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The auction at Sotheby’s in Paris reflects the taste of one of Europe’s earliest gallerists in the field
Surrealist museum-shop Tombées du Camion celebrates the poetry of forgotten things
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Sophie Carbonari’s ‘cosmic lifting’ techniques have given rise to a new beauty line
An insider guide to some of the most stylish places to stay in the City of Light
This smart Left Bank five-star hotel pays homage to famous former residents such as James Joyce, while offering haute bistronomy and a superlative spa experience
A former Holiday Inn has metamorphosed into a Raphael Navot-designed beauty that oozes Left Bank cool
Boho vibes, quirky charm and DJ sets await you at this hipster haven
Retro-futurist glitz and astonishing views of the city are drawing the fashion crowd to a once unfashionable quartier
Dine, dance and dream in a throwback to Jazz Age Paris complete with tastefully 21st-century touches
Officials say some higher rates are needed to balance budget and that only 5% will be sold at more than €400
French capital is gaining momentum as a financial hub, but it still lags behind London in size
Photographers and vloggers are pulling back the curtain on the pieces people actually buy and wear
Your most beloved urban running routes, from Athens to Zurich
The star lights up Mia Hansen-Løve’s high-end domestic drama about a woman caring for two generations
In the 1930s, the artist emerged from a creative slump into his visionary late period
Skirmishes break out in Paris on 11th day of nationwide strikes and demonstrations in response to Macron policy
Key Notes | Elle has beaten other major titles to become the first to launch a hotel — but seems more focused on being comfortable than cutting-edge
Referendum highlights how the nascent industry is vulnerable to local politics and regulation
Rental companies had criticised referendum for being too restrictive, with only 100,000 residents taking part
‘Trottinettes’ are billed as eco-friendly, strike-proof transport but have caused angst on the streets
The man behind the Frenchie group of dining destinations shares his favourite places for food and drink in one of the capital’s coolest quartiers
Artists from Van Gogh to Picasso made rapid developments in European art around the turn of the 20th century
Retracing the route of the original Orient Express, 140 years after it first rolled out of Paris
Belarusian competitors also barred as part of sanctions over Ukraine war
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