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Limited dates from the 25th of February to the 7th of March
With a New Year comes new looks and where better to catch the hottest trends then a visit to Paris during fashion week? Some of the world’s most exclusive brands flex their high-end muscles during a supercharged calendar of catwalk shows, magazine shoots, and parties.
If you haven’t received your invitation in the post yet, then booking The Paris Fashion Week Unwrapped Tour will ensure you a piece of the action. You will be led on this fantastic tour of the Parisian fashion hotspots by an expert shopping guide who works as a designer for Issey Miyake and in her spare time works as a shopping consultant for Localers. She has designed a special itinerary exclusively for Paris Fashion Week.
- Experience Paris Fashion week through the eyes of an insider
- High-end people watching at the Tuileries during the shows
- A tour of the top-end boutiques of the "Triange d'Or"
Cordelia is a true Parisian. Saint Germain des Prés and Cordelia have a true love story, especially because they h... |
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2 people: €95/person
4 people: €65/person
6 people: €55/person
8 people: €45/person
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Limited dates from the 25th of February to the 7th of March
From Feb 26th to March 6th the womenswear shows will take place in the 8th arrondissement. You will meet your guide at Metro station Alma-Marceau to begin your glamorous wander through the fashion hotspots. First up is a walk down the Avenue Montaigne, one of the worlds most famous shopping streets. Here you will do a spot of window-shopping as your guide shows you some of this street’s high-end residents: Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton… they will all vie for your attention!
On the corner of Rue Francois 1er and Avenue Montaigne you will be shown the headquarters of Dior with its original shop. Across the street is L'Avenue, the legendary restaurant where top models and the fashion press converge during fashion week. Your savvy guide will lead you through the historic Champs Élysées, past the Grand Palais – the official venue for the Chanel show – and on to the boutique-laden Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Every designer imaginable has a spot along this street, from the headquarters of Lanvin and Hermès to the uber-trendy Colette.
You will wander through one of the most beautiful squares in the world, Place de la Concorde, and onto the Tuileries gardens (the main venue during Paris Fashion week). You may spot well-healed fashion models and journalists rushing from one show to the next in a dazzling display of razor-edge tailoring and colour. Finally, it will be time to see Place Vendôme, with its extraordinary collection of high-end jewellers such as Cartier and Bulgari. This will also be a chance to see the world-renowned Ritz Hotel -- a hotel that has accommodation its fair share of fashion royalty down through the ages.
With us, the more the merrier! Instead of fixed prices, we offer solutions to make your experience of Paris more affordable. Don’t pay a fortune for a personal shopping assistant during the Fashion Week. Booking price goes down as your party increases. Our prices range from 95€ to 45€ for a group of 8.
Price Range for your Paris Fashion Week Tour
- 2 people: € 95 per person
- 3 people: € 80 per person
- 4 people: € 65 per person
- 5 people: € 60 per person
- 6 people: € 55 per person
- 7 people: € 50 per person
- 8 people: € 45 per person
More than 8? Please call us for more details…
Solo travelers are welcomed!
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Cordelia is a true Parisian. Saint Germain des Prés and Cordelia have a true love story, especially because they have a lot in common. Once famous for the literature the area gave birth to, a fresh wind has swept in the young and hip from all over Paris. Music, gastronomy, literature, fashion, design, art … everything happen’s here! After studying fashion at Esmod Paris where she focused on designing women's clothes and underwear, she became a production assistant for Issey Miyake while simultaneously freelancing for other brands. Not unlike many designers, Cordelia is always looking for sources of inspiration through exhibitions, new photographers, painters, and musicians. Sensible with a taste for the colorful, she finds that life without art is downright boring.
