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Print Version Feb 2020 7 2 3 4 5 Place Jacques Bonsergent Paris Catwalk dates: 24 February – 3 March 2020 Organised by The Brits in Paris map is put together by the # UK Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT) to help in association with buyers and press find British designers across 16 18 20 8 9 11 13 14 15 17 19 Paris Women’s Fashion Week. 21 22 20 26 29 32 35 Boulevard de Magenta Quai de Jemmapes Rue de l'Échiquier Goncourt Le Marais Rue de Lancry Rue Richer Rue Albert Thomas Rue Dieu Quai de Valmy Boulevard RueMontmartre du Faubourg Saint-Denis Rue René Boulanger47 Boulevard du Faubourg-Saint-Martin Rue de la Pierre Lev 49 24 Rue Bichat 11 Rue du Faubourg-du-Temple 8Rue Meslay 19 R ue du Gre é nier e 10 -Sai nt-L aza Rue Saint-Martin re Avenue de la R 35 3 épublique 30 7 Rue de Turbigo Rue Yves Toudic 36 14 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir 43 23 9 2 Boulevard Voltaire 16 Rue Du Temple 39 45 B Goncourt 29 13 15 48 Boulevard de Strasbourg 21 38 Ru 37 e R 25 12 C amb 32 uteau 4 Rue Oberkampf Rue Charlot 6 17 18 D 42 Rue de la Perle 28 34 50 Passage Saint-Sébastien s 26 e D iv Rue Saint-Sébastien h 46 le rc p A em s T Boulevard Beaumarchais e d u e d u le R 5 l u R i e ie d u R V P Rue Amelot 31 ue a e F r Rue de Turenne de r c l u a -R Le Marais- a R nc o Rue Saint-Sébastien y 20 Ve s a 1 Rue Beaubourg rre -B l rie ou 27 rg eo See Insert Rue des Rosiers is 41 40 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir 22 Rue de Rivoli 44 33 in e Franç l Ru ois M l iron Rue de Sévigné Rue du Chemin Vert o R - u e r ronn d ha Rue de la Roquette e e C Quai de l'Hôtel de ville L Ru Rue Saint-Antoine Rue de Lappe e n n ro ha C ue e R u n ve A Rue Beautreillis Rue de Charenton Rue du Petit Musc Rue du Lyon Q Pont Marie ua i d e la T our nelle Pont de Sully Rue Mornay Rue de l'Arsenal Avenue Ledru-Rollin Boulevard de la Bastille Tranoï Richelieu A Brits in Paris / A Tranoï Carrousel B Tranoï Bourse C C LONDONshow- D Première Classe E Vendôme F Woman Paris UKFT 28 Feb – 2 March 28 Feb – 2 March 28 Feb – 3 March ROOMS at Tranoï & Impact Luxury 28 Feb – 1 March 28 Feb – 2 March Richelieu 28 Feb – 2 March 28 Feb – 2 March 28 Feb – 3 March Tranoï, Carrousel du Louvre, Carrousel du Louvre, Palais de la Bourse, Atelier Richelieu, Atelier Richelieu, Jardin des Tuileries, rue de Le Meurice, 228 rue de Rivoli, 75001 7 Place Vendôme, 75001 99 rue de Rivoli, Paris 75001 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Place de la Bourse, 75001 60 rue de Richelieu, 75002 60 rue de Richelieu, 75002 Rivoli, 75001 Ready to wear and High end womenswear, Contemporary and occasionwear and jewellery international collections Trade association representing Ready to wear and accessories Ready to wear and Ready to wear and accessories Fashion accessory designers, the UK fashion & textile industry accessories accessories ready to wear and sustainable Metro: Concorde or Tuileries Metro: Concorde Metro: Bourse Metro: Palais Royal/ collections www.vendomeluxury-paris.com www.manwomanshows.com Metro: Palais Royal / Metro: Palais Royal/ www.tranoi.com Metro: Palais Royal/ Musée du Louvre Musée du Louvre Musée du Louvre Musée du Louvre