Everyday Parisian

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring

Rebecca Plotnick — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 22:47:27 +0000

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring 2026
What to Pack for Paris in the Spring: Updated 2026 Spring
Key Items to Pack for Paris in the Spring

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring 2026

Paris in the spring is one of my favorite times to visit, and one of the most popular seasons for good reason. The city wakes up from its winter slumber with soft pink blossoms and sun drenched cafés that beg for a long afternoon and a glass of rosé.

Packing for Paris in the spring, however, can be a bit challenging. Between crisp mornings, sunny afternoons, and the occasional rain shower that appears when you least expect it.

Layers are key for navigating spring weather in Paris. Follow along for exactly what to pack so you feel prepared, comfortable, and looking Parisian chic.

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring: Updated 2026 Spring

Shop the photo above with the most recent ideas on what to pack for Paris in the spring 2026.

Key Items to Pack for Paris in the Spring

A classic trench coat and or suede jacket for layering.
Comfortable walking shoes (sneakers) and (my go-to flats)
An umbrella that folds up in your tote.
A lightweight scarf. Very Parisian. Tie onto your bag if it gets to warm.
A zippered tote or crossbody bag keepig your belongings safe on the go.
Sunglasses and sunscreen. Always.
Button-downs, light knits, blouses, and t-shirts for layering.
Jeans and a pair or trousers.
A little black dress or midi skirt for a night out.

What to Expect for the Weather in Paris in the Spring

The weather can be cold and rainy, or even snowy, in late March and early April at the beginning of spring. April is typically warm and sunny with some rain. May tends to be one of the rainiest months of the year. Pack and plan accordingly if you are planning a trip in May. Expect your spring trip to Paris to include at least one rainy day. It’s a good idea to pack an umbrella and waterproof shoes. Keep your umbrella in your everyday bag because you never know when a shower might pop up, even on the sunniest days. Rain or shine, your Paris trip will be a great time.

Spring weather in Paris can be varied, depending on the time of year you visit. You will want to pack layers of scarves, sweaters, coats, and even boots. Sneakers are great for exploring Paris. You can see more details below.

The cherry blossoms happen earlier each year, and you can expect them from late March to mid-April. One of my favorite places to spot them is the Eiffel Tower. Enjoy a picnic here on a sunny spring day. Late April is the perfect time to visit for warm weather before the crowds arrive.

You can see this post for ideas on where to visit Paris in Bloom.

Coats to Pack for Paris in the Spring

I highly recommend packing at least one coat for Paris. A trench coat is a classic French wardrobe staple, and you will see Parisian women wearing trench coats on sunny and rainy days. This isn’t just a raincoat; it is a style statement. Since the early mornings and evenings can get cold, I recommend packing a light or silk scarf as a layering accessory. A leather jacket isn’t a bad idea, and you will find another classic French staple piece in Parisian fashion. I purchased mine from Madewell a few years ago and have gotten so much use from it over the years. (sized up to a medium)

Where to Shop in Paris for Spring Clothes

If you feel underdressed or out of place due to what you packed, do not stress. There are plenty of shops where you can pick up a souvenir such as a coat, a pair of sneakers, a scarf, or a bag. After all, Paris is the city of fashion. Some shops that I love include Maje, Soeur, Sandro, Sézane, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Galleries Lafayette which, has just about every brand under one roof.

Blazer Jackets for Spring in Paris

I love a good blazer jacket for spring to layer up. Throw this over a blouse or button-up. Paris is showing them in bright, bold colors. I am not there yet and prefer my basic navy, camel, and black staples. You choose what is best for you and go with it!

The Best Bags for Paris in the Spring

You may be surprised, but fanny packs are trending in Parisian fashion. They are called “banane” because they are shaped like a banana. I own a bag by the famous French brand Rive Droite, which you will see all over Paris. You can buy one at their store in the Marais or at Galleries Lafayette, where I purchased mine.

Tote bags like my favorite, Cuyana, are perfect for carrying around a camera, wallet, and umbrella. A crossbody or banane bag will be suitable for carrying a few things. For those of you with a Lululemon everywhere bag, you can wear this in Paris if you are dressed up a bit. I wouldn’t wear gym wear, sneakers, and a Lululemon bag around Paris if you don’t want to stand out like a tourist.

Crossbody bags are trendy and come in a variety of colors and fabrics. Mine are classic black and brown, with a clasp to secure my belongings. A basket bag is a fun Parisian accessory when the weather is warm enough.

Packing for Paris in the Spring

When it comes to packing for Paris in the spring, I love to pack neutral colors to mix and match. A pair of black pants, jeans, ankle boots, basic tees, and a cashmere sweater can all be combined as a capsule wardrobe. Add your trench or leather coat to create different outfits. French classic styles are evolving, but a neutral color palette is still on repeat. On a few of my last trips, there was still a lot of black-on-black. Tights (specifically black) are on trend and a good way to keep warm under a skirt, shorts, or black dress.

Layer your favorite t-shirt, camisole, or tank under sweaters for extra warmth.

The Best Walking Shoes for Paris

Comfortable walking shoes are essential when discovering Paris. You never want to get a blister or have sore feet on vacation. Paris is best explored on foot. I highly recommend flats instead of heels. The cobblestones aren’t so easy to navigate in heels. For sneakers, I love Veja, Samba, or New Balance. To prevent blisters, I swear by Moleskin inside of your shoes. You can buy it on Amazon or at your local drugstore. For flats, my go-to is the Margaux Demi. (wearing below)

Sneakers are HOT right now in Paris, and I am not talking about your Nike running shoes. Veja, a French shoe brand, is available at Nordstrom or shops in Paris. This is a brand I saw all over Paris, and I have two pairs myself. You will want to wear no-show socks with them.

Skirts and Dresses for Paris

I love wearing skirts and dresses in the spring. Dress up your Parisian outfit in a leather jacket, with ballet flats, and a scarf. Have fun with this, and enjoy your vacation. The French aren’t typically dressed in leggings and sweatshirts. Leave those at home and pack these instead for some inspiration for some of my current favorites.

