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Agora Presse

Buy every day your local newspaper... and look the magazines and more ...Agora Press is a popular International newsstand in the Marais, right across from the Open Café. Whether you’re searching for a specialty magazine, a foreign newspaper or just want to pick up one of the French dailies, you’re sure to find it all here. There is also a good selection of gay press and books to please the local clientele.

Boy’s Bazar

Boy’s Bazar is by far the most popular gay clothing store in the Marais. There are actually two different outlets located right next door to each other. Boy's Bazar Collection sells top-of-the-line clothing from major designers such as Thierry Mugler, J.-P. Gaultier, Paul Smith, Andrew McKenzie and many others. Boy’s Bazar Basic specializes in jeans, streetwear and basic accessories. A must for any visit to the Marais.

Collette

Chic fashion house. Collette is a much-talked-about boutique located on rue St Honoré which maintains an exclusive collection of the very latest in chic objects and clothing. The shop is a destination in itself, complete with its own designer water bar and restaurant below. Beautiful people shopping for beautiful things are all part of this boutique’s energy and glamorous reputation.

Diesel Stylelab Store

Une des grandes enseignes de la mode pour des jeunes gens assez fashion. Diesel propose une grande gamme de vêtements de qualités : jeans, sweat, t-shirt… le tout est très branché et très fréquenté mais aussi porté par les gays. Une grande marque qui propose aussi de nombreux accessoires.

Energie

Energie is another popular brand with gays in Paris and all over Europe. High fashion and high quality, the Energie line proposes several collections throughout the year. And their shop is just a few steps away from Diesel on rue Etienne Marcel. The savvy shopper is sure to find exactly what they’re looking for.

Kabuki

One of the four Parisian shops from designer Barbara Bui, Kabuki proposes a complete line of women’s prêt-a-porter. Harmonious with its Franco-Vietnamese origins, the style represents a mixture of feminine and androgynous, force and brittleness, relaxation and quality. A line of accessories were added to her creations since 2000.

La Grande Epicerie

The Grande Epicerie is the upmarket food hall of the famous left-bank deparment store, Le Bon Marche. There you will find a unique assortment of food items from all over the world, with a particular emphasis on items which are not easy to find in France. Gourmet prepared items are also abundant. Expect only the highest quality (and prices!) But the experience is worth it.

Le Bon Marché

Upmarket Left Bank department store (with styles and prices to match!); the first one in Paris. Le Bon Marché is the largest department store on the left bank of Paris. It opened its doors in 1888 and is an architectural landmark, Gustave Eiffel being involved in the design and construction. Throughout the years, it has upheld its image as true boutique de luxe and thus very Parisian.