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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 our guide on page 31 reveals. Readers who appreciate exclusive fragrances will enjoy our feature on niche French perfumes (page 22), and in this issue we also visit one of the city’s must-visit gourmet destinations (page 35). SHOP is part of Global Blue, the Tax Free Shopping market leader that helps you save an average of 12% when shopping in France. We publish guides to the most prestigious destinations across Europe and Asia. Our international insider knowledge means we are ideally placed to tell you about the top global brands you’ll find in Paris. For the very latest information, visit globalblue.com. For the ultimate travel companion, be sure to download the new SHOP TAX FREE app, which is available now – find all the details in our news section in this issue. Calculating how much you can save by shopping tax free has never been easier.


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

SALLY MCILHONE As SHOP’s deputy editor, Sally McIlhone is in touch with leading brands, creatives and writers around the world so she can stay on top of the latest styles and designs. Sally has contributed to ShortList, Stylist and Total Film online.

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MUTI This season’s cover illustration for the SHOP Paris Style edition was created by Muti, and the studio has also worked with clients including Google, Elle and British Airways. It showcases the city’s traditional café culture, depicting a woman who has stopped to enjoy a coffee as she explores the city’s many luxury boutiques. Discover SHOP Paris and our other editions at issuu.com/globalblue.


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CONTENTS

18 PRODUCTS

PARIS GUIDE

14 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

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

NEWS

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

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

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FEATURE

50 The essential item to bring home

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22 The Future Of Fragrance A wave of exciting niche perfume brands is turning the French fragrance industry on its head, says Ginger Rose Clark Above (from top): Clergerie’s stunning new boutique; must-have sunglasses from Ray-Ban

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FELINE FASHION Now you can carry Choupette, fashion’s most famous feline, with you wherever you go. The cat belongs to Karl Lagerfeld – creative director of Chanel, Fendi and his own eponymous label – and is a major inspiration and enduring motif for the designer’s collections. The featured perspex box clutch bag has an all-over silver glitter appearance with novelty cat eyes and ears, and is the perfect statement accessory. The clutch can be carried as

pictured for evening occasions, and also has a chain strap so it can be worn cross-body for practicality, making it ideal for daytime use. The bag is part of a wider collection of accessories, including pins, scarves and a range of handbag styles, that feature Choupette and Lagerfeld in his Kaptain Karl series for spring/summer 2018. rre Karl Lagerfeld bag, €175, Karl Lagerfeld, 194 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4222 7499, karl.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 34

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Atelier Swarovski by Mary Katrantzou earrings, €349, Swarovski, 146 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4561 1380, atelierswarovski.com

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Escada top, €770, Escada, 2 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4289 8345, escada.com

PHOTOS: (SHOES) ARTEM KONONENKO; (JEANS) © H&M

Hit refresh on your summer wardrobe with cool tones zesty green and pale blue

Marc Jacobs bag, €490, Marc Jacobs, 368 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4020 1130, marcjacobs.com

Aperlai shoes, €390, Aperlai, 28 rue du Mont Thabor, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)9 5064 5951, aperlai.com

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H&M jeans, €39.99, H&M, 88 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, 8050 88888 (within France), hm.com


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GINGHAM CHIC For the ultimate French-girl style opt for a monochrome check print and basket bag

The Kooples hat, €178, The Kooples, 31 rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4278 7538, thekooples.com

Céline sunglasses, €290, Céline, 53 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4070 0703, celine.com

Coccinelle bag, €270, Coccinelle, 56 rue du Four, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4325 9732, coccinelle.com

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Sportmax sandals, €425, Sportmax, 72 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4549 2203, sportmax.com

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Benetton dress, €59.95, United Colors of Benetton, 71 rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, +33 (0)1 4525 4532, benetton.com


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Ami T-shirt, €75, Ami, 14 rue d’Alger, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)9 8244 4020, amiparis.com

Bally backpack, €575, Bally, 35 boulevard des Capucines, 75002 Paris, +33 (0)1 4455 3820, bally.fr

LAID-BACK LUXE Pay homage to Paris with a slogan top teamed with casual accessories

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APC wallet, €200, APC, 112 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4278 1802, apc.fr

Converse trainers, €69, La Jeanerie, 68 rue du Commerce, 75015 Paris, +33 (0)1 4828 4936, converse.com

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Cos trousers, €69, Cos, 60-62 rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, +33 (0)1 7070 3400, cosstores.com