A-line skirts and mini pleated skirts have been spotted on the streets of Paris. If you want to pack a dress, below are some great options. You can never go wrong with a little black dress, paired with tights on cold days or ballet flats on warmer days.

The Sézan e Pippa is a classic dress and perfect for exploring Paris. It is super comfortable and easy to pack. Wearing a size small.

Spring Layers for Paris

Sweaters are great for Paris in the spring. In the colder months, you will need an extra layer under your trench or leather jacket.

Spring weather in Paris will surprise you. I highly recommend packing layers. It snowed last April 1st. A camisole, sweater, scarf, and light jacket should do the trick. Depending on the month, there will be cold days, and you will want warm, closed-toed shoes. The Gaspard from Sézane is one of my favorite layering pieces. Even in the spring months, when it is warm, you can throw it over a tank or dress.

Shirts to Pack for Paris in the Spring

My go-to shirts are button-downs and blouses, which work with pants and skirts. To complete the look, throw on a leather jacket or trench coat.

The Best Pants to Pack for Paris in The Spring

Jeans are perfect and completely acceptable dressed up. They are wearing high-waisted, cropped, and skinny jeans. These from Frame are new favorites, along with these from Paige. Comfortable and easy to pair with a blouse or sweater.

Spring Accessories to Pack for Paris

An umbrella is essential when visiting Paris in the spring, and good, comfortable walking shoes are also essential. You want sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, depending on how sunny it is. Make sure to pack a top zip bag for walking around Paris. You always want to keep your belongings secure. My favorite bags include a simple Longchamp bag from Cuyana and Polène, which fits my camera, phone, and everything I need.

In terms of safety, I recommend you brush up on these tips. I keep a small wallet with one credit card and an ID; the rest is in the apartment or hotel safe. If lost, one always has a backup to get through the rest of the trip.

I hope this helps you plan what to pack for the city of lights. My goal is for you to have the best trip. You can download The Paris Guide for more details on where to stay, eat, drink, and explore in Paris. It is filled with helpful maps and links to explore hidden gems.

Packing List for Paris in the Spring

Download the Packing List Here

P.S. For ideas on what to do in Paris in the spring, check out this post.

*This post includes affiliate links. I receive a small commission from purchases made through my links. Merci.

The post What to Pack for Paris in the Spring appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Paris Three-Day Spring Itinerary

Rebecca Plotnick — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 01:29:11 +0000

Paris 3-Day Spring Itinerary

My Paris 3-day spring itinerary is here! I have been writing this for a few weeks now and wanted to put all my helpful Paris planning tips into one itinerary. My original 3-day itinerary was a big hit, especially the printed guide, which is now sold out.

The 3-day spring Paris itinerary includes helpful travel tips, personal hotel recommendations at various budgets, off-the-beaten-path gems, must-do activities for first-timers, and more. You will find over fifty favorite spots on a customized map for your spring weekend—restaurants, cafés, and parks to enjoy the cherry blossoms. I break down a spring weekend in Paris, offering ideas on what to do each day, centered around the city in bloom. Where to see the cherry blossoms, the best spots to picnic, and markets to enjoy Paris like a local.

Shop the Spring 3-Day Itinerary

Sunday is my favorite day in Paris, which is no surprise for those who join me for coffee and croissants. I break down the perfect spring Sunday in Paris for the first-time traveler, along with a unique local Parisian experience with coffee spots and boulangeries.

An Added Rainy Day Paris Itinerary

Additionally, as a bonus, I’ve included a rainy-day Paris itinerary. Spring weather is known for its rainy days, and I want to ensure you enjoy your time in Paris, rain or shine.

The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is a downloadable PDF that includes a Google map, allowing you to save it directly to your desktop and phone for easy exploration of the City of Light. It is a digital-only product and will be available for download immediately after purchase.

About Rebecca Plotnick Behind Everyday Parisian

Here’s a little about me if you’re new. I have been photographing Paris since 2010, when I took my first solo trip. You can find my photography available in The Print Shop. Everyday Parisian started nine years ago after I was homesick for Paris. Friends and strangers asked for Paris recommendations. It was a great way to consolidate all my knowledge in one place and easily access it.

I travel to Paris several times a year and always have an ear to the ground for new openings and hidden gems. These are all the recommendations I would give to family and friends headed to Paris. I wish you the best trip to Paris possible and that you fall in love with my favorite city.

During my frequent visits to Paris, I scout new locations and revisit my recommended restaurants and cafés to ensure they still meet my standards.

Who is the Paris Spring 3-day Itinerary For?

The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is ideal for those seeking a more structured experience. Each day offers options for a first-time Paris experience, cafés, museums, and off-the-beaten-path gems. Experience Paris as a local for a weekend, shopping at the market and having a picnic under the cherry blossoms.

Choose your own adventure: spend a Saturday in Saint-Germain-des-Prés and a Sunday in the Marais. The 3-day guide is divided into the Left Bank and the Right Bank, giving you two for the price of one.

Start planning now with the Paris spring 3-day itinerary. You can use the itinerary to plan a spring trip to Paris with my recommendations on where to eat, drink, and explore.

How is it different from The Paris Guide?

The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is ideal for individuals who require more guidance with planning. There are suggestions for spending time in Paris in the morning and evening each day. Restaurant recommendations are well-coordinated with local museums and parks. The itinerary is centered around the spring season and is excellent for both first-time travelers and seasoned Paris experts.

The Paris Guide is a more detailed, 80+ page guide for those who want in-depth information on where to eat and drink, hidden gems, neighborhood guides, and shopping tips. Use the guide to help plan the best trip and choose from the categories that best suit your needs in a personal Paris trip.

Do I need both The Paris Guide and the Paris Spring Itinerary?

If you haven’t been to Paris in a while or it’s your first time, you may want to consider purchasing both. This provides a detailed itinerary and helpful tips to help you customize your trip.

What is The Paris Guide Digital PDF?

