Inside the Saint Laurent Rive Droite store

Located at 213 Saint-Honoré, the new Saint Laurent Rive Droite stores takes over the space that housed the Parisian concept store Colette for 20 years.

Similar to Colette, the new space will be a place to discover collaborations and brands as well as a place for cultural events such as film screenings.

The name Saint Laurent Rive Droite is a nod to the brand’s first ready-to-wear boutique, known as Saint Laurent Rive Gauche.

Saint Laurent Rive Droite has been designed by Anthony Vaccarello as a place to discover different creative and design fields. A new retail destination, it will offer everything from limited editions to performances, exhibitions and events.

The brand’s ready-to-wear men and women’s collections will sit side by side with accessories and records.

While it will be a top shopping destination it will also be a space to look at exhibitions and enjoy events and cultural exchanges.

Embracing new ways of enlarging the brand’s DNA, the space will offer a top selection of vintage music and photography combined with art.

The brainchild of Anthony Vaccarello, it follows the minimalist aesthetic of Saint Laurent stores worldwide.

An interior lover’s dream, the new space is decorated in sleek monochrome marble.

The new store has been designed as a sister retail space to the one located on Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles.