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The Saint Germain storefront looks seductively like an open gift box: brown velvet, with a few softly lit pieces glowing in its folds. Adeline Roussel...more
see the Paris guideAt the Abbaye de Flavigny, candy-maker Catherine Troubat and her staff of specialists carry on the centuries-old tradition of making aniseed bonbons. As the...more
see the Burgundy guideParis is crammed with antique shops, otherwise called brocantes or antiquaires, often full of marvelous assortments of objects. One concentration of shops is in...more
see the Paris guidePablo Picasso wore sandals from this century-old Parisian leather house, which opened its Cannes location in 2007. The sandals are still done in the trademark...more
see the Côte d'Azur guideIt's no surprise that bad boys of American fashion like Marc Jacobs and Rick Owens (former head of designer furrier Revillon) set up shop in the elegant Palais...more
see the Paris guideBased in the village of Bissy-sur-Fley, in the scenic Côte Chalonnaise wine country of southern Burgundy, Catherine Vanier is a distinguished ceramist who...more
see the Burgundy guideThis wine store, which dates to 1860, specializes in local and Provençal specialties, including many hard-to-find properties and varietals. There is an...more
see the Côte d'Azur guideHoused in the former town house where Coco kept an apartment, just off the Place Vendôme, the original Chanel boutique is still the best; for...more
see the Paris guideCharvet is a haven for the well-dressed man, not just for stuffed shirts—though it's filled with them. For more than 150 years, it has been France's...more
see the Paris guideSpend a day in the Luxembourg Gardens and you'll see that French children have as much style as their parents. The three excellent children's shops on Rue...more
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