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L’Eclaireur: Rue Herold

This is perhaps the most treasure-like of all L'Eclaireur spaces. With no storefront or sign, visitors must buzz a tiny intercom for a true "open sesame effect". The large carriage gates open onto a cavernous and magnificent space, filled with an eclectic mix of lesser known designers and furniture. Be sure to ask about the hidden "cabinet des curiosities," as
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L’Eclaireur: Rue Boissy D’anglas

The newest addition to the L'Eclaireur enterprise is the shop located on rue Boissy D'Anglas, just off the Faubourg Saint Honoré. Like stepping into the imagination of Fornasetti himself, the shop is decked out in the master's art, as well as a series of high-end designers, including labels ranging from Versace to Antonio Berardi and everything in between. To induce
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L’Eclaireur: Marais Homme

With a Diptyque candle outpost in the front of the shop, and a long list of designers including Martin Margiela, Prada Sport, and Giorgio Brato, the Marais Homme boutique is a stone's throw from the women's shop on rue des Rosiers. Parquet floors tinted with linseed oil and blackened metal fixtures create an appropriately masculine environment for the shop's dedicated
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Sick

To call this store alternative would be a huge understatement. From the graffiti-clad exterior to the graciously overstocked interior, Sick is not for the faint hearted. The owner used to design for Boy London, and still carries some of their funky streetwear. However, the main focus at Sick lies in French vintage, with clothing, furniture and bicycles
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Goodhood

Located in the up-and-coming area of Shoreditch, GoodHood is the lifelong dream of seasoned industry pros. Dedicated to stocking high end street wear, partners Kyle and Jo have dipped into Tokyo, Copenhagen and London's East End to find unique creations from independent lines. Don't be afraid to ditch the high street to experience this bona fide shopping destination. 41 Coronet
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What Goes Around Comes Around

This boutique has been supplying its clientele (including many celebrities and the stylists who dress them) with the creme de la creme of vintage clothing since 1993. Hot items span the spectrum from the Victorian era to Vivienne Westwood. Founded by Seth Weisser and Gerard Maione, WGACA sets the standard for the high-end vintage retail experience. 351 West Broadway New York, NY
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Route 66

Route 66, is an Americana clothing shop with "a jaw-dropping range of US vintage clothes, western boots, 501s, Raybans and other primo goods." They also recently launched a self-titled deluxe range of clothing and accessories for men and women, and stock brands such as TUK, Dickies, Lucky 13, Rockmount and Felon. An off-the-beaten-path shop that is not to be
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Dog & Wardrobe

This brand new weekend addition to Broadway Market offers an eclectic selection of goods. Sourced on their travels both home and abroad by owners, V and Jane, the collection of vintage and new apparel changes frequently and shows real thought. the Dog & Wardrobe reflects the vibrant and imaginative vibe of the area. 3B Regents Studios, 8 Andrews Rd, E8, London www.thedogandwardrobe.com
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Acne Studio

From their modest early stages, Acne Studio has developed into a celebrated denim brand that unites innovative styles with a versatile wardrobe for men and women, ranging from basic cotton T-shirts, to tailored jackets and fantastic accessories and shoes. By designing simple, functional clothes Acne Jeans aims to create a modern framework for individuality. Norrmalmstorg 2 111 46 Stockholm, Sweden Telephone: +46 8
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Puurr

A well-edited concept shop with great decor including a luminous pink bar and a black sculptured fish pond in the middle! Brands include "Blue Blood for our Friends," which specializes in menswear and denim, and edgy classics such as Commes des Garcons, Junya Watanabe Man and Maharishi amongst others. Prinsestraat 4A 2513 CD, The Hague Telephone: + 3170 345 35 36 www.puurr.com
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Mar Mar Co

Mar Mar Co. sells a range of contemporary, design-led products for the home. They also offer a bright line of organic children's clothing as well as jewelry from Helena Rohner. Lama wool "cashlama" scarves and fair trade Bolivian accessories add a wealth of texture and color to the serene ambiance. 16 Cheshire St London E.2 Telephone: +44 20 7729 1494 www.marmarco.com
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