The Paris Guide is a digital PDF you can download and take with you on your iPad, computer, and phone. It includes many helpful links to restaurants and hotels for booking and reservations, along with Google Maps. If you prefer a paper copy, The Paris Guide is available in a printed version. These fit perfectly in your bag for on-the-go planning in Paris. Printed guides are limited in quantity and are selling quickly. Note, if you are not tech-savvy, I recommend the printed version.

I appreciate your support!

With every purchase of The Paris Guide or a 3-day itinerary, you support my small business. This allows Everyday Parisian to continue being a source of inspiration for all things Paris. I’m deeply grateful for this incredible community that has encouraged the creation of this guide. I hope it helps you create memories that will be treasured for years.

A special thank you to Alyssa Wallen for making my vision come to life!

The post Paris Three-Day Spring Itinerary appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 12: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sat, 21 Mar 2026 19:46:41 +0000

Links I Love Week 12

Happy Spring! Today is the first Sunday of spring. My husband and I are spending the weekend in Colorado. The windows are open with fresh air and mountain views. See more behind-the-scenes on Substack.

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

How doodles became the dog du jour. I couldn’t resist. Henri is a Bernedoodle. Via The New Yorker

Dividing a 300 square foot Parisian studio into four parts via Architectural Digest

City candles are at Diptyque. These are limited edition and move quickly. We have the Paris candle, and it is almost finished. Time to restock!

What is fact and what is fiction in Love Story?There is a lot of buzz about this. I just started watching and have done a lot of googling throughout the process.

ROZ Friends and Family runs March 20-26. 20% off $125 or more. I rave about these products all the time. The best thing I purchased recently was the travel set, so I could have everything with me on the go.

Rachel Brosnahan’s NYC Prewar apartment has details to swoon over. We also have the same lamp. I just loved her in Mrs. Maisel, and I can’t wait for her upcoming projects.

Claiming a VAT refund in Europe is extremely easy. Here is how to do it. Via CN Traveler.

Positano or Capri? How to choose between these iconic Italian beach destinations. I say do both!

Color pop bags are spring’s biggest accessory.

Banksy’s identity is revealed. Expect his art to sell for a lot more. Gifted via WSJ

These French brands whisper, rather than shout, about their long history.

I love the idea of an oversized linen blazer for this spring/summer. This comes in handy while traveling as well. Throw it over a dress in the evening to keep warm.

11 ways a dog makes you healthier

Spring’s hero item? A cardigan. Here is how to style it.

Ina Garten just announced her new cookbook, Simply Ina.I preordered here!

The best flats to style with midi skirts this spring

Styling spring 2026 hero items. Love the bow-tie top via Vogue

Foggy Dog launched the most adorable spring collection. I picked up this raincoat for Henri, and we grabbed these matching bandanas for his cousin and this one for one of Henri’s neighborhood girl bestie. Also, I may need to add this bowtie for Henri’s pop of red.

Fitting her life into a 400 square foot studio apartment. After a divorce, this woman started her life over in Paris. Gifted via NYT

Drawstring jeans are now a thing. Here is how to style them.

11 science-backed tweaks that could make your skincare routine so much better. These are all so helpful, tiny modifications that could be game-changers.

Paige Friends and Family sale is on now. Save 25 % off sitewide. These are some of my favorite jeans I have been wearing on repeat. I just ordered this dress and these green pants have been a reader favorite. This ends tomorrow.

Ralph Lauren was here first. Read his latest interview in Elle Decor.

“Wearing Ralph Lauren, or living with it as bed linens or wallcoverings or a chair’s slipcover, always makes you feel as if you’re playing a part in a larger and longer narrative. Maybe you’re Cary Grant or Grace Kelly or Katharine Hepburn; maybe Faye Dunaway or Steve McQueen. You might also feel the style of Ralph and Ricky Lauren guiding you, images of the couple in the Hamptons or in Colorado or in Jamaica or in a country estate on a loop in your mind’s eye. But ultimately, and this is perhaps the key to it all, the story is always ultimately about you.”

The secret to designing a home you love. Stop chasing trends. Via Real Simple

I recently shared a favorite Ann Taylor dress. See it styled here.

The apps you need for your next trip abroad Gifted via NYT

Seven women hotel General Managers changing hospitality leadership. This includes Hotel Couvent in Nice where we stayed last summer. I love the thoughtfulness of the details for family inclusion.

Loving this sweater and skirt combination from Alex Mill.

Denise Richards speaks openly to Allure on her facelift and why she did it.

This week’s best sellers include my new favorite tote, these sneakers, and my Away bag that holds so much!

Framebridge just launched an Art Deco collection, and I am loving it. This frame is my favorite. I just need to find the perfect spot for it. I also love the Lily, with a gold-and-silver frame. These would be perfect for a Mother’s Day framed piece.

The top seven jewelry trends to steal for spring.

20 of the best French mini breaks. These are all great ideas if you are looking for something in France.

The full list of Michelin starred restaurants in Paris for 2026.

I shared my spring bucket list on Substack this week.

*This post includes affiliate links. I earn a small commission on items purchased through my links. Merci!

The post Links I Love Week 12: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 11: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sun, 15 Mar 2026 03:13:27 +0000

Links I Love Week 11

I hope you are having a good weekend. It is great to be part of your Sunday ritual. I have been working on a few writing projects that have taken my attention, including The Paris Spring 3 Day Itinerary. The Left Bank is done, and I am hopefully wrapping up The Right Bank this Sunday. Stay tuned! We are anticipating a rainy day ahead. I also started watching Love Story, and after a few episodes, I am enjoying it.

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

How to bid your way for discounted flight upgrades via Afar

One of the best resorts near Chicago is debuting a brand new French restaurant. I can’t wait to try. This has been on my list for a few years.

On Substack I shared, what I bought in Paris

The Frame Friends and Family sale is here. There are two pieces I am eyeing, this blue sweater and this striped top. 25% off is automatically taken off at checkout.

