skincare collection flled with

and is so good that it has launched a whole skincare category in itself.

Embryolisse’s Lait-Crème Concentré is another make-up artist favourite, instantly quenching the skin thanks to its plumping hyaluronic acid. Francophiles should also invest in La Roche-Posay, a troubleshooting range which is particularly benefcial for oily, stressed-out skin. Finally, if there’s still room in your luggage, pick up a Nuxe Rêve de Miel lip balm; wonderfully comfortable to wear, it has a matte fnish that won’t disturb your lipstick.

With a winning-combination of high-street and luxury designer labels ofering the most innovative products on the market, it is easy to understand why French women spend so much on their skincare – and why the results are so impressive loreal.com, dior.com, givenchy.com, guerlain.com, bioderma.com, embryolisse.com, laroche-posay.com, nuxe.com

Above (from lef): La Roche-Posay Efaclar collection; Nuxe Rêve de Miel lip balm

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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 the coolest fashion emporiums to leafy picnic spots. Start with SHOP’s recommendations before delving deeper with expert guidance from our well-travelled team. For more helpful hints and detailed city guides, check out globalblue.com/paris.

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1. Rambert Rigaud Rambert Rigaud is a former studio director at Dior Haute Couture and Yves Saint Laurent, so his boutique was always going to be impossibly stylish. Make your way past the breathtaking display of orchids and roses to admire the selection of vintage furniture, needlepoint sofas and exquisite vases by Guaxs.

Rambert Rigaud, 2 rue de L’Université, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 7732 9861, rambertfleuriste.com 2. Lachaume Open since 1845, Lachaume is one of the city’s most exclusive forists; Marcel Proust used to buy his daily buttonhole here, and the current client list includes such names as Karl Lagerfeld.

Lachaume, 103 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4260 5726, lachaume-fleurs.com 3. L’Artisan Fleuriste In the historic environs of the Marais, the owners of L’Artisan Fleuriste have created an inviting space, which is flled with artfully arranged fowers from all over France.

L’Artisan Fleuriste, 95 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4278 4040, artisanfleuriste.fr

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Combining bold structure and precise attention to detail, every piece is made in the jeweller’s own workshop in France. Highlights include the Lock & Love pendants, which are available in a choice of yellow, white or pink gold as well as platinum.

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brand’s signature is the Cifonelli shoulder, pitched towards the front to lend more length and then dampened and shrunk to ft with a tailoring iron; the result is a vastly more comfortable, elongated silhouette.

Cifonelli, 31 rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4225 3884, cifonelli.com * for map go to page 46

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disassembled and reassembled, allowing for an ever-changing space. Visitors will be able to check out the latest collections which include the Haus capsule collection with its fresh perspective on conventional sportswear.

Golden Goose Deluxe Brand, 1 rue des Saints-Pères, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4236 5887, goldengoosedeluxebrand.com

Golden Goose Deluxe Brand has continued its spate of worldwide store openings with a fagship in Paris. The new store has a novel layout, involving a structure of blocks that can

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his six Paris boutiques. Serious chocoholics shouldn’t leave without one of Roger’s famous metre-long boxes of bonbons.

Patrick Roger, 3 place de la Madeleine, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4265 2447, patrickroger.com

Paris isn’t short of chocolatiers, but Patrick Roger still stands out as one of the best. Expect a very playful take on the traditional box of chocolates at any one of

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LA VALLÉE VILLAGE Located just 35 minutes from the centre of Paris, La Vallée Village is host to 110 luxury boutiques as well as a contemporary art gallery. Each boutique typically ofers shoppers discounts of at least 33% of regular retail prices.

La Vallée Village, 3 cours de la Garonne, 77700 Serris, +33 (0)1 6042 3501, lavalleevillage.com Opening times Monday-Sunday: 10am-7pm

HOW TO GET THERE By car from Paris Take the A4 motorway, exit at junction 12.1 and follow the signs to La Vallée Village; 2,300 free spaces mean parking is never a problem.

By car from Reims Leave the A4 at exit 14 and follow the signs for Marne-la-Vallée/Val d’Europe and then for Centre Commercial/Entrée A.

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By train The closest TGV train station is Marne-la-Val lée- Chessy/ Parc Disney station. By RER train, take line A and exit at Val d’Europe/Serris Montévrain station.