www.britishfashioncouncil.co.uk Metro: Concorde and Tuileries www.ukft.org www.tranoi.com www.tranoi.com www.londonshowrooms.co.uk www.premiere-classe.com Listing as of 21 february 2020; includes information from outside sources © UKFT 2020 This map is illustrative and not to scale Paris Map Feb/March 2020 100% Recycled Paper Listing as of 21 February 2020; includes information from outside sources D Première Classe Tuileries and Impact 28 Feb - 2 March 76 Cube_Showroom | 27 Feb - 4 March 23 RainbowWave | 28 Feb - 5 March Independent designer showrooms, strictly by appointment: Visit UKFT and the Brits in Paris cube-showroom.com | 7 rue Charles François Dupuis, 75003 Paris rainbowwave.com | 22 rue de la Michodière, 75002 Paris Alex Monroe Jewellery alexmonroe.com Bella Freud Timeless & idiosyncratic bellafreud.co.uk 35 Ashish 29 Feb - 3 March | 18 boulevard Montmartre, Paris 75009 at Tranoï Carrousel du Louvre Antoni & Alison Womenswear antoniandalison.co.uk Moy Atelier Eyewear moyatelier.com 8 Daniele Ghiselli Showroom | 28 Feb - 3 March Building B, Floor 4 Bronte by Moon Luxury wool accessories` brontebymoon.co.uk Vaara Activewear vaara.com danieleghiselli.com | 29 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth, 75003 Paris ashish.co.uk 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris Corita Rose Textiles, clutches and cushions coritarose.com Emma Hope Shoes emmahope.com Hayley Menzies Contemporary luxury hayleymenzies.com Friday 28 February to Monday 2 March 2020 36 Glen Prince Scarves glenprince.com Urbancode Women’s outerwear urbancode.com Grenson Fine English shoes grenson.com 24 Riccardo Grassi Showroom | 28 Feb - 5 March 3736 Barbara Alan 27 Feb - 3 March | Galerie ALB, 47 rue Chapon, Paris 75003 riccardograssi.com | 9 Avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris Hayley Menzies Statement accessories & knitwear hayleymenzies.com barbaraalan.com Florence Deschamps | Feb 27 - 5 March JLynch Belts J-lynch.com 9 Mother of Pearl and Womenswear & accessories motherofpearl.co.uk florencedeschamps.com | 2 rue Gabriel Vicaire,75003 Paris A Tranoï - Carrousel du Louvre 28 Feb - 2 March Jane Carr Scarves jane-carr.com No Frills Begg & Co Scarves & stoles beggandcompany.com Jianhui London Jewellery jianhui.co.uk Underage Young fashion underagestudio.com 37 Barrie 29 Feb - 6 March | 13 rue Duphot, 75001 Paris Emin and Paul Womenswear eminandpaul.com Karen Henriksen Millinery & designer hats karenhenriksen.co.uk barrie.com Gushlow and Cole Designer shearling & leather gushlowandcole.com Kate Sheridan Bags & leather accessories katesheridan.com 25 Sandrine Perrin | 29 Feb - 4 March Harris Wharf London Designer collection harriswharflondon.co.uk Lucas Jack Jewellery lucasjack.com 10 Four Marketing Showroom | 27 Feb - 5 March Hotel Marignan, 12 rue de Marignan, Paris 75008 Karl Donoghue Luxury shearlings, leather and fur karldonoghue.com Meher Kakalia Hand stitched fashion footwear meherkakalia.com fourmarketing.com | 5 rue de Tilsitt, 75008 Paris Rocio Handbags rocio.co.uk Skiim Women’s leather rtw skiim-london.com 38 Chinti & Parker 28 Feb - 5 March | Top Floor, 16 Place Vendôme, Paris 75001 Métier by Tomfoolery Jewellery metierbytomfoolery.co.uk UKFT / Brits in Paris