In this French Chateau, Disco Chic meets Louis XIII. I love the floors and crown molding.

Annie Leibovitz shares moments behind photographing some of the influential women on CBS This Morning

The Sezane spring collection may be one of my favorites in a while. Loving the silhouettes and pops of red. I will be up early to try to place my order.

The most stylish designer accessories for spring 2026

Solo dining is more popular than ever. Here is how restaurants are adapting.

Nordstrom is having a sale on beauty and skincare through Sunday at midnight. Save 15% off on Sisley Paris, Caudalie, and Aesop.

Daly’s Donuts now has a location on Armitage. We love seeing them at the local farmer’s market. They are baked, not fried, and so good!

When I was home last weekend, my niece showed an expressed interest in photography. I sent her this digital screenless camera to try out. It will be so fun to see the world through her eyes.

A Victorian home in London with French-inspired details. Via Architectural Digest

I have been a big fan of Ritual, and after hearing me rave about my vitamins, I got my husband on board! He takes the men’s vitamins, and I also ordered this probiotic and Omega 3.

Your daily walk matters in more ways than you think

This week’s best sellers include two linen pieces: these linen pants, under $100, and available in a ton of colors. I own them in 3! Also, this linen blazer is back at Boden and is already a fan favorite. This polka-dot Splendid piece was a hit and has already sold out.

Did you hear about the mania on the sales floor at Chanel in Paris?

10 ways to style a silk scarf via Vogue. Love this one and can’t wait to pull out a few scarves from my closet.

This new dress from Lake caught my eye. They launched a collection for daywear.

The best Airbnbs in Provence according to Vogue

The Laundress sent me a code to share with you for 20% off! BEAUTYSLEEP2026 Their scents get better and better. For sleep, spray a little of this on your pillow before bed.

Searching for France with Eva Longoria on the CNN official trailer. Starting April 12.

A rare Manhattan apartment that feels like a rustic Provencal farmhouse.

The denim skirt is officially back. Here are the best ones, along with how to style them.

Our Dyson is on sale for a really good price, for Sunday only! It comes with two batteries and multiple attachments. We love it!

Italy put new restrictions on tourism in two of my favorite places, Florence and Capri. I always say, the best way to experience Capri is after the boats are gone and the number of people is limited. It truly is magical.

The cropped trench is the jacket of the season.

Envious of Sarah Pidgeon’s hair in Love Story. Everything it took to maintain, along with $10,000.

Third Love offers unique bra sizing. Use code REFRESH25 for 25% off. I just love that about them and ordered this one!

The best denim trends of 2026 via Harper’s Bazaar

Venice hotel openings to get excited about in 2026

Liza Minelli was born to be a star. Judy Garland made sure of it. Via WSJ

Have trouble staying or falling asleep? Try this.

This mini pouch is perfect for sunscreen when headed to the beach. (Hint, this is what I am packing for a warm weather trip coming up)

See more behind the scenes of the week on Substack!

*This post includes affiliate links. I earn a small commission on items purchased through my links. Merci.

The post Links I Love Week 11: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 10: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 21:30:05 +0000

Hello from Cincinnati! This time, Henri joined me for the trip, and I chose to drive. It wasn’t the easiest trip, leaving late and driving in the rain, but 100% worth it to have him with me.

On Friday, I stopped by my former French teacher’s classroom to talk to her junior/senior class. She was such a big influence on me that I wanted to thank her in person and, hopefully, spark something in the students. As they left for the weekend, they all received the “tout est possible” cards. Madame Marsh commented that it would be a great lesson to start next week, encouraging them to think about their future and what they want. A great way to kick off the weekend.

Links I Love Week 10

I squeezed in as much family time as I could, seeing cousins, my aunt and uncle, and my sister/brother-in-law and the kids were in town. On Saturday, I had a signing at the bookstore I grew up going to, Joseph Beth. When I saw they were carrying the book, I jumped at the chance to do an event with them. Plus, this is a fun opportunity to see my book-loving niece in her element, picking out books for herself to enjoy.

Also, can I just mention I worked on links ahead of time so I could enjoy family time and be present? Cheers to goals for 2026. Plus, my dad does not know his own wifi password, so this was done via phone hotspot. You do what you have to do!

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

Dior’s fashion week invitations? Collectable Tuileries chairs. This Elle Decor article takes you through the history of the chairs.

A Paris apartment with no bedrooms on the Left Bank via The Times Magazine

In the lap of luxury: 5 new hotels aim to indulge

A plywood-filled 430-square-foot Parisian pied à terre.

How adorable is this polka dot top and matching pants?

Diane von Fustenberg shares three life and beauty lessons. I just loved this quote: Love Every Season

“Much like the moon, women also have seasons. The spring of life is when everything is starting, and you like to marvel at each and every thing. Then there is the summer of life, where the fruits of it all are being revealed. In the autumn of life, there are many beautiful colors and lessons. Then you enter winter, which is where I am now. It’s such a luxury to have experienced the other three seasons because aging is such a luxury. It’s beautiful, too.”

My favorite linen pants are back at J.Crew, and there are so many beautiful colors to choose from this season.

A Victorian row home in Sydney has a beautiful rehab with Mediterranean vibes and vintage touches

Spring is just around the corner. As you know, I have been decluttering. This also makes space for things I truly love in our home. Koala cleaning products were a late 2025 discovery, and I just restocked. Their kitchen spray, hand soap are already house staples, and I just ordered their laundry soap (eucalyptus and rosemary) to try.

There are ten types of restaurants in Italy, and why you need to know the difference

How cute is this red dress? Perfect for spring with a blazer or sweater and for summer vacation with sandals.

How to eat like the French

12 French shoe brands all the Parisian cool girls are wearing

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s wardrobe finds a new obsessive audience.

How to stop mindless phone scrolling

Loving the spring new arrivals at Reformation. This dress,

The high cost of getting food delivered via NPR

Telluride, America’s most luxurious ski resort, is tearing itself apart.

