Discover the best pop-up stores in Paris

By Camille Bois-Martin.

Published on 19 November 2025. Updated on 21 July 2026.

Paris, capital of fashion and design pop-up stores

In Paris, pop-up stores have become more essential than ever for fashion, design and beauty enthusiasts. The quintessential temporary concept, these short-lived shops are taking over the capital’s most creative neighbourhoods to offer unique experiences. A combination of exclusivity, innovation and desirability.

From major fashion houses and emerging designers to jewellery labels and design brands, these hybrid spaces are reinventing shopping by turning it into a true event. Where can you find the go-to pop-up stores in Paris? Where can you experience the best of the Parisian fashion and design scene from a fresh perspective? Here is a roundup of the city’s most exciting temporary spots.

The go-to fashion and design pop-up stores in July 2026

Anthony Calydon takes over the Marais

Why? Parisian designer Anthony Calydon has established himself as one of the most promising voices of the new generation of French designers. Winner of the 2026 ANDAM Pierre Bergé Prize, he explores and revamps the codes of streetwear through bold plays on volumes, shapes and colours. His clothing and accessory collections are contemporary, slightly playful, without ever compromising on comfort.

Fashion lovers will be able to immerse themselves in his universe through an exclusive pop-up store taking place on July 25th and 26th. For one weekend only, a selection of the house’s signature pieces will be unveiled, including knit bags and vibrant shorts. Set in an intimate space in the heart of Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, the event will spotlight creations that reinvent knitwear, while boldly revisiting the codes of the urban wardrobe.

What to buy? The highlight is Anthony Calydon’s signature knitted bags. Recreated in pastel pink, sunny yellow and baby blue, this trendy accessory is the perfect companion for a modern summer look.

The address? Anthony Calydon pop-up, on July 25th and 26th, 2026, from 12pm to 7pm, 37 rue Debelleyme, 75003 Paris.

Lili Curia opens a pop-up store at Dover Street Market

Why? Lili Curia is one of British fashion’s best-kept secrets. Launched in London in 2025, the young footwear label is already making waves. Worn by stars like Karol G, Suki Waterhouse and Natalie Portman, the footwear blends gothic and romantic influences in an aesthetic we can’t get enough of. Slightly theatrical, the collection is now available in France for the very first time through a pop-up at Dover Street Market, the temple of niche fashion PAris, open until July 9th. The shoe displays draw their inspiration from the elegant counters of London’s finest pastries, dotted with mannequin arms and legs, for a surreal, distinctly Alice in Wonderland atmosphere.

What to buy? Lili Curia’s creations stand apart from the crowd, offering a welcome alternative to minimalist trends. We love the embroidered sneakers, the kitten heels adorned with delicate straps and the baby-blue Mary Jane printed with floral motifs. Our favourite pair remains the yellow crochet flat sandals with a deep burgundy-red ribbon.

The address? Lili Curia pop-up, until July 9th, 2026, Level -1, Dover Street Market, 35–37 Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Paris 4th.

JW Anderson’s first-ever pop-up in Paris

Why? JW Anderson is finally opening its very first retail space in France. Following the success of the brand’s London boutiques, the label is crossing the Channel for a summer-long Parisian residency. This debut is set to draw the crowds, especially as it opens during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week. Visitors can discover Jonathan Anderson’s creations—he is also Dior’s artistic director—from sparrow-shaped clutches and Breton-striped tops to raw denim, all with a smile.

What to buy? A loafer bag, one of the season’s most coveted accessories. Inspired by JW Anderson’s signature loafers, this suede bag comes in both mini and large versions, making it just as suited to everyday outfits as it is to a more polished evening wardrobe.

The address? JW Anderson pop-up, from July 9 to September 24, 2026, 15 Rue du Louvre, Paris 1st.

Jihan, a pop-up dedicated to African and West Asian fashion

Why go? Think of it as a stylish intellectual haven. Following in the footsteps of Chanel’s Rencontres Littéraires and Miu Miu’s book clubs, the Jihan pop-up brings together a carefully curated selection of highly desirable fashion labels, alongside a rich lineup of literary and cinematic events. As you walk around the rails, discovering Super Yaya’s exuberantly ruffled dresses or Renaissance Renaissance’s sculptural peplum tops, you can also enjoy film screenings curated by the independent platform Shasha Movies, an interactive reading room and a publishing residency hosted by Storm Books.

The result is a vibrant, creative melting pot that invites visitors to linger for hours in this singular space. Better still, 5% of the pop-up’s profits will be donated to Misr El Kheir Foundation in Egypt to provide local craftswomen with the tools and training needed to transform traditional craftsmanship into sustainable livelihoods.

What to buy? Without hesitation, one of Rescha’s sequin skirts. We love both the vibrant colour palette, especially the yellow version, and the exquisite embroidery. It’s the perfect piece to style with a football jersey for a fresh take on the blokecore trend.

The address? Jihan pop-up, until July 4th, 2026, 6 Rue Charles-François Dupuis, Paris 3rd.

L’Objet welcomes florist Chauvin Paris

Why go? Every year, the renowned design boutique L’Objet reinvents itself. As spring fills the capital with blooming flower beds and leafy trees, the brand embraces the season by giving its Parisian space a fresh new look. This summer, it welcomes celebrated florist Chauvin Paris, whose floral creations have been described as haute couture, to take over the boutique. The result is an immersive experience in which monumental bouquets interact with L’Objet’s carefully curated collection of contemporary design pieces.

What to buy? Drawn in by the intoxicating fragrance of Chauvin Paris’s floral arrangements, you will inevitably find yourself captivated by L’Objet’s design objects. Our favourites are the vases showcasing these spectacular bouquets, with their beautifully organic, sculptural forms.