Paris Quartier Latin - Lyon - Thonon-les-Bains - Sallanches - Toulouse/Labège - Strasbourg Albertville - Marseille - Grenoble - Chambéry (ouverture début 013)

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Carte Cadeau Soyez certain de faire plaisir en offrant ce choix avec notre carte « cadeau » utilisable en boutique ou sur notre site Internet.

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26: Walk This Way 独踏蹊径 随着平底鞋持续受到时尚界的青睐， 在巴黎时装周的秀场上，高跟鞋正被 运动鞋取代，Ruairidh Pritchard 报 道 谈到奢华鞋履，没有人像法国人一样 精通。长久以来，世界各地的人们不断 涌向这座世界时尚之都，寻觅最完美 的一双鞋，然而近年来，巴黎的鞋款 开始向新的方向演进。在城中最优雅 的百货公司与高档精品店中，靴子、高 跟鞋与布鲁克鞋正在被奢华运动鞋取 代，为鞋类设计师们带来新的曙光。 几十年来，足踏令人眼花缭乱的高 跟鞋走在这座城市的鹅卵石街道上， 是拥抱巴黎时尚必 须具备的能力之 一。尽管这一本领值得尊敬，但随着平 底鞋的崛起，这项特殊生活技能不再 是追逐完美法式风尚的必要条件了。 高级时装界在近几年不断融入街 头风格元素。2008年全球金融危机爆 发后，时装界也开始拥抱变化。对于 奢侈品来说，虽然材料与制造工艺依 然非常重要，但设计的新意又被重新 提上议程。在这个新的“朴实年代” ，穿 得富贵招摇不再被视为时髦，于是设 计师们开始转向以往被年轻都市人群 主导的街头时装风格。这一转变在鞋 履领域最为明显。 随着巴黎时装品牌纷纷开始青睐 并制造高端运动鞋，这一往日被视为 只适合在晨跑或前往健身房的路上穿 着的鞋款，如今已成为不可或缺的时 尚单品。无论是 Lanvin的专利脚趾设 globalblue.com

计网球鞋，Valentino的迷彩印花铆钉 运动鞋，还是Givenchy的镀金高帮球 鞋，运动鞋如今已经是巴黎最时尚人 群的衣橱基本款。 随着人们对于奢华运动鞋的兴趣 与日俱增，部分鞋款已获得被时尚爱 好者与球鞋爱好者膜拜的崇高地位。 设计师与高级运动品牌共同推出的合 作系列，在发售日总能在街角聚集起 冗长的队伍，其线上销售也是几小时 就卖空。Givenchy 的创意总监 Riccardo Tisci——以自身极简的穿衣风 格与对运动鞋的狂热而闻名—— 最近 也同Nike 合作，推出了一款经典Nike Air Force One 运动鞋的特别版。纽 约和伦敦的粉丝们彻夜排队只为购得 一双。 Dior 品牌创意总监 Raf Simons 与 Adidas 的合作系列也同样炙手可 热。他与这个高级运动品牌的合作， 造就了近年来最令人垂涎、最一双难 求的运动鞋，这款鞋即使在最挑剔的 运动鞋爱好者心中都拥有近乎神话的 地位。 虽然许多人将“休闲奢华风”的崛 起视为对正装的最后冲击，但有些人 却将其视为一个摩登正 装 新时代的 开始。Guillaume Salmon 是巴黎店 铺Colette 的发言人，该店是城中选购 奢华运动鞋的最佳场所之一。 “我们 贩售许多款式的奢华运动鞋，从 Dior Homme 和 Lanvin，到Givenchy与 Chanel， ”Salmon解释道。 “我们对出 售的运动鞋非常挑剔——只选择我们 真正喜爱的那些。” Colet te 的挑剔进货原则卓有成 效，专门前往店内寻找设计师运动鞋 的顾客数量正在大幅增长。Salmon 认为这部分是因为时下潮流，部分是

60 因为舒适的原因。 “时尚懂得应变， 这 就 是 时尚的魅力，人们 也 热 爱 这 点， ”Salmon表示。 “与此同时，你可以 在遵循奢华法则的同时，享受运动鞋 的舒适性。” 穿着运动鞋但不违背Salmon口中 的“奢华法则”是这股新潮流最吸引人 处之一。运动鞋甚至出现在2014 年度 最隆重的正装盛事，奥斯卡颁奖典礼 上；出席者Pharrel Williams以一双 红色亮片Adidas 高帮运动鞋搭配燕 尾服，主持人 Ellen DeGeneres则选 择 Saint Laurent 运动鞋搭配全白西 装——这一时尚界的历史时刻被全球 数百万人见证。 或许时尚产业对这一潮流最为官 方的认可就是 2015 年春夏秀场了。在 全球最时尚都市的秀场前排，都可以 见到运动鞋成排出现，Burberry品牌 的模特更以搭配合宜的时尚运动鞋震 撼 T台。这就是无可否认的证据—— 如果还需要的话——证明运动鞋就是 新的时尚必备品。

34: Skin Deep 美到骨子里 从优质的设计师品牌到药妆店的畅销 品，法国的美容行业是全世界最具创 新力之一的。Katy Young在此推荐了 几个我们需要知道的品牌 法国女人是精致外表的代名词，就像 她们从来都梳得一丝不苟的头发。她 们似乎也从来不会像其他国家的同龄 女性那样迅速衰老——一项 2013 年 的调查发现，到40岁时法国女人看上 去要比和她们同年龄的英国女人年轻 七岁。 许多美容专家确信，这种外形的永 葆年轻是源于法国人对高品质护肤品 的痴迷。早在15岁，她们就开始保养 自己，而不是像英国这些国家的女性 一直等到25岁才开始使用眼霜。事实 globalblue.com

上，法国人是如此的热衷于护肤，他们 每年花在护肤品上的资金约为24亿欧 元，比欧洲其他任何地方都要多。 难怪法国本土的美容 行业一 手 缔 造 了一 些 世 界 上 最 好 的 品 牌，从 L a n c ô m e , D i o r 和 G u e r l a i n 这 样 的 奢 侈 品 品 牌 ，到 包 括 E m b r y o l i s s e ，B i o d e r m a 和 L a Roche - Posay 等在内的优秀的药妆 品牌。事实上，在欧洲任何地方的美 容领域很难找到不包含一点法国产品 的。除了一些来自美国的的皮肤科品 牌的竞争，法国一直都在护肤科技的 最前沿。 创 立于19 0 9 年的国际知名公司 欧莱雅是法国奢侈品美妆的心脏。这 个行业巨头不仅仅控股自己的同名品 牌，还拥有Lancôme 和YSL Beauté，以及香薰品牌Carita和Decléor。 它在巴黎郊外的实验室已经 成为法 国护肤工业背后的推动力。尽管所有 的欧莱雅品牌拥有许多一样的成分， 每 个品牌 都会经常根据其典型的顾 客群提供新的美妆技术。比如，只有 YSL Beauté在其护肤品中使用藏红 花——抗衰老美容技术的最新发展。 而 Lancôme的Génifque美颜活肤精 华乳还有七个并不打算共享的专利。 圣让德布赖埃（Saint - Jean - de Braye）又被称为“化妆品谷” ，在这里 你可以找到 LVM H 美容事业部全新 的殿 堂级实验 设施— — Hél ios 。这 里的 250 位研究员，通过显微镜孜孜 不倦地 致力于美妆产品的研究和开 发，培养专业技能，研发工艺以获得 新的科学专利，管理着包括Parfums Christian Dior，Givenchy Parfums 和Guerlain等超级品牌。这个研究中 心活跃于20 多个美妆研究领域，包括 分子和细胞生物学、物理化学、人种 植物学、配方和毒理学。 D i o r 最 新的研发 技 术提取了格 朗 维 尔 玫 瑰 树 的 花 蕾，以用来 提 升 皮肤自己的隔夜再生体系。这项技术

61 被用于新产品Le Nectar de Nuit 中。与此同时，G ivenchy 正在推广 Le Soir Noir，这款黑色富含藻类的 乳液耗时十年研发时间，有望改善肌 肤细胞的寿命。得益于丰富的香水系 列，Guerla i n 拥有一群忠实的跟随 者——它生产了一些世界上最美好的 香水，包括Jicky，Mitsouko和Vol de Nuit。不过它奇妙的护肤系列也同样 值得去探索发现。该品牌玫瑰香味的 Midnight Secret是一款美容编辑的 必备品，可以通过在一夜之间清洁、 增亮、丰满面部皮肤来隐藏任何熬夜 的证据。 在法国，当务之急是去找到一家 离你 最 近 的药 妆 店，这 里 是 轻松模 仿 法国美 女 最 好 的地 方。在 这 里你 可以找 到国 际美容 编 辑、模 特儿 和 美妆 大师 推 荐 的品牌，让你 在 预 算 有 限 的 情况下也可以 改善 肤 质。这 些品牌包括Bioderma，La RochePo s a y，E m b r yo l i s s e ，V i c h y 和 Nuxe 。选择的多样性意味着法国女 人可以为自己创立一个囊括各种针对 性产品、兼收并蓄的护肤系列——她 们可以成为自己的DIY皮肤科专家。 在 每 一 位 彩 妆 师 的 工具 箱 中都 可以找到 B i o d e r m a 清洁水。这是 一 款 经 典 的 集 清 洁 水 和 柔 肤 水于 一身 的产 品，它 的 效 果 是 如 此 之好 以 至 于 推 出了自己 的 整 体 护 肤 品 类。E mbr yol i s se 的 L a it - C r è me Concentré 是另一款化妆师最爱，其 丰富的玻 尿酸可以立即滋润保湿皮 肤。亲法派们也应该投资La RochePosay，这个品牌善于排忧解难，对于 油腻和压力过大的皮肤特别有效。最 后，如果你的行李箱还有空间，选一支 Nuxe Rêve de Miel唇膏，擦上去非 常舒服，它的哑光也不会影响你的口 红质感。 高街畅销品和奢华设计师品牌相 得益彰，为顾客提供了最具创新力的 产品，这就很容易理解为什么法国女

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TRADUCTIONS FRANÇAISES

26: Walk This Way C’est par ici !

période d'austérité », présenter un look ostensiblement onéreux n’était plus à la mode, les créateurs de mode se sont donc tournés vers le streetwear, un style initialement adopté par les jeunes citadins. C’est

Sur les podiums de la Fashion Week de

dans le secteur de la chaussure que ce

Paris, les talons aiguilles ont cédé leur

changement a été le plus visible.

place aux baskets, la mode continuant de

Alors que les maisons parisiennes ont

donner l’avantage aux chaussures plates,

commencé à adopter et produire des bas-

signale Ruairidh Pritchard

kets de luxe, un produit auparavant considéré comme acceptable uniquement pour

Dans le domaine des chaussures de luxe,

un jogging ou pour se rendre à une séance

personne n’arrive à la cheville du Français.

de gym, la basket est devenue un incon-

Des gens venus du monde entier afuent

tournable de la mode. Qu'il s’agisse des

depuis longtemps dans la capitale mondi-

tennis basses de Lanvin, des baskets clou-

ale de la mode à la recherche de la paire

tées à imprimé camoufage de Valentino

de chaussures idéale. Mais ces dernières

ou des baskets montantes plaquées or de

années, la chaussure parisienne s’est mise

Givenchy, les baskets sont aujourd’hui un

à évoluer. La basket de luxe remplace

immanquable de la garde-robe des plus

désormais la botte, l’escarpin et la riche-

chics habitants de Paris.

lieu sur les présentoirs de certains des

L'intérêt pour les baskets de luxe

grands magasins les plus chics et bou-

s’étant accru, certains styles ont acquis un

tiques de luxe de la ville, amorçant une

statut proche de la vénération aux yeux des

nouvelle ère pour la chaussure du créateur

fans de mode ainsi que des amoureux des

de mode.

baskets. Les collaborations entre créateurs

Pendant des décennies, l’aptitude à

de mode et grandes marques de sports-

sillonner les rues pavées et traitresses de

wear ont généré d’immenses fles d’attente

la ville sur les talons les plus vertigineux a

lors des présentations des collections et

été l'une des principales exigences du côté

des ruptures de stock sur internet en seule-

chic incarné par Paris. Si elle est admira-

ment quelques heures. Riccardo Tisci,

ble, l’augmentation des chaussures plates

directeur artistique de Givenchy – célèbre

montre que ce savoir-faire particulier

pour son style personnel minimaliste et

pourrait ne plus être un facteur de réussite

son obsession pour les baskets – a récem-

pour ceux qui recherchent le style français

ment collaboré avec Nike pour produire

par excellence.

une nouvelle version de la classique Nike

Ces dernières années, le monde de la

Air Force One. Les fans ont fait la queue

haute couture a vécu l'arrivée en masse de

toute la nuit à New York et Londres pour

collections inspirées par le look streetwear.

pouvoir en acquérir une paire.