Ray-Ban sunglasses, €172, Alain Afflelou, 20 rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4274 4242, ray-ban.com


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STEP OUT IN STYLE French label Clergerie launches a refreshing retail concept with the opening of its new boutique in Paris’s first arrondissement. The space offers eye-catching geometric architectural features in a palette of cool neutrals, accented with pops of colour and print. Visitors can discover the brand and explore the latest

collections, proudly made in France, by new creative director David Tourniaire-Beauciel. Sneakers are a highlight of this season’s range and customers should look out for styles featuring natural raffia - one of Clergerie’s signature materials. hl Clergerie, 326 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4020 4380, robertclergerie.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 37

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IN BRIEF This season’s ultimate travel companion is the new SHOP TAX FREE app. The app can direct users to their favourite stores in Paris, quickly calculate tax free savings and track the progress of tax refunds in real time. The app is available to download for free in English, Chinese and Russian

Combining three key ingredients, the new Gommage Corps Éclat body scrub (€42) by Absolution removes dead cells and impurities from the skin. Volcanic rhyolite, a lava powder formed from small granules, acts as an exfoliator and makes the product lighter and less abrasive than other salt or sugar scrubs. Meadowsweet contains flavonoids and vitamin C, and also acts as an astringent, helping to tone skin. Finally, safflower oil provides nourishment and healing properties to maintain skin’s elasticity. Apply the formula then rinse for deeply moisturised skin that is tightened, toned and fresh for the day ahead. rre Le Bon Marché, 24 rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris, +33 (0)1 4439 8000, absolution-cosmetics.com

GOOD SPORT 2018 marks the 85th anniversary of renowned French leisure brand Lacoste. The label was founded in 1933 by tennis champion René Lacoste, who initially curated a line of polo shirts before expanding to a full casual collection. The brand now encompasses clothing, accessories, fragrance and shoes, all adorned with the famous crocodile logo. The spring/summer 2018 footwear collection features styles to suit all occasions, from slides through to driving shoes, as well as two new L.12.12 sneakers, including the pictured L.12.12 Unlined style in tan. rre Lacoste, 93-95 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4723 3926, lacoste.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

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CONTEMPORARY LINE-UP

FRENCH FLAIR Founded in 1972, Zapa is a Parisian label that combines on-trend style with quality materials across womenswear and menswear. Visit the brand’s rue des Francs Bourgeois store to discover elegant dresses, chic shirts, casual denim and covetable accessories for women. Key styles include variations on the classic Perfecto jacket, an essential and versatile wardrobe staple. grc Zapa, 45 rue des Francs Bourgeois, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4461 5363, zapa.fr FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 39

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If you want to add to your wardrobe for spring/summer, look no further than the PS Paul Smith line. Comprising casual pieces and wardrobe essentials with sportswear touches, the contemporary range is designed in London with a dedicated boutique in Paris’s Canal Saint-Martin area. Highlights for the season include print T-shirts, shirts and denim, as well as this versatile orange jacket (€345). Those who enjoy the British designer’s playful sense of humour should also look out for pieces from the Dino line. grc PS Paul Smith, 15 rue de Marseille, 75010 Paris, +33 (0)1 4036 0311, paulsmith.com


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Above: Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Baccarat Rouge 540 extrait de parfum is a stunning unisex fragrance


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rance has a renowned olfactory heritage, symbolised in particular by the town of Grasse. This long-standing tradition is currently facing a period of change as, in contrast to huge cosmetics companies which seemingly churn out endless amounts of products, niche French perfume houses offer a breath of fresh air. Maison Francis Kurkdjian, founded in 2009, is at the forefront of this movement. With eight boutiques worldwide, it has recently joined the LVMH portfolio while successfully preserving its status as a unique, specialised perfume house. As shown by other niche

brands, such as Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle or Juliette Has a Gun, the key to success has been in establishing a distinct DNA that sets the label apart. Having a well-defined objective is essential and something which, in the case of Maison Francis Kurkdjian, was clear from the very start. ‘The Maison started out with a disruptive yet necessary vision: to allow Francis Kurkdjian, the man behind numerous creations with global success, to step from behind the curtains and express a genuine, unbounded and free-spirited creative vision,’ explains chief executive officer Marc Chaya.