The address? Chauvin Paris x L’Objet pop-up, from June 11th to July 4th, 2026, 30 Rue Jacob, Paris 6th.

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Gertrude settles in Citadium Caumartin

The Marseille-based brand Gertrude, which has seen impressive growth in recent months, is taking over the Citadium Caumartin for the Fall season, from November 3rd to 16th, 2025. For the occasion, the brand is installing an immersive pop-up store on the concept store’s ground floor, dedicated to its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, featuring an oversized puffer jackets and a refined urban style.

Throughout the event, visitors can take part in games and win exclusive goodies. On November 8th, a free customization workshop led by artist OG DIDO, founder of the brand D+OG, will invite the public to reimagine Gertrude’s signature pieces. In short, a creative and urban interlude, true to the free-spirited, inventive essence of the Marseille label…

The Gertrude pop-up store, from November 3rd to 16th, 2025, at Citadium, 50-56 rue de Caumartin, Paris 9th.

Galeries Lafayette celebrates Marc Jacobs

While currently hosting a pop-up dedicated to Hungarian brand Nanushka until January 2026, Galeries Lafayette is also making space for Marc Jacobs. Spotlighting the New York label’s new capsule “Joy”, the Parisian institution is inviting everyone to embrace good vibes. What’s on? The iconic denim Tote Bag and plenty of winter essentials, like the cheeky slogan hoodies – “please dont spoil the joy by making stupid comments” – playful bag charms, classic scarves. There’s something for everyone. Even our furry friends haven’t been forgotten… Go and find out why.

Marc Jacobs’ pop-up store, open from October 16th to November 11th, 2025, at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, 40 boulevard Haussmann, Paris 9th.

Le Monde Béryl opens its first pop-up store

It’s a milestone moment for Le Monde Béryl, the shoe brand founded in 2016 by Lily Atherton Hanbury and Katya Shyfrin. Seizing the opportunity of the Paris Fashion Week, the duo is opening a pop-up store throughout October. It is the brand’s very first independent retail space. Reflecting the brand’s “sexy and androgynous” identity, as the founders describe it, this hybrid setting offers a full immersion into the refined universe of Le Monde Béryl, somewhere between a store and cultural venue.

Want to treat yourself? You can opt for the signature almond-shaped ballet flats inspired by Venetian gondoliers’ slippers. For those looking for something warmer, a pair of flat over-the-knee boots offer a modern twist on classic riding boots. The type of footwear that perfectly blends elegance and comfort.

Le Monde Béryl pop-up store is open until November 4th, 2025, at 24 rue Saint-Roch, Paris 1st.

TIME brings elegance to La Samaritaine

With its ochre-green carpet, large mirror, and warm minimalist ambiance, the pop-up store of TIME, South Korean brand founded 30 years ago, casts a serene, muted glow over La Samaritaine. Inside the iconic Parisian department store for a limited time is a curated selection of pieces from TIME’s Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection, featuring reimagined wardrobe staples and beautiful winter accessories.

Our favorites? The shearling coat with an oversized collar, impeccable tailored officecore sets and square-toe pumps. Just the right picks to keep you company, while waiting for the brand’s upcoming show that will soon take place at La Samaritaine during the Fashion Week…

The TIME pop-up store is open until October 30th, 2025, at La Samaritaine, 9 rue de la Monnaie, Paris 1st.

Le Tanneur dedicates a pop-up store to vintage fashion

“To embody French elegance and share our love for fine materials and well-crafted leather goods.” Such is the motto of Le Tanneur. Founded in 1898 and known for its exceptionally durable, high-quality bags, the French house is setting up a unique pop-up store in Paris, right inside its flagship on boulevard des Capucines, which has been transformed into a playful, immersive space. The goal? To highlight its heritage through a curated selection of restored archive pieces, such as chessboards, catchall trays, tarot boxes. And of course, writing accessories, all crafted in leather. A rare collection of nostalgic and convivial objects that will for sure seduce visitors from all ages throughout October.

The pop-up store Vintage by Le Tanneur is open until October 26th, 2025, at 16 boulevard des Capucines, Paris 9th.

Samuel François’ jewelry blooms in the Palais Royal gardens

From floral designs to anatomical pieces adorned with his signature Neapolitan eye, Samuel François’ jewellery oscillates between poetry, vanity, and baroque flair. Crafted in gilded, sometimes enamelled bronze, and made using the ancient lost-wax casting technique dating back over six millennia, these creations begin as three-dimensional models before being cast in metal. Nestled in the heart of the Palais Royal gardens, this dedicated pop-up store marks a milestone for the designer. For the first time, his “sculpted objects” are available for purchase in a store. The perfect opportunity to admire sensual, highly symbolic jewellery and precious talismans with an almost mystical aura.

Samuel François‘ jewellery pop-up store is open until October 21st, 2025, at 145 galerie Valois, Paris 1st.

Carhartt WIP takes over Le Bon Marché

Founded in Detroit in 1889, Carhartt WIP has become a master at reimagining workwear and shaking up its codes. The brand now takes over Le Bon Marché, and more specifically, its basement. Hidden away in this almost secret space is a pop-up store brimming with the label’s iconic creations, from printed T-shirts to staple denim pieces, displayed alongside new arrivals from the Fall/Winter collection. At the center of it all looms the oversized, stylized “C,” the brand’s emblem. The event brings a dose of Carhartt WIP’s rebellious, urban spirit to Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche.

The Carhartt WIP pop-up store is open until October 19th, 2025, at Le Bon Marché, 24 rue de Sèvres, Paris 7th.