Paris Fashion Week Bulletin

City Guides x Emilie Meinadier Consulting

Winter 2018-19

Eat & Drink

Raw Saint Germain Goguette Gaya

brunch / modern euro modern euro / small plates / wine bar / terrace modern euro / seafood / small plates At their new Left Bank address, chef William From an open kitchen, chef Gianmarco Gorni Chef Pierre Gagnaire has relocated his more Pradeleix and his wife Marie keep the focus (ex-David Toutain) prepares a short daily casual Left Bank and seafood focused bistro to on excellent produce simply prepared, but menu – perhaps duck, onions and broccolini, a new, bigger site just around the corner, where exploring sophisticated flavour associations or matcha tiramisu, sage crumble and Argentinian born architect Marcelo Joulia has often inspired by Asia: how about beef tartare, beetroot powder – paired with natural wines imposed an elegant and masculine Art Deco soy vinaigrette, truffle cream and green mango? at this relaxed local spot, a living manifesto atmosphere on the bar and suite of dining rooms. And across the road from the original Marais for “liberated cooking and wine”. Enjoy a set The menu remains a showcase of technique and address you’ll now find Raw To Go, selling menu at lunch (18€/ 23€), then at night the creativity: the seafood platter is an astonishing complete meals as well as healthy snacks and wine bar vibe comes to the fore, with the menu experiment in form, flavour and texture. fresh juices to take away. privileging small plates for sharing. 16 rue de Saint-Simon, 7th | 01 45 44 73 73 | 44 rue de Fleurus, 75006 | 01 73 73 20 49 | Noon-2.30pm, 108 Rue Amelot, 11th | 09 54 74 16 36 | Noon-2pm, Tue-Fri; Noon-2.30pm (3pm Sat), 7-11pm. Closed Sun, Mon | 6-10.30pm; Sun 11.30-3pm | @rawstgermain 7-10.30pm, Mon-Sat. Closed Sun | @goguette_paris www.pierre-gagnaire.com/restaurants/gaya/

Ground Control des Champs Malro Beefbar

coffee / modern french / pop up / take away cocktails / italian / pizza / take away bar / cocktails / late / modern euro / steak This newest incarnation of the nomadic pop-up This sprawling Upper Marais address After relaunching Argentinian steak mecca food and culture hub is not located in a former modernises the brasserie with a décor evoking Anahi, the millionaire beef importer Riccardo railway depot but a soon-to-be-renovated mall free and easy West Coast reveries and a Giraudi expands his Beefbar concept to Paris off the Champs-Élysées; here chef Stéphane Jego sophisticated Mediterranean menu by Italian after Monaco or Dubai. The glamourous spot (L’Ami Jean) tempts Parisians back to the “world’s chef Denny Imbroisi that takes in the perfect serves premium cuts of Black Angus, Wagyu most beautiful avenue” with gourmet street food Neapolitan pizza, rigatoni cacio e pepe or a or Kobe beef etc, on a pimped-up street food prepared with the finest French produce, not new take on the Greek salad. Or you can just menu (kebab or beef bacon cheeseburger, to mention Jégo’s famous terrine. There’s also a sip a great cocktail in the winter garden. truffled fries...) to a jetsetter crowd inside an coffee shop, gallery space and a cute shop! 7 rue Froissart, 75011 | 01 42 77 38 47 | Noon-2.30pm (3pm extraordinary Art Nouveau dining room. 26 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 | 9.30am-midnight. Sat); 7-10.30pm (11pm Sat); Sun noon-4pm | 5 rue Marbeuf, 8th | 01 44 31 40 00 | Noon-2.30pm, 7.30- Closed Sun | www.groundcontroldeschamps.com www.restaurantmalro.fr 11pm (midnight Fri, Sat) | paris.beefbar.com

Apple Store Champs Elysées Chanel 19 rue Cambon Make My Lemonade

Nine years after inaugurating its first Paris store, For Chanel’s new Paris flagship, architect This bright bricks and mortar concept store on Apple replaces the Carrousel du Louvre space Peter Marino has knitted together 3 buildings, the Canal Saint-Martin develops Lisa Gachet’s with this grand new Champs Élysées flagship. including a former 17th-century convent, into a successful DIY fashion blog – When life gives Historic and modern architecture is juxtaposed 5-floor mega store that wraps around the corners you lemons, make lemonade! – into a colourful within a quintessentially 19th-century apartment, of Cambon and Duphot and extends a short block and fun flagship where you can shop the look, while the tree filled inner courtyard plays host to along Rue Saint-Honoré. Fashion and accessories sign up for a workshop to learn how to make free Today at Apple creative sessions. There’s also are presented throughout a suite of rooms one of their designs with fabric you bought on an immersive “Experience Room” dedicated to recalling Coco Chanel’s legendary 31 rue Cambon site, meet girlfriends for lunch in the café, or the HomePod, and the complete Hermès Apple apartment, and decorated with objets d’art such as pick up a fresh bouquet to go. The good vibes Watch line gets its own space too. the laquered Chinese screens she favoured. and girl power come for free! 114 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 | www.apple.com 19 rue Cambon, 75001 | www.chanel.com 61 quai de Valmy, 75010 | www.makemylemonade.com

Azzedine Alaïa Bookshop & Café Since Alaïa’s passing over a year ago, the historic Marais compound where the couturier lived and worked continues to expand and develop. Opening on 21 Jan is the public gallery’s third exhibition Azzedine Alaïa Collector, dedicated to Alaïa’s lifetime passion, collecting. A parallel display Adrian & Alaïa presents Alaïa’s extensive collection of designer Gilbert Adrian’s suits. And joining the gallery is this new arts bookshop stocked with titles by or about Alaïa’s heroes, friends and peers, from Jean Prouvé to Carla Sozzani or Grace Jones. The café – an extension to his famous, bustling kitchen – will be opening any day now too! 18 rue de la Verrerie, 75004 | 11am-7pm daily | www.maison-alaia.com

What’s On

Grayson Perry Michael Jackson Martine Franck la monnaie grand palais fondation henri cartier-bresson The Turner Prize winning London artist Since Andy Warhol first used his image in 1982, Fifteen years after opening in Montparnasse, brings his distinctive voice to the Monnaie Jackson has become the most depicted cultural the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation joins de Paris for “Vanity, Identity, Sexuality”, his figure in visual art, by an extraordinary array the dense cultural network in the Marais with first major solo show in France. The cross- of leading contemporary artists. Produced with this new space: double in size and including dressing Perry explores themes of gender and the co-operation of the Michael Jackson Estate, a research centre & bookshop. The inaugural identity, class and taste using traditional crafts this exhibition brings together the works of exhibition presents the work of Cartier-Bresson’s of pottery and tapestry, as well as the spectacular over 40 of these artists, from David LaChapelle wife, a curious, socially conscious photographer wardrobe of his transvestite alter ego Claire. to Candice Breitz or Isa Genzken. of ‘fleeting, subjective impressions’. Until 3 Feb | 11 quai de Conti, 75006 | Until 14 Feb | 3 avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 | Until 10 Feb | 79 rue des Archives, 75003 | www.monnaiedeparis.fr www.grandpalais.fr www.henricartierbresson.org