Above: the interior of the Maison Francis Kurkdjian boutique on rue des Blancs Manteaux

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Perfume house Mad et Len, based in Grasse, also demonstrates a clearly defined stance. ‘When we arrived in Grasse, we found a few partners who were not afraid to work with young dreamers,’ explain the brand’s founders, Sandra Fuzier and Alexandre Piffaut. ‘They were not looking to sell raw materials to make big money – they were just curious about our idea of perfumery. We still work with them in a very unconventional way.’ Having grown the brand slowly, step-by-step, Fuzier and Piffaut’s vision is set to continue in the same vein. ‘We don’t want to go quick and

loud, we just try to bring something different,’ they say. The brand has become renowned for combining fragrance and metalwork in a unique way; hand-poured candles, for example, are presented in handcrafted steel canisters. It goes back to the roots of perfumery, with a focus on raw materials and quality ingredients. Craftsmanship is also an essential part of the creative process: ‘We try to preserve it, to teach techniques to the young before these techniques disappear.’ Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s ethos revolves around a celebration

Above (from left): Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s chief executive officer, Marc Chaya, and the eponymous founder; the brand’s exquisite perfume bottles create a beautiful in-store display

PHOTOS: © NATHALIE BAETENS

For niche brands, the key to success is in establishing a distinct DNA that sets the label apart from others


PHOTOS: (TOP RIGHT) MATTEO CARCELLI; (BOTTOM) ELISABETH LHOMELET

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of quality and beauty. ‘We actually share the same values as our clients – the faculty to be amazed by simple but still beautiful things, a sensitivity to aesthetic codes and attention to detail, a sense of balance and, of course, the craftsmanship,’ says Chaya. ‘Wearing a scent from Maison Francis Kurkdjian is a promise of wearing a state-of-the-art scent, crafted in the heritage of French perfumery.’ Alongside its respect for artisanal traditions, the house showcases new creations to distinguish itself and Chaya believes this lies at the very core of the company. ‘Creation is welcomed and encouraged at all levels. Everything is made in-house; we don’t use agencies, whether it is for photo shoots or marketing. Our creative product development is 100% in-house and the art director is Francis, with my support. We’re very complementary – he works on the artistic side, I work on the business side and we meet in the middle,’ he says. Mad et Len operates according to similar principles. ‘All our fragrances and products are created in-house, from the perfume to the iron vessels,’ say the Above (from top): Mad et Len’s boutique embodies the label’s ethos of elegant simplicity; the brand’s Red Square eau de parfum


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founders. ‘This allows us to be totally free in terms of creativity and finances.’ It’s clear that creativity remains a central value for these niche perfume houses. Each of these labels has its own strong identity and they are united by a common thread: recognition of the perfumers behind the fragrance. ‘Today, as marketing and storytelling reaches near saturation, luxury houses are starting to seek perfumer legitimacy and creativity. Gradually, star perfumers are being put back at centre stage,’ says Chaya. Maison Francis Kurkdjian

and Frédéric Malle’s Editions de Parfums are obvious examples, along with names such as Ex Nihilo, founded in 2013. This Paris-based brand focuses on putting the perfumer in the limelight, turning to the industry’s best noses for each of its fragrances and giving them creative carte blanche. For these niche houses, stores add to the overall brand experience. Mad et Len’s Parisian store opened in October 2017. ‘The boutique itself shows our universe, not just a perfume or candle,’ say the founders. These spaces are carefully

Above: the cutting-edge Ex Nihilo perfumery is a must-visit for those looking for unique fragrances


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PHOTOS: EX NIHILO

This is only the beginning of a new chapter for niche brands in perfumery curated to perfectly communicate the brand identity and bespoke services, and are a way of taking the experience a step further. Ex Nihilo, which describes itself as a Parisian custom perfume house, offers visitors the chance to customise fragrances from the collection. Further personalisation options include laser engraving for the glass bottle and

customised caps. The resulting perfume is beyond niche: it is unique. France’s niche perfume houses have carved out an exceptional space in the oversaturated landscape of commercial fragrances and Chaya predicts that ‘demand for unique scents and a better experience will continue to soar’. In other words, this is only the beginning of a new chapter in perfumery, one where niche brands reign supreme

Above (from top): Ex Nihilo offers a personalisation service for its bottle caps; the brand’s Viper Green perfume, with notes of mandarin and vetiver


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DU PAIN ET DES IDÉES No trip to Paris is complete without visiting one of the city’s boulangeries and Du Pain et des Idées is one of the best in the French capital. It is run by Christophe Vasseur, a former fashion industry executive turned baker, and offers centuries-old regional specialities and inventive new creations, which are freshly baked each morning. globalblue.com

Du Pain et des Idées, 34 rue Yves Toudic, 75010 Paris, +(0)1 4240 4452, dupainetdesidees.com

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BREIZH CAFÉ The famous Breizh Café, widely regarded as one of Paris’s best crêperies, has recently opened a new outlet, meaning there are now twice as many chances to enjoy top-quality buckwheat pancakes with a variety of tantalising fillings and flavours. Guests at the new Odéon district venue can sit inside or order a hot snack to eat on the go.