The collagen cliff has me even more excited to age. According to this article, there is a way to bank collagen, kind of like you bank money in your 401K.

The new Kilte collection caught my eye this week. I love this dress and this set.

How to eat like a local in Paris. Via Food and Wine. I think the title is misleading, given the article’s content and suggestions, which are more directed at tourists. Judge for yourself.

This week’s best sellers include the Warby Parker sunglasses I love, which are back in stock. These Vince boots are a great price.

One small change that can reset your sleep. This is key for me because if I don’t have a regular sleep pattern, it triggers a migraine.

This sweater looks like Jenni Kayne but is half the price.

A new lost generation: why Gen Z is unprepared for the workplace

The best budget hotels in Paris and what a $100 hotel looks like. Sent in by my father-in-law.

The Date Night talk every couple needs. I think this is important across the board, not just finances.

Sezane is launching a newborn collection this Sunday. The perfect French-inspired baby gift. I can’t wait to see the whole collection.

Companies are desperately seeking storytellers. Via WSJ. This is a conversation I was having with my husband recently.

Could the French Alps be next? If Vail Resorts arrives in France, it would become more upscale.

The best family-friendly hotels in Paris, according to CNTraveler

10 best eye creams for mature skin

How to use an oil cleanser according to a dermatologist. I have been loving this one from Tata Harper

The French twist hair trend is back

Elemis Friends and Family is on with 25% off using the code FF25. They just launched this rose-scented essence.

On the blog, I shared an update to my guide to the 9th arrondissement.

*This post includes affiliate links. I earn a small commission on items purchased through my links. Merci!

The post Links I Love Week 10: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

A Guide to the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

Rebecca Plotnick — Wed, 04 Mar 2026 23:16:56 +0000

A Guide to the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

Paris is constructed based on 20 arrondissements, numbered from 1 to 20, and the numbers grow as you get further out from the center of the city. The Seine divides the city, and there is a Left and Right Bank to Paris. The 9th arrondissement is located on the Right Bank and is not your typical postcard Paris filled with Parisian monuments and tourist-filled cafés. For more of a local experience, this is the perfect place to stay or spend an afternoon exploring. I hope this guide to the 9th arrondissement inspires you to explore this part of Paris.

If you visit Paris for the first time, the 9th arrondissement may not be on your list, but it should be on your next trip. It is one of the best neighborhoods in Paris, full of food, entertainment, cultural museums, and history.

How to Get to the 9th Arrondissement in Paris

I love exploring Paris on foot and find it the best way to see the city of light. If walking isn’t for you, several metro stations are nearby. Cadet, Notre Dame de Lorette, and Opéra will put you in an excellent position to explore the ninth arrondissement of Paris.

I wrote this post after hearing from many readers who had booked one of my favorite hotels, Adèle and Jules. I have been sending individual Google maps and recommendations for this neighborhood, and I felt it was time for a blog post. There are other great hotels in the 9th district that I will cover in this post as well, where friends have recently stayed and loved.

Where to Stay in the 9th Arrondissement

Adèle and Jules is a four-star boutique hotel located in the 9th arrondissement. It is made up of two identical small buildings, Adèle and Jules. I stayed here in 2018 on a winter evening and shot a photograph that is one of my most popular images in The Print Shop. It was a quick one-night stay to explore the hotel and possibly write about it on the blog. Now, it is one of the most popular hotels among EDP readers.

The hotel is moderately priced compared to other Paris hotels and offers a great location, friendly staff, and clean rooms. Some rooms have a quiet courtyard view that looks over the Parisian rooftops, and some have Juliette balconies with a view of the tiny side street the hotel sits on. I have stayed at the hotel multiple times since 2018 and always had a great stay. For our Atlas Adventures Paris trips, the hotel accommodated a group of 25 girls. They also offer connecting family rooms for those traveling with kids.

New Hotels in the 9th Arrondissement to Discover

Hotel Massé is a brand-new hotel in the 9th arrondissement. I recently stayed here and loved the location for exploring. The rooms are compact and have little storage space, so keep that in mind. I had a room on the top floor with a bathtub and vaulted ceilings. Try for a balcony when booking. I skipped breakfast and found a coffee and a croissant in the neighborhood. There are tons of options in the area.

Budget-Friendly Hotel in the 9th Arrondissement

Maison Mère is a four-star budget hotel in the 9th arrondissement. I recently stayed here over the summer, and my fiancé and I were lucky enough to have a balcony with a rooftop view. The hotel is near Parisian cafés, bakeries, and great coffee shops. If you want a budget-friendly option, this hotel has a co-working space.

Where the 9th Arrondissement is Located in Paris

One of the reasons I love the 9th arrondissement is that, while it may not be as touristy as other Paris arrondissements, it is well located to much of the city. Montmartre is just a few additional minutes’ walk from the 9th.

The 18th arrondissement is Montmartre, a great place to spend an afternoon. You can see my full Montmartre guide here.

South Pigalle, or SoPi, is another name for the 9th arrondissement of Paris. When I first moved to Paris in 2013, the area wasn’t as hot and trendy as it is now. Finding a good coffee shop or brasserie that wasn’t a tourist trap was hard. That has all changed in the last ten years, making this area a must-visit in Paris, filled with great food and coffee.

Main Streets in the 9th Arrondissement

The 9th arrondissement has a few main streets. Grands Boulevards is one of the largest streets and the central metro station when traveling around Paris.

Rue des Martyrs is one of my favorite streets to walk down. It is full of excellent bakeries, cafés, and coffee shops. My favorite places include Boulangerie Mamiche (get the brioche) and Sébastian Gaudard, which has the best lemon tart.

Pain Pain is also a popular spot. I always get overwhelmed by the desserts there and can never decide. Grab one of their sandwiches to go for a spring picnic in the park.

You can walk from Adéle and Jules to Montmartre in less than 15 minutes. You will be very close to Moulin Rouge and Sacre Coeur.

Boulevard Haussmann is the main street that will take you to Palais Garnier, the opera house in Paris. You will also be close to two of the main upscale department stores in the city. Galeries Lafayette and Printemps are located in the heart of Paris. These shops are also known as the grand magasins.

Rue du Faubourg Montmartre is also the main street leading to the center of Paris, which has several restaurants and shops in the 9th arrondissement. It is a good street to bookmark and use as a base when exploring.

What to do in the 9th Arrondissement

Explore the Passage des Panoramas all over the 9th arrondissement. You can start at Rue des Martyrs and walk through covered passages down to Galleries Vivienne, which will end in Palais Royal. It is one of my favorite walks in Paris and one of the best places to spend a rainy day. As you stroll, explore Passage Jouffroy and Passage Verdeau and the hidden gems and shops that line the arcades. Book a lunch or dinner at Racines, a hidden gem in the Passage des Panoramas.

Musée de la Vie Romantique, which is the museum of romantic life. Even if you aren’t into visiting the museum, I highly recommend the rose garden. You can also stop here for something from Rose Bakery. This museum just recently reopened in Paris as of 2026.

What to do in the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

Visit the Opéra Garnier. You can book tickets in advance for a tour or do a self-guided tour. The central location is just off the Opéra metro line and you cannot miss it. Don’t miss the grand staircase of this historical landmark.

One of the best views in Paris is at the top of the Galleries Lafayette Department store.

Where to Shop in the 9th Arrondissement

Discover Maison Murphy for the dog/cat lover. This shop is female owned and just the cutest! I picked up a toy for Henri during my visit.

Sézane L’Appartement, the main Sézane store in Paris, is just a quick walk from Adèle and Jules. They are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so consider that when planning your visit. Sézane now has multiple locations in Paris, but this is the largest. The lines on Fridays and Saturdays are long, so be prepared or try to come just as the store opens. Bring a copy of your passport to collect the VAT tax if you spend over 100 euros. This is technically in the 2nd arrondissement but a close walk to the 2nd.

It is cheaper to buy Sézane in person, especially with the euro conversion. If you have your eye on a big-ticket item from Sézane, such as a bag or coat, I would wait to purchase it in France. You can see a guide to the Sézane bags to help you understand what you are looking for when you are in Paris.

A la Mère de Famille is the oldest chocolate shop in Paris, and its first and best location is in the 9th arrondissement. You will see other smaller shops around Paris, but this is the original and is worth exploring. Pick up souvenirs for home or indulge in chocolate treats for yourself. The iconic brown-and-orange packaging and prepackaged chocolates make great gifts.

Boulevard Haussmann has two iconic shopping destinations in Paris: Printemps department store and Galeries Lafayette. Both offer rooftop views of Paris and are a must in the 9th arrondissement. You can choose which to visit, as both aren’t necessary. I have always gravitated towards Galleries Lafayette for its stained-glass ceiling and Christmas windows.

Where to Eat Pastries in the 9th Arrondissement in Paris

Union Boulangerie is a must! Get the canelle roll (cinnamon), you will thank me. Make sure to check the hours as they are closed on Sundays.

Babka Zana is incredible! You can grab sandwiches here. Again, this is another cinnamon favorite when it comes to Babka flavors. Their chocolate is their best seller, and I highly recommend getting two. They keep well, so you can nibble on them over a few days. If anyone stops here before flying back to Chicago, I will love you forever if you bring me back a cinnamon babka roll.

Le Comptoir de Madeleine Paris – 9th Arrondissement is a small shop offering delicious madeleines fresh out of the oven with hot coffee. The window allows you to look inside the bakery at work. Step inside to order from the take out window. Enjoy your treats back at your hotel or apartment. I won’t blame you if you can’t wait and sneak a bite. They are delcious and freshly baked.

Coffee Shops in the 9th Arrondissement

There are some great coffee spots in the 9th arrondissement. The most popular one is KB Café, which has a small indoor seating area and a larger patio. Enjoy coffee and pastries on the shaded terrace.

Café Pigalle is an excellent spot for coffee. The space is small; enjoy the bench outside or takeaway as you stroll the neighborhood.

Blondie Paris offers delicious sandwiches, cookies, and coffee. There is plenty of space to sit and eat inside, or to enjoy a sandwich to go.

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement Classic Paris

A classic Parisian restaurant open for lunch and dinner is what you will find at Lorette in the 9th arrondissement in Paris. A few spots on the exterior are prime for people watching. Enjoy a cozy meal inside on a rainy or cold day. Try an item off their chalkboard menu for something seasonal and fresh. The regular menu is also filled with French classics. Reservations are easy to book online in advance. Walk-ins are welcome, but they may be full during peak times.

Enjoy wine, cheese, and charcuterie at 17.45 Paris Pigalle. Reservations are recommended. I arrived at the opening and snagged a table. This fills up fast and is reasonably priced. Perfect solo or to meet a group of friends.

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement

Bonhomme, I had the most incredible meal at Bonhomme in the 9th arrondissement. There is a small terrace with a few tables outside. I visited in October and wanted to soak up the nice weather on the terrace. The inside space is beautiful as well. I can’t stop dreaming about the innovative flavors in my dishes, including popcorn soup. The lunch special was affordable, and the ingredients were fresh.

Chez Delphine offers classic French food for lunch and dinner. Enjoy specials off the chalkboard menu or their regular offerings.

Felini is a small French/Italian restaurant with a delicious seasonal menu. They were full when I tried to do a walk in but I was able to secure a reservation. Felini has a few spots available at the bar and just a small amount of tables. If you sit at the bar area, you can watch the kitchen prepare the food. Everything I tried was incredible. I highly recommend securing a reservation here if you are in the area. Reservations highly recommended.

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement Paris Classic French

Bouillon Chartier is just a quick walk from the Grand Boulevard. This restaurant is the perfect spot for a budget-friendly French meal in a lively atmosphere. The restaurant is easy to spot from the street because there is typically a line. They move you through fairly quickly.

If you want to try a new French dish, this is the place to do it. The prices are reasonable, and you won’t break the bank if you don’t like a dish or order multiple sharing plates for the table.