Après les problèmes fnanciers de 2008

La collaboration de Raf Simon,

observés à l'échelle mondiale, l’industrie de

directeur artistique de Dior, avec Adidas a

la mode a évolué. Le luxe, même s’il reste

connu un succès similaire. Son partenar-

un facteur important pour les matières

iat avec la célèbre marque sportive a donné

et la fabrication, a fait marche arrière au

naissance aux baskets les plus convoitées

proft du design. Dans cette nouvelle «

et difciles à trouver de ces dernières

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63 années et qui ont acquis un statut quasi

qui présentait la cérémonie, avait choisi

mythique, même parmi les fans de

d'accessoiriser son costume blanc de bas-

chaussures les plus exigeants.

kets Saint Laurent blanches – un moment

Tandis que beaucoup voient la montée en puissance du « luxe décon-

de mode auquel ont assisté des millions de personnes à travers le monde.

tracté » comme un coup de grâce porté

Le signe d’approbation le plus parlant

au code vestimentaire, d’autres le per-

de la part de l’industrie de la mode a sans

çoivent comme le début d'une nouvelle

doute été perceptible sur les podiums de

ère pour la tenue formelle moderne.

la saison printemps/été 2015. Les premiers

Guillaume Salmon est le porte-parole

rangs des déflés ayant lieu dans certaines

de Colette, célèbre enseigne parisienne

des plus grandes villes de mode au monde

et l’un des meilleurs magasins de la ville

étaient remplis de tennis, tandis que les

pour trouver des baskets de luxe. « Nous

mannequins de Burberry portaient des

en vendons beaucoup, de Dior Homme

baskets assez chics pour prendre d’assaut

et Lanvin à Givenchy et Chanel », expli-

le podium. Une preuve irréfutable, s’il en

que Salmon. « Nous sommes très sélec-

fallait, que la basket est le nouvel imman-

tifs sur les baskets que nous vendons –

quable de la mode.

nous ne choisissons que celles que nous aimons vraiment. » L’approche sélective de Colette sem-

34: Skin Deep Dans la peau

ble avoir porté ses fruits et a eu pour conséquence une augmentation massive du

L’industrie cosmétique française est l’une

nombre de clients venant au magasin

des plus innovantes du monde, depuis ses

dans le but précis de trouver une paire

marques de créateurs haut de gamme aux

de baskets conçue par un créateur de

favoris de pharmacie. Katy Young met en

mode. Salmon pense que cela est dû en

évidence les marques à connaître

partie aux tendances actuelles et en partie au confort. « La mode sait s’adapter,

La femme française est synonyme de

c’est ce qui fait son charme et c’est ce que

beauté et de rafnement, et de la même

les gens aiment », ajoute Salmon. « Mais,

manière qu’elle a toujours les cheveux

dans le même temps, vous bénéfciez du

impeccables, elle ne semble pas vieil-

confort d’une basket, dont vous pou-

lir aussi rapidement que ses homologues

vez profter tout en respectant les codes

internationaux. En 2013, une étude a

du luxe. »

révélé que les femmes françaises ont ten-

Être capable de porter des baskets

dance à paraître jusqu’à sept ans plus

sans briser les « codes du luxe » dont

jeunes que leurs contemporaines britan-

parle Salmon est l’une des plus grandes

niques à l'âge de 40 ans.

réussites de la nouvelle tendance. Des

De nombreux experts en beauté

baskets ont même été vues lors de l’un

pensent que cette apparente jeunesse éter-

des plus grands évènements mondains

nelle est due à l'obsession française pour

de l'année, les Oscars 2014 ; Pharrell

les bons soins de peau, qui commence dès

Williams portait des baskets mon-

l'âge de 15 ans. Au contraire, dans cer-

tantes à sequins rouges Adidas avec son

tains pays comme le Royaume-Uni, les

smoking tandis qu'Ellen DeGeneres,

femmes attendent jusqu’à l'âge de 25 ans

64 pour utiliser des crèmes pour les yeux. En

le nom de « Cosmetic Valley », vous trou-

fait, les Françaises apprécient tellement les

verez Hélios, la toute nouvelle installa-

soins de peau qu’elles dépensent près de

tion de recherche de LVMH pour son

2,4 milliards d’euros par an en produits

département beauté, à la pointe de la tech-

cosmétiques, ce qui représente bien plus

nologie. Ici, ses marques phares, y com-

que partout ailleurs en Europe.

