Review
"
Paris Chic & Trendy: Designers' Studios, Hip Boutiques, Vintage Shops is another collection for shoppers who want to know what's hot and what's hip, and with a sense of style. You'll find items that you may not find in other cities in spite of the world becoming increasingly global." --BonjourParis
"Author Adrienne Ribes-Tiphaine, formerly a writer for French
Vogue and now affiliated with
Elle, takes a look at small studio-shops run by up-and-coming designers featuring only their work or that of friends, alongside a sophisticated edit of pieces from seasoned designers who supply French fashionistas. The pocket-sized guide is full of photos of shops and merchandise, from jewelry and lingerie to shoes, handbags, separates, sweater sets, stilettos, boots, trench coats and Little Black Dresses." -
Ventura County Star"Even if you aren't planning a Paris splurge soon, indulge in the fantasy with this charming little book." -Anne Fitzgerald,
Boston Globe Travel Editor
"From the publishers behind
Markets of Paris and
Literary Paris (as well as many more gorgeous Francophile-friendly guides) comes
Paris Chic & Trendy, a guide to up-and-coming designers' studios, hip boutiques, and vintage shops. Written by Adrienne Ribes-Tiphaine, a writer for French
Vogue and
Elle, and featuring stunning photography by Sandrine Alouf, this is one shopping guide to Paris that would ooze chic..." -Gridskipper
"Ribes-Tiphaine's pocket-size book is essential for armchair and real-world shoppers alike."
-Vogue"This hip travel-size guide lists the best designer studios, boutiques and vintage shops in the city." -
Newsweek“Pretty...practical and absolutely essential.” –
Le Figaro“A glance through Adrienne Ribes-Tiphaine’s colorful new pocket-size guidebook
Paris Chic & Trendy is a whirl of colorful storefronts and close-ups of jackets, underwear and accessories she and Sandrine Alouf, her photographer, found worthy of note.” –
France Today
About the Author
Adrienne Ribes-Tiphaine has two passions: journalism and fashion. Born in 1973, she studied political sociology before becoming a writer for
Nova Magazine under the direction of Jean-Francois Bizot. She has written for
Vogue France, and is now a freelance writer for
Elle,
Atmosphere,
Rendez-Vous, and
France-Amerique. In 2003, she published
Paris sur mesure (Parigramme).
Sandrine Alouf lives in Paris. In 2006 she had a photographic installation,
A ciel ouvert (
Open to the Skies), at Station Luxembourg in Paris.