Analysis Of Fashionable Fashion Born In Paris Fashion

Although'Made in France'uses English expression, in fact, the label is purely French.

Most of the time, Paris's fashion brands are going through ups and downs.

However, there is an old golden rule in Paris fashion: Made in France.

I have been to three different boutiques in France, and their brand concepts are different, full of unique creativity and quality assurance.

When I saw the elegant fashion, I was very impressed and deeply impressed by those designers and manufacturers.

However, when I discovered that French fashions were scarce, I felt a little disappointed (after all, it didn't overrun Chinese clothing).

In order to equip its new apartment, it decided to open a new store that would enable all customers to find original brands.

If you want to find a more feminine fashion product, you should go to Sept Cinq of South Pigalle.

It was co operated by two women in Paris. They met in University and decided to use all the resources around them and enthusiastically invested in this boutique. They excavated a lot of designs from Paris designers.

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This is what David M nochet has been curious about, and he wants to know which fashions are still made in France, and which brands that have been successful have vanished.

It seems that it is born of a contradictory combination of politics, authority and logic.

So David M e nochet, together with Justine, a friend and partner, and manufacturers from generation to generation, worked together to discover a large number of French made goods and modern French fashion brands, and strive for perfection.

Ironically, however, the retailers of Bleu de France's commercial streets are Chinese, because actually many of their customers come from China, and they come here to buy genuine French fashion brands.

Although they are not profitable, David M e nochet and Justine Lowinger are still working to dig out French innovative brands and refreshing fashion products and continue to develop their own brands.

The famous industrialist Alexis Leroy did not think about the plan before he took over the boutique on Saint Germain Avenue.

When he took over the gold distribution point, he began to racking his brains to integrate his own ideas with this boutique.

So we have this Gab & Jo fashion boutique, and he built it into a "Alibaba base".

Although it is somewhat similar to other "Made-in-France" stores, Leroy insists that its development is unlimited.

He hopes to bring the best qualities of France into full play and develop the charm, taste and spirit of France through this unique way of collecting.