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Beaugrenelle, 12 rue Linois, 75015 Paris, +33 (0)1 5395 2400, beaugrenelle-paris.com


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22: THE FUTURE OF FRAGRANCE 香氛的未来

法国有 着声 誉卓 著 的嗅觉传 统,格 拉 斯 镇便 是其 最典 型 的象征。这一 历经 悠长 岁月的传 统 如 今正面临着 转 变:化 妆品巨头 们日复一日地 炮制 出 数 之不尽 的产品,而小众香水品牌 则与之形成 鲜明对比,带来了一股 清 新 的空气。 创立于 2009年 的 Maison Francis Kurkdjian便 处 于 这一 动向 的 前 沿。这一在 全 球 拥有八 家 精品 店 的品牌 最 近 加入了 LVMH集 团麾 下,同时成 功 保留了原有身份,仍 是 一家 独 树一 帜的专业香水品牌。正 如 Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle或 Juliette Has a Gun等 其 他 小众品牌 告 诉 我们 的,成 功的关 键 在于打造 出让 品牌 与众不同的 独 特 基因。确 立一 个明 确目标 是 一 切的基 础,而 在 Maison Francis Kurkdjian,品牌 创立之初目标 便 已十分清 晰:“ 我们 的品牌 始 于 一 个打 破 陈 规 且不 可缺 少 的愿景:让 Francis Kurkdjian— — 在 全 球 各 地 大 获 成 功的无 数作品背后的缔 造 者 — — 走 出幕后,展现他 真实的、自 由奔放 的无限 创作 才华 与想象力。” 品牌 首席执 行官 Marc Chaya说 道。 格 拉 斯 镇 的 香水品牌 Mad et Len同样展 露了明 确 无 疑 的 姿 态。“ 刚 来 格 拉 斯 镇 的时候,我们 找 到了 一些不 畏与年 轻 梦想 家共 事 的伙

伴。”品牌 创 始 人 Sandra Fuzier 和 Alexandre Piffaut解 释 道,“他们 无 意 靠倒卖原 材 料来赚 大钱 — — 他们 只是单 纯 地 对 我们 的 调 香 理 念感 到 好 奇。如 今,我们 仍然 在以一 种 很不 同常 规 的 方 式 与他们 合作。”一 步 一 步 地,Fuzier 和 Piffaut已渐 渐将品牌 发 展 成 熟,他们 的愿景 就 是 保 持 当前 的 状 态,继 续 发 展下去。“ 我们 并不急 于博 得名声,我们只想带来一些不一 样 的 东西。”他们 说 道。 该品牌 的产品以独 特 的 方 式 将 香 水 和 金 属制品结 合在一 起,因而备 受 赞 誉;例 如,手工 浇注 的蜡 烛 装 在手 工制作 的钢 制 容 器里。Mad et Len 追 溯 香水制作 的 根源,格 外注 重 选 用优 质 的原 材 料 与配 料。手工 技 艺同 样 是 Fuzier 和 Piffaut创作 流 程中不 可或 缺 的 一 部 分:“ 我们 试图保 护 技 艺,趁 它们 还 没有消亡,将它们 传授 给 年 轻 人。” Maison Francis Kurkdjian的 品牌 精神总是离不开对品质与美 的 礼 赞。“ 其 实 我们 和我们 的顾客 有 着 同样 的 价 值 观 — —对 简单而美 好 的 事 物感 到惊 奇的天 性,对 审 美准则 的 敏 感,对 细 节 的注 重,对平 衡 的 把 握,当然 也 少不了对手工 技 艺 的 尊 重。” Chaya说 道,“使 用 Maison Francis Kurkdjian的 香水,即意 味 着 使 用一 款以法国传 统调 香工 艺制作