Le Bon Georges. I highly recommend making reservations here, as it is usually full. They have an outdoor terrace for guests when the weather is nice. I have eaten here twice and sat inside both times. My most recent visit was during a snowy evening in January. The wine list is one of the things that draws people in and is quite intense. Le Bon Georges has an amazing staff that will guide you through the menu and wine choices during your visit.

Pink Mamma and Pizzeria Popolare are great Italian restaurants in Paris, both part of the Big Mamma group. They didn’t take reservations in the past, but it seems that may have changed recently. The lines outside are long, but it is worth it. Try the truffle pasta and the pizza. Go with a friend so you can order one item and split it to get the best of both worlds.

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement, Paris

Bistro Rougement. This was the hotel’s recommendation to stop here for lunch. The space is quaint and very Parisian. There is a small terrace for outdoor dining or tables inside. The chalkboard menu is full of seasonal specials at reasonable prices. They also have a great wine menu that they can make suggestive pairings. I ate there for both lunch and dinner, and they were fantastic.

Richer is just a quick walk from the hotel on rue Richer. It has a limited menu, and the portions are smaller than those of other brasseries and cafés. The food is French, and the menu changes seasonally. They have a great wine menu. The restaurant stays open until midnight, which is a great option if you need a late-night meal.

The Hoxton Hotel is a trendy spot located in the 9th arrondissement. You can stay here or enjoy the bar area for small bites and people-watching.

Brasserie Dubillot is a traditional French restaurant in the 9th arrondissement, not far from Adèle and Jules. In the spring, we had our welcome dinner there for Atlas Adventures.

Inexpensive Places to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement

Miznon Paris is a favorite of mine, and there is one that is so close to Adèle and Jules. I love their chicken pita sandwich. It’s a quick bite you can eat there or take away.

Coffee and Brunch in the 9th Arrondissement

Bon Bouquet Café I have only been here for coffee which was delicious but the brunch looks incredible and there are lines out the door even on the weekdays. There has never been a moment I have seen this place not busy.

Café Pigalle for coffee. It is a great addition to the neighborhood.

You can save the map below and use it as a guide when exploring the 9th arrondissement of Paris. I color-coded everything to make it easy to navigate. If you discover something new that didn’t make the list, please feel free to share it below! xo

For more tips on Paris, you can purchase The Paris Guide here!

*This post includes affiliate links. I make a small commission off of items purchased from my links. Merci

The post A Guide to the 9th Arrondissement of Paris appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 9: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sun, 01 Mar 2026 02:40:42 +0000

Happy March! Don’t forget to flip your calendars today. I am home for another weekend in a row, and this week I was actually able to tackle some projects. There was some major decluttering and purging, and I feel really good about it!

You can see more of what I was up to on Substack.

Links I Love Week 9

Chicago has had a tease of warmer weather. I did get out for a few walks with Henri, and we even made it to the park!

I will be at Joseph Beth in Cincinnati next Saturday at 1 pm, signing Paris Every Day. This is my hometown, and I am excited to be back!

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

Bloomingsdale’s is defying the demise of department stores via WSJ

I loved this feel-good story about Ali Akbar, the Paris newspaper seller who received knighthood.

How cute is this tweed shift dress?

8 spring trends that are only going to get bigger this year. Via Glamour Do you have a favorite?

A classic Paris boulangerie is on the brink of closure due to the food trends of Gen Z.

Tour Montparnasse is getting a makeover. One of the best views is from this Paris building, partly because you don’t see it in your view when you are at the top.

Varley launched a sunglass collection along with some great spring new arrivals, the campaign was shot on the Left Bank of Paris.

How to monitor mom and dad without becoming big brother via WSJ

Tower Pilates is replacing mat and reformer Pilates. Here are the benefits. I occasionally do Tower Pilates at my studio and enjoy it. Now I am intrigued.

Lily Collins will play Audrey Hepburn in a movie about the making of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. This has been 10 years in the making and they are still working on more casting and details.

If you have used the Roissy Bus in Paris to get to/from CDG, it will end service starting March 1. Due to construction traffic, the bus was not as dependable, and the passenger rate has dropped dramatically in the past few years.

This week’s best sellers include the cutest New Balance sneakers and the serum I have been loving.

This month’s best sellers include the candle I brought home from Paris, my Ruggable rug from our entry, and this nail polish.

The Joy List 2026. This is such a fun post from Ajiri Aki. Copy and paste and create your own joy list for 2026 in your journal.

A blue plaid version of one of the tops I love the most and wear on repeat.

The city that keeps meeting me halfway. Paula McLain’s Substack on her relationship with Paris.

Estrogen patches are in short supply as the demand for hormone therapy grows

A stunning Lincoln Park townhouse remodel. I love the bathroom wallpaper in the daughter’s room, and there are so many fun vintage finds and Paris flea market accents.

There is a new museum director at the Louvre. Can he turn things around?

Warmer weather means I can break out this shirt again. I am contemplating ordering it in another color.

Urban Outfitters’ rental business beats its sales target. Have you heard of Nuly? It wasn’t on my radar until my very cute neighbor, Alex, told me about it back in 2020. She always has the best clothes!

New at the Chicago Art Museum: Matisse’s Jazz Rhythms in Color.

These Vince knee-high boots are 50% off.

The best baguette in Paris 2026 goes to…inside the cutthroat competition.

New York Magazine shares David Lebovitz’s favorite things.

My $99 sunglasses are back in stock at Warby Parker. These were the best sellers all last summer.

The co-founders of Hanky Panky sell their company after 48 years. I didn’t know they started the same year as Victoria’s Secret.

This mixed media dress has got me! I love it in both colors. Adding to my spring wish list.

Grey is the new black. Here is how to wear it.

Boden’s new linen arrivals are so good, including this dress , the Siena linen shirt (size up), and these linen pants.

Analog bags are the cure for endless doomscrolling. Back in the day, I always carried a book with me. I would love to get back to those days!

