DK Travel : Paris : Shopping

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Galeries Lafayette

Printemp’s great rival store opened in 1894 and is a monument to Parisian style, topped by a glorious steel-and-glass dome. Along with designer clothes, there’s a fabulous food hall. The seventh floor has great views.
Gérard Mulot

Here you’ll find some of the finest pastries in Paris, along with some truly miraculous macaroons.
Hédiard

Founded in 1854, this world food emporium features a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables, exotic spices and oils and a host of other gourmet delights.
Isabel Marant

A designer better known to Parisians than overseas, her work is hip but elegant.
Issey Miyake Europe

Superstar Japanese designer sells his limited edition clothing in a chic shop that blends in well with the buildings on the square.
Izraël

Also called the “World of Spices” (and it does have every spice you could wish for) this is a treasure trove of the world’s best food and drink. Tiny but packed with meat, cheese, wine, rum, dates, honey, mustard… it has to be seen.
Jadis et Gourmande

Specialists in fun chocolates, in the shape of the Eiffel Tower and other Parisian landmarks.
Jean-Paul Hévin

Another of the distinguished chocolatiers of Paris, where it is regarded as an honoured profession. Also sells pastries and cakes.
Jil Sander

Minimal and modern store, just like the clothes. Sander’s trouser suits, cashmere dresses and overcoats in neutral colours are displayed on four floors.
Joseph

The largest of the four Joseph stores in Paris, selling knitwear, evening wear and accessories.