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Maison Francis Kurkdjian不 仅 尊崇手工 艺传 统,也注 重 展 示能 令品 牌 与众不同的 创作新品;在 Chaya看 来,这一点 乃 是 公司的 核心所在。“ 我 们 欢 迎 并鼓 励所有层面的 创作。所 有 的 东西都 是我们自主完 成 的;无 论 是 拍 摄图片 还 是市 场 营 销,我们 都 不用代 理。我们 的 创意产品 研发是 完 完 全 全自主 开展 的,由 Francis担任 艺 术总监,我 全力支 持。我们 相互协 作 — — 他 执 掌 艺 术方面的事 务,我 负 责商务方面的问 题,然 后将这两方面 结 合 到一 起。”他 如 是说 道。 Mad et Len也是 按照 类似的 原则 运 营 的。“从香水 到铁制 容 器,Mad et Len的所有产品都 是自 主 打造 的。” 两位创 始 人说 道,“ 我们 因此 在 创造力 和财务方面 得到了完 全 的自由。”显而易见,创造力乃 是 这 些 小众香水品牌 的 一大 核心 价 值。 这 些品牌无不 有 着 独 特 的、鲜明 的个 性,但也 都 被一 条共同的脉 络 联 结 在一 起,那 就 是 对 香水背后的 人— — 调 香师的 重 视。“ 如 今,市 场 营 销 与煽 情 故事已 近 饱 和,各大 奢 侈品 牌 纷 纷 开始 追寻富 有创造力的正 统 调 香师。渐 渐 地,明星调 香师 被 推 送 到舞台中央。” Chaya说 道。Maison Francis Kurkdjian和 Frédéric Malle的 Editions de Parfums就 是 两个明 显 的例 子,而创立于 2013年 的 Ex Nihilo等 其他品牌 也不 例 外。 这 家巴 黎品牌十分注 重 将调 香师置 于 聚光 灯 下,每 一 款 香水 都 求诸 于行 业中鼻子 最 灵敏 的 调 香师,并 全权委 托,任由他们 随心所 欲创作。 对于这些小众品牌而言,实体店是 品牌体 验不可缺少的部分。2017年 10月,Mad et Len巴黎店开门营业。“ 精品店本身展 示了我们的世界,而不 只是某款香水或蜡烛。”两位创始人说 道。这些空间在精心整饰之下,完美地 彰显了品牌的个 性,凸出了定制服务,

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Une vague de marques passionnantes de parfums de niche est en train de révolutionner le secteur français de la parfumerie, affirme Ginger Rose Clark La France jouit d’un patrimoine olfactif bien connu, symbolisé notamment par la ville de Grasse, mais cette longue tradition fait actuellement face à une période de changement. En effet, contrairement aux énormes entreprises de cosmétiques qui semblent sortir d’infinies quantités de produits, les parfumeurs français de niche sont une bouffée d'air frais. La Maison Francis Kurkdjian, créée en 2009, est à l’avantgarde de ce mouvement. Avec huit boutiques dans le monde

entier, elle a récemment rejoint le portefeuille du groupe LVMH tout en préservant avec succès son statut de parfumeur unique et spécialisé. Comme indiqué par d’autres marques de niche, telles que Éditions de Parfums Frédéric Malle ou Juliette Has a Gun, la clé du succès consistait à établir un ADN distinct qui différencie bien la marque des autres. Avoir un objectif bien défini est essentiel. C'est d'ailleurs quelque chose qui, dans le cas de la Maison Francis Kurkdjian, était clair dès le début. « La Maison a démarré en ayant une vision innovante, mais nécessaire : permettre à Francis Kurkdjian, l’homme à l’origine de nombreuses créations ayant remporté un succès mondial, de sortir des coulisses pour exprimer une vision créative authentique et

Ci-dessus: la superbe présentation de ses produits offre à la boutique de la Maison Francis Kurkdjian, située rue des Blancs-Manteaux, une magnifique vitrine

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qui combinent le parfum et la métallurgie d’une manière particulière ; les bougies coulées à la main, par exemple, sont présentées dans des cylindres en acier artisanaux. Mad et Len remonte aux origines de la parfumerie, en mettant l’accent sur les matières premières et les ingrédients de qualité. L’artisanat constitue également une partie essentielle du processus créatif de Sandra Fuzier et d’Alexandre Piffaut: « Nous essayons de le préserver et d'enseigner des techniques aux jeunes avant qu’elles ne disparaissent. » La philosophie de la maison Francis Kurkdjian s’articule quant à elle autour d'une célébration de la qualité et de la beauté. « En fait, nous partageons les mêmes valeurs que nos clients : la faculté d’être surpris par des choses simples mais toujours belles, une sensibilité aux codes esthétiques et l’attention aux détails, un sens de l’équilibre et, bien sûr, l’artisanat », explique Marc Chaya. « Porter un parfum de chez

