Travel
3 thiNgs to do iN...
Paris
Wine, art-house films and lingerie are some of the
things that the French do best. IndulGe In some
sexy lInGerIe... at the legendary shop of sabbia rosa
(71-73 rue des saints pères, Tel. +33 1 45 48 88 37,
www.sabbiarosalingerie.com). Buzz to enter rosa’s softly
lit store and step inside to discover a room full to the
brim with gorgeous lingerie, including silky slips and
knickers, gossamer-like chiffon negligees, French-lace
trimmed camisoles and satin nightgowns. The garments
all come in a range of take-me-to-bed shades like lemon,
mocha and pistachio.
lose yourself In the leGendary jazz scene...
sprinkled across the left bank are traditional clubs like the
Caveau de la huchette (5 rue de la huchette, Tel. +33 1
43 26 65 05, www.caveaudelahuchette.fr) – a medieval
cellar that has been a mainstay on the jazz scene for some
60 years. across the river, in les halles, you’ll find the
legendary au Duc des lombards (42 rue des lonbards,
Tel. +33 1 42 33 22 88, www.ducdeslombards.com).
This wood-panelled, yellow-walled club is lined with
posters of some of the greats who have played here –
geT The sTYle!
including Kenny Burrell, Johnny griffin, herbie hancock
Paris is chic by definition,
and Wayne shorter.
and if you’re spending
You may own the keyring, but emBrace the clIchÉ...
some honeymoon time
in the City of Love, you’ll
because visiting paris without glimpsing the eiffel Tower is
need to fit in with the
unthinkable. Built for the 1889 World Fair and centenary
fashionistas. a weekend
of the French revolution, the vertiginous tower is a
bag in this girly black and
radical feat of engineering. To elevate your style, visit
white bow print, E62.50,
the Jules verne restaurant (Quai Branly, Tel. +33 1 from accessorize is great
45 55 61 44, www.lejulesverne-paris.com) run by for quick visits, but you’ll
alain Ducasse, whose scallops are legendary. if the
want something more
weather is warm, take a baguette, pâté and a bottle
stylish for a night on the
of red wine to the grassy area beneath the tower for
town – so try this pink
gigi rosette bag, E51,
a spontaneous picnic. This is best done in the evening,
from Monsoon. top off
when the tower is illuminated for five minutes every
any simple chic look with
hour by 20,000 light bulbs. sit and whisper “Quand
a statement necklace
il me prend dans ses bras / il me parle tout bas / Je
– we love this st Lucia
vois la vie en rose...” piece, E60, from dune.
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