Le Paris d'Emilie

Maison Emilie Marcelle Paris is delighted to show you the "Moët in Paris by Allénos," a pop-up restaurant and bar located at Le Beau Passage on Rue de Grenelle in the 7th arrondissement. From June 1st until early autumn 2024, this venue will offer oenological and gastronomic experiences curated by Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno. Designed by French designer Charles de Vilmorin, this new space draws inspiration from nature, featuring vibrant colors and floral decor. In this enchanting setting, visitors can savor dishes crafted to highlight the cuvées of Moët & Chandon, all accompanied by the soothing sounds of a piano...

The Beaupassage has 4 works by different artists dedicated to the theme of digital technology. Eva Jospin´s La Traversée is a corridor 28 meters long and 5.30 meters high, made entirely from corrugated cardboard, the artist's favorite material.   La Cape Voyage piece we chose for this occasion embodies the spirit of exploration and sophistication. Its design, inspired by the timeless charm of travel, harmonized beautifully with the natural surroundings of the art that is in le beaupassage. As we wandered through the forest, the intricate details and luxurious fabrics of our creation stood out, highlighting the perfect union of...

During your visit to Paris, a stop at the renowned Pierre Hermé patisserie is an absolute must for any macaron lover. The Ispahan( rose, rasberry and litchi) perfume will surely seduce you.  Lisa, our designer, is wearing our Little Leather Jacket in a charming glittery pink with a little black dress. These pieces, like Pierre Hermé's creations, are designed with meticulous attention to detail and a passion for elegance.

Created in 1633, the Palais-Royal Garden is a must while in Paris. Its history, incredible design mixed with the contemporary Daniel Buren columns and its great cafes and restaurants make it a fun place to visit.   The model is wearing "la robe TOUT" from the collection inspired by and in collaboration with the artist Emilia Azcárate. She is standing next to a Buren Column, created by the French artist Daniel Buren, known for his conceptual and minimalist works.