pris Parfums Christian Dior, Parfums que

Givenchy, et Guerlain, passent sous le

l’industrie cosmétique française soit à

microscope de 250 chercheurs, tous

l’origine de quelques-unes des meilleures

dédiés au développement, à la recherche et

marques mondiales, depuis les marques de

à l’expertise beauté, travaillant sur les pro-

luxe comme Lancôme, Dior et Guerlain,

cessus afn de créer de nouveaux brevets

jusqu’aux excellentes marques de phar-

scientifques. Le centre est actif dans plus

macie dont Embryolisse, Bioderma et La

de 20 domaines de recherche en beauté, y

Roche-Posay. En réalité, il serait difcile

compris en biologie moléculaire et cellu-

de trouver un rituel beauté en Europe qui

laire, chimie physique, ethnobotanique,

n’inclut pas quelques produits français.

formulation et toxicologie.

Il

est

donc

peu

étonnant

Sans compter la concurrence de certaines

La dernière création de Dior a été

marques de dermatologie aux États-Unis,

conçue pour stimuler le propre sys-

les Français ont toujours été à la pointe

tème de régénération de la peau pendant

de la technologie en matière de soins de

la nuit, avec l’aide de boutons de Rose

la peau.

de Granville, la vedette de son nouveau

Reconnue sur le plan international,

produit Le Nectar de Nuit. Pendant ce

la société L’Oréal, fondée en 1909, est au

temps, Givenchy promeut Le Soin Noir,

cœur du marché français des produits de

une crème riche en sève noire concen-

beauté de luxe. En tant qu’acteur impor-

trée d’algue vitale, qui est restée en phase

tant du marché cosmétique, L’Oréal ne

de développement pendant 10 ans et

dirige pas uniquement sa propre marque,

promet d’améliorer la longévité des cel-

mais aussi Lancôme et YSL Beauté, en

lules cutanées. Guerlain est connu notam-

plus de Carita et Decléor, des marques

ment pour sa riche collection de parfums.

d’aromathérapie ; et, depuis ses labora-

La marque est à l’origine de certains des

toires aux portes de Paris, la marque est

meilleurs parfums au monde, dont Jicky,

devenue une force motrice de l’industrie

Mitsouko et Vol de Nuit, mais sa mag-

de soins de la peau en France. Bien que

nifque collection de soins pour la peau

toutes les marques de L’Oréal partagent

vaut la peine d’être découverte. Le produit

un grand nombre d’ingrédients, certaines

Midnight Secret, parfumé à la rose, est un

proposent souvent une nouvelle technolo-

basique pour les créateurs de beauté. Il

gie en fonction d’abord de son client type.

permet de camoufer toute trace de fatigue

Par exemple, seule YSL Beauté utilise du

en nettoyant, éclaircissant et repulpant la

safran, dernière évolution des produits

peau du visage pendant la nuit.

anti-âge, dans ses produits cosmétiques,

Lorsque vous êtes en France, ren-

tandis que le super-sérum Génifque de

dez-vous en priorité dans la pharmacie la

Lancôme possède toujours sept brevets

plus proche, le meilleur endroit pour imi-

qui ne sont pas près d’être partagés.

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SCENTS OF HISTORY Established in 1270, family-run Frapin has long specialised in distilling cognac. It wasn’t until 2008, however, that the company – now run by the 20th generation – decided to apply the same expertise, traditions, passion and high standards to creating a collection of sophisticated unisex scents.

Refecting Frapin’s heritage, each bottle is engraved with the coat of arms awarded to the family by Louis XIV in 1697, while the tops are crafted from beech wood, symbolic of the wooden casks in which

cognac is matured. While the 1270 scent honours the brand’s origins with extracts of dried fruit, wood and vanilla, the latest creation Nevermore is inspired by the poetry of Edgar Allen Poe, and the legend that each year three red roses and a bottle of cognac mysteriously appear on the poet’s grave.

Rich spice and rose notes fuse with amber and cedar to create an intoxicating scent with an unusual metallic edge. rf Frapin Nevermore eau de parfum, 100ml, €110, Liquides, 9 rue de Normandie, 75003 Paris, +31 (0)9 6694 7706, parfums-frapin.com

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