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From 7 May, Veuve Clicquot returns to the 7ᵉ Ciel at Printemps Haussmann with a refined take on its “Picnic” concept. Set on the roof of Printemps Femme, the terrace offers a contemporary take on the outdoors, combining meticulous styling with an unpretentious embrace of the codes of luxury.

In Pigalle, a legendary hotspot of Parisian nightlife, the Bus Palladium is set to make a much-anticipated reopening in 2026, four years after it closed. More than just a comeback, it is a true transformation: this rock music mecca, founded in 1965, is now becoming a five-star hotel combining hospitality, fine dining and a vibrant music scene.

The 2026 edition of Art Paris, the unmissable event for modern and contemporary art, attracted a record 87,275 visitors this spring (compared with 86,975 in 2025). It was a wonderful event that took place in a joyful and vibrant atmosphere.

Following Jeux de Mains in Shanghai in 2024, the Comité Colbert is now turning its attention to the United States. To mark 250 years of Franco-American friendship, the event promises to reveal a chapter of American history through more than 60 luxury houses and cultural institutions that are members of the Comité Colbert.

The world of wellness is constantly reinventing itself, keeping pace with and anticipating the spirit of the times. The sector has never been so creative, so thriving, or so widely followed. More than ever, well-being is a luxury: from a fleeting, occasional whim, it has evolved into an essential need—and sometimes a necessity—in a daily life characterised by hyper-connectivity and mental overload.

The European luxury market remains highly dynamic in 2025, with 96 new boutique openings, despite a more challenging property market. According to Cushman & Wakefield, luxury brands are stepping up their investment in the most prestigious locations, where supply is extremely limited.

Paris regains the top spot, driven by 22 new openings, particularly on Rue Saint-Honoré and in the high-end perfumery sector.

As part of the partnership between Paris and Los Angeles ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Paris je t’aime – Tourist Office organised a networking event under the patronage of the Consul General, bringing together Parisian tourism professionals and destination ambassadors who help promote Paris in the United States.

Second-hand sections in department stores brimming with vintage pieces from luxury brands, concept stores dedicated to sustainable fashion, or high-end jewellery houses committed to sourcing raw materials responsibly… In Paris, shopping is a celebration, even when it comes to sustainable fashion.

In this exclusive interview, Marin Montagut reveals his sources of inspiration, as well as the collaborations and encounters that inspire him day to day. His boutique, located on Rue Madame, and his latest collection of favourite spots pay tribute to Paris and its traditional crafts.