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marquée par une véritable liberté d'esprit, sans bornes », explique Marc Chaya, chef de la direction. La Maison Mad et Len, basée à Grasse, démontre également une position clairement définie. « Quand nous sommes arrivés à Grasse, nous avons trouvé quelques partenaires qui n'avaient pas peur de travailler avec de jeunes rêveurs », affirment les fondateurs de la marque, Sandra Fuzier et Alexandre Piffaut. « Ils ne cherchaient pas à vendre de matières premières pour faire beaucoup de profit: notre idée de la parfumerie attisait juste leur curiosité. Nous travaillons toujours avec eux d'une façon très peu conventionnelle. » La marque a progressé lentement, étape par étape, et la vision de Sandra Fuzier et d’Alexandre Piffaut est appelée à se poursuivre dans cette même optique. « Nous ne voulons pas aller vite et fort, nous essayons juste d’apporter quelque chose de différent », affirment-ils. La marque est devenue célèbre grâce à des produits

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Francis Kurkdjian, c’est porter un parfum particulier conçu dans la tradition de la parfumerie française. » Aux côtés de son respect des traditions artisanales, la Maison présente de nouvelles créations qui la distinguent des autres. Pour Marc Chaya, cela est au cœur même de l’entreprise. « La création est saluée et encouragée à tous les niveaux. Tout est fait en interne ; nous n'utilisons pas d’agences, que ce soit pour la prise de photos ou le marketing. Notre développement de produits créatifs se déroule intégralement en interne. Francis est notre directeur artistique, et je l’assiste. Nous sommes très complémentaires : il travaille sur la partie artistique, je travaille sur la partie commerciale, et nous nous rencontrons quelque part entre les deux », explique-t-il. Mad et Len fonctionne selon des principes similaires. « Tous les parfums et produits Mad et Len sont créés en interne, du parfum lui-même aux présentations en métal », affirment les fondateurs. « Cela nous permet d’être complètement libres en termes de créativité et de finances. » Il est clair que la créativité demeure une valeur centrale pour ces parfumeurs de niche. Chacune de ces marques jouit d'une identité propre et solide et partage un thème commun : la reconnaissance du parfumeur qui se cache derrière le parfum. « Aujourd'hui, le marketing et le storytelling ont atteint un niveau de quasi saturation ; aussi, les

maisons de luxe commencentelles à rechercher la légitimité et la créativité du parfumeur. Peu à peu, des parfumeurs stars sont remis à l’avant de la scène », explique Marc Chaya. La Maison Francis Kurkdjian et les Éditions de Parfums de Frédéric Malle en sont des exemples évidents, avec des noms comme Ex Nihilo, fondée en 2013. Cette marque basée à Paris remet le parfumeur à l’honneur en se tournant vers les meilleurs nez du secteur pour chacun de ses parfums et en leur donnant carte blanche en matière de création. Dans le cas de ces maisons de niche, les boutiques complètent l’expérience de marque dans son ensemble. La boutique parisienne de Mad et Len a ouvert ses portes en octobre 2017. « La boutique elle-même présente notre univers, pas seulement un parfum ou une bougie », affirment les fondateurs. Ces espaces sont soigneusement conçus pour communiquer parfaitement l’identité de marque et proposer des services sur mesure. Ils permettent que l’expérience aille encore un peu plus loin. Ex Nihilo, qui se décrit

Ci-dessus: la boutique Mad et Len incarne la philosophie de simplicité et d’élégance de la marque

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comme un créateur parisien de parfums sur mesure, offre aux visiteurs la possibilité de personnaliser les parfums de la collection. Des options de personnalisation supplémentaires comprennent notamment la gravure au laser pour la bouteille en verre et des bouchons sur mesure. Le parfum va ainsi au-delà d’un produit de niche : il est unique. Les parfumeurs français de niche se sont fait une place exceptionnelle dans le paysage sursaturé des parfums commerciaux et Marc Chaya prévoit que « la demande de senteurs uniques et d’une meilleure expérience continuera à augmenter ». En d'autres termes, ce n’est que le début d’un nouveau chapitre de la parfumerie, celui où les marques de niche règnent en maîtres.

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