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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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Museums near the Champs-Élysées: a day between fashion and modern art

Around the Champs-Élysées, some of Paris’s most interesting museums are gathered within a surprisingly compact area. Fashion houses, contemporary art centres and major modern-art collections can all be reached on foot from avenue George V, making it easy to plan a cultural day without crossing the city. From the craftsmanship of haute couture at Palais… Read more »

A Romantic Weekend in Paris: The Best Things to Do as a Couple

Paris remains the favourite destination of couples in love, and a weekend is enough to see why. Illuminated bridges, Haussmann façades, terraces where time slows down: the capital seems designed for moments for two. Strolls along the Seine, intimate museums, a candlelit dinner on the water: here are our favourite ideas for a romantic weekend… Read more »

Arrays discovery of the Louvre

Once a medieval fortress, then a royal palace, and today a universal museum, the Louvre is the most visited art museum in the world, welcoming close to nine million visitors a year. Set in the heart of the 1st arrondissement, between the Seine and the Tuileries Garden, it displays some 35,000 works across more than 70,000 m²…. Read more »