Fashionable Apartment in Paris
- 1 Rue Saint-Fiacre ,
- 75002 Paris
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You don’t have to be born in Paris to dress like a Parisian, you can just shop at Sézane! The online shop created by Morgane Sezalory is a French phenomenon beloved by les Françaises, and now going global.
This chic French fashion brand has a brick-and-mortar shop in the 2nd Arrondissement called L’Appartement Sézane. Decorated in the style of a fashionable apartment, shopping here is a real treat for the eyes. Think shelves lined with beautiful shoes alongside vases of seasonal flowers, a cushioned sofa, dainty light fixtures, and mirrors. So many mirrors!
The vintage-inspired clothing, handbags, accessories, and darling stationery for sale make the ‘apartment’ feel even homier.
Most French girls easily find something they love here, and price varies from 80€ for a skirt to 150€ for a pair of shoes. I never leave without a pair of earrings or a sweet notebook (the best way to spend 8€, if you ask me). Plus, you get a signature Sézane cotton tote with every purchase. What’s not to love?
Can’t make it to Paris? You can still get that Sézane style on their Online Boutique!
Urbansider Tip: If you’re hungry after all that shopping (and still have some money left), head across the street to Bambou for some trendy Thai food!
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