Promoting UK fashion & textiles ukft.org 16 Arlington Womenswear 16arlington.co.uk chintiandparker.com Mimi Berry Handbags mimiberry.co.uk Izaak Azanei Contemporary womenswear izaakazanei.com Misa Harada London Millinery misaharada.com Kalmar Resortwear kalmarlifestyle.com B Tranoï - Palais de la Bourse 28 Feb - 2 March Orris London Jewellery & accessories orris.co.uk 26 Schröroom | 28 Feb - 3 March En Shalla High-end accessories enshallah.co.uk Perle de Lune Jewellery perledelune.com 39 David Koma 29 Feb - 5 March | 132 rue de Turenne, Paris 75003 schroroom.com | 5 rue des Haudriettes, 75003 Paris Nigel Preston Leather, suede & sheepskin nigel-preston.com Quinton Chadwick Scarves quintonchadwick.com 11 Haus Showroom | 27 Feb - 4 March davidkoma.com AwaytoMars Women’s & men’s awaytomars.com Simeon Farrar Art/Fashion simeonfarrar.com Ruskin London Artisanal bags ruskinlondon.com hausagencynyc.com | 14 rue d’Aix, 75010 Paris Sula Clothing Womenswear sulaclothing.com Klements Luxury scarves & dresses klements.co.uk Sabina Savage Luxury printed scarves sabinasavage.com Naya Rea Womenswear nayarea.com Livia Tang Womenswear liviatang.co.uk St Piece Printed accessories stpiece.com Milo Maria RTW womenswear milomaria.com 40 Edeline Lee 1 - 2 March | Maison Bréguet, 8 rue Bréguet, Paris 75011 Stephen Jones Millinery Millinery tephenjonesmillinery.com edelinelee.com C Tranoi The Showrooms - Atelier Richelieu 26 Feb - 3 March Sweet Pea Jewellery sweetpeajewellery.com 12 Imoni Showroom Paris | 28 Feb - 6 March imonishowroom.com | Cercle Suédois, 242 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris C LONDONshowROOMS at Tranoi Richelieu 26th Feb - 3 March Victoria Ragna Scarves victoriaragna.com 27 Shvets Showroom | 29 Feb - 4 March 41 Fannie Schiavoni 29 Feb - 5 March | 5 rue de Béarn, 75003 Paris E Vendôme Luxury 28 Feb - 2 March Ancuta Sarca * † Shoes (Womenswear) [email protected] shvets.agency | 1 Quai Voltaire, Paris 75007 fannieschiavoni.com Ashley Williams RTW + Accessories Womenswear ashleywilliams.com Lucy Choi Shoes lucychoilondon.com Di Petsa RTW Womenswear @dipetsa.com 13 Le Works | 27 Feb - 4 March Duran Lantink ◊† RTW Womenswear @duranlantinkyo leworks.co.uk | 31 rue Montmorency, 75003 Paris F Woman Paris 28 Feb - 1 March Goomheo * RTW Womenswear @goomheo 42 Gina 29 Feb - 2 March | The Westin Paris-Vendôme, Edward Crutchley Womenswear edwardcrutchley.com Isosceles ‡ RTW Womenswear isosceles.com 3 rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris Mimi Wade RTW Womenswear Bar Jewellery Jewellery barjewellery.com Katie Ann McGuigan Womenswear katieannmcguigan.com mimiwade.com 28 SixLondon | 27 Feb - 5 March gina.com Nabil Nayal Ω RTW Womenswear Jo Gordon Knitwear SOS Steve O Smith Womenswear sosstevesmith.com nabilnayal.com jogordon.com sixlondon.com | Galerie Joseph, 7 rue Froissart, Paris 75003 Nensi Dojaka * RTW Womenswear nensidojaka.com Mashu Contemporary handbags mashu.co.uk Roker Atelier Contemporary British footwear rokeratelier.com Paula Knorr Ω RTW Womenswear paulaknorr.uk Alexa Chung Shoes alexachung.com Dorateymur Designer shoes dorateymur.co.uk Phoebe English † RTW Womenswear phoebeenglish.com 43 Jenny Packham 28 Feb - 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