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Haute couture, perfumery and fashion mean Chanel’s luxury

Chanel as a brand has emerged as the symbol of the French elegance, delicacy and fashion created for you by the founder Gabrielle Chesnel whose greats seamstress’ name is better known as Coco Chanel.

This stallholder’s daughter from the Cevennes born outside of a marriage relationship was in no way fated to become the founder of the most famous Maison de haute couture in Paris. She has been behind true revolutions in the fashion world, particularly for first woman’s riding trousers, the suit and tomboyishly shape.

If you are seeking for a Hotel near to Champs-Élysées’ shops, we advise you to book a Helzear suite with just a few steps from the various Chanel‘s shops in Paris.

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A foundation dedicated to the contemporary art

In 1984 the collector and business men named Alain-Dominique Perrin created the Cartier Foundation devoted to the contemporary art. After a decade the foundation was moved to Jouy-en-Josas in Yvelines, Raspail boulevard, in the centre of Paris. The foundation aim was supporting the contemporary artistic creation editing books and organising exhibitions with various activities. So… Read more »

What to do as a family in the Montparnasse district?

Montparnasse is a good base for visiting Paris as a family. The district is well connected, less crowded than the most touristy areas, and close to several child-friendly places: gardens, museums, markets, viewpoints and pleasant walks. Around the 14th arrondissement, it is easy to alternate between cultural activities, green breaks and neighbourhood walks. This makes… Read more »

Que faire en couple dans le quartier de Montparnasse

Sur la rive gauche, Montparnasse garde le parfum des années folles, quand peintres, poètes et amoureux se retrouvaient à la terrasse des grands cafés. Un siècle plus tard, le quartier reste l’un des plus attachants de Paris pour une escapade à deux : des cafés mythiques, des ateliers d’artistes devenus musées, et de grands jardins… Read more »