Tucked away in the vibrant 18th arrondissement, Allée Raymonde isn’t just a pathway. It’s a charming reflection of Parisian history and style. Allée Raymonde is named after the grandmother of Julie, a former fashion editor. This stylish granddaughter opened a vintage shop called Raymonde. It’s located on Rue du Poteau. The shop, a testament to her grandmother’s name, is a treasure trove of eco-conscious fashion. Allée Raymonde embodies the spirit of “slow fashion”. It showcases vintage finds alongside pieces from eco-friendly designers. Julie, daughter and granddaughter of Roger Chaussures, a well-known shoe store on the same street, has a keen eye for unique items. Her shop, Raymonde, is a curated collection of her favorite sustainable labels. Shoes, a nod to her family’s legacy, feature prominently. You’ll find Italian furlanes, vegan clogs made from corn and grain plastic, and French-made leather derbies. Allée Raymonde, through its namesake boutique, captures the essence of Parisian chic. It’s a blend of timeless style and modern values. Beyond the shoes, Raymonde also offers a curated selection of vintage clothing. Think wool blazers, Levi’s 501s, and colorful sweaters. These pieces, chosen with Julie’s expert eye, evoke the effortless style of Copenhagen’s fashion scene. Allée Raymonde invites you to step into a world where fashion meets sustainability, a unique Parisian experience.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.