An Anne Frank exhibit is opening in May at the Science and Industry Museum.

This is the newest hotel in France, run by the Caudalie spa in Bourgogne, now on my short list. I stayed at their Bordeaux property for my bachelorette party of one before I got married.

An older article on tipping in France, but worth a good reminder.

The benefits of small talk. Start a conversation. Research says you won’t regret it.

This week on The Blog:

I shared my goals and projects for 2026. Plus, some business news I have been holding back on sharing.

Don’t miss a signed book giveaway with Paula McLain on Substack.

*This post includes affiliate links. I earn a small commission on items purchased through my links. Merci!

The post Links I Love Week 9: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 8: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 22:33:27 +0000

Links I Love Week 8

Bonjour from Chicago! It is so nice to finally be home for a few weeks with Henri. I love a good routine, and I am overdue to catch up on sleep, workouts, and home-cooked meals. A few work projects are underway behind the scenes. I cannot wait to share more with you. My word of the year was rest, and I am already struggling with this one. As a creative, I feel you have to move when the momentum and ideas are flowing.

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

How the silk scarf became cool again. This is why.

Wellness culture has finally come for Paris. So interesting and worth reading. Via Vanity Fair

An A to Z guide to storing fruits and vegetables. This was so helpful!

What happens to your gut when you drink hot water every morning. Via Real Simple

My sister showed up in Utah wearing her Varley zip-up, and I packed the same exact one. As I was leaving, she was wearing my Negative Underwear waffle set that my brother-in-law got her for Chanukkah. Jogger and Pullover. Same color as mine! We are so different, but also so much alike.

Why peptides can supercharge your skin and the best to buy

8 midi skirt outfit ideas via Harpers Bazaar

This former Givenchy and Gucci designer just dropped a $39 bag at Uniqlo

I need an excuse to buy and wear these brown polka dot bow flats.

The 7 necklace trends of 2026 that will dress up even the most basic outfit, according to Harper’s Bazaar

Matthieu Blazy, the man reinvigorating the $18.7bn house of Chanel

J.Crew gives its most iconic sweater a very New York City makeover. 5 New York designers reimagine the rollneck

I have been using and loving this Eighth Day Serum and am already on my second bottle. It is a splurge item, but worth it!

The spring haircut and color trends have us in our gentle era via Allure

Explore this NYC carriage house via Elle Decor

The annual Lake Pajama sale is on! I love their pajamas and wear them and gift them often! Favorite styles include this one, this short set, and this pant set. I typically wear a Small in Lake and hang dry after washing.

The green kitchen trend is everywhere in 2026

A museum dedicated to the Romantic movement reopens on Valentine’s Day in Paris

I love my cadence capsules for travel. Rebecca15 gets you 15% off

The rise of reading retreats. Taking Book Clubs to the Next Level

Hilary Duff is fully in the driver’s seat via Glamour. Loved this article!

After 100 reformer pilates classes, here is what happened. I am well over 150 now.

It is the 20th anniversary of Eat, Pray, Love. How the book changed solo female travel.

Best sellers this week include these pants (so comfortable!) This Alex Mill tote I just ordered with my initials, and this hand cream.

Shop This Week’s Best Sellers

How popcorn took over the movies.

This red bag has my name on it. OMG

The miracle babies from the Holocaust. These are the youngest survivors. This was a 60-minute special I watched Sunday night, and of course made me cry. I loved this story and am happy the three babies (now 80 years old) found each other.

Why going to the same place is good for you via Self

Thinking ahead to spring break and warmer weather, there are so many great Birkenstock styles on Zappos! The French have totally embraced this trend, and I have seen them worn in the South of France all last summer.

The best button-down shirt brands via Vogue

Ways to style jeans this spring via Elle UK

The wolf cut will be everywhere this spring

Ann Taylor new arrivals include this dress in a beautiful green, love this slip dress, and I ordered this tweed dress to wear with flats.

On the blog:

My home office set up. How I styled my new/old desk

What Parisians are wearing now. Trends I spotted in January.

*This post includes affiliate links. I earn a small commission on items purchased through my links. Merci!

The post Links I Love Week 8: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

What Parisians Are Wearing Now: January 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Thu, 19 Feb 2026 01:47:17 +0000

One of my favorite posts to write after a trip to Paris is about the trends I spotted. This ranges from colors and silhouettes to denim, shoes, bags, and more. A rainy day in Paris is the perfect opportunity to sit at a café and see what Parisians are wearing. This is what I spotted on my latest trip to Paris in January 2026. Do you have any favorites?

Pop of Red. Colors Parisians Are Wearing Winter 2026

Nail colors were dark burgundy, classic red, or a pretty pink shade. I spotted the three in the salon window, and they were the perfect representation of what I’ve been seeing trending and what I have been using on rotation. Dark Burgundy was the color I saw most often, so I came home and painted my nails that shade, which I wore to the California event.

Hooded Scarf Trend Winter 2026

The hooded scarf trend is everywhere. My friends with kids say that their kids have really embraced it as well. I saw it worn and styled in different ways. While I wasn’t the biggest fan of the trend before I arrived in January. The trend of the hooded scarf grew on me quickly after I picked up my own after the Sézane event. I love it and have worn it multiple times in Paris and Chicago.

Parisian Scarf Trends Winter 2026

Triangle Scarf. This trend is everywhere, and I am not sure it is for me, but I picked up this one in red at Sézane to try. You can tie it around your neck or wear it as a layer over a jacket.

Chunky scarves. Typically worn on the outside with hair tucked in. The scarves are worn double-tied around the neck or thrown over the shoulder and can run longer. I spotted these in all colors and fun pops of red or neutrals.

Winter White. I was surprised to see this, but also loved it. Parisians mixed winter white with dark brown, camel, or black.

Burgundy Accessories. One woman had multiple burgundy accessories, from boots to her handbag. She styled everything so well!

Parisian Winter 2026 Trends

Tall Riding Boots. This is a trend I spotted last year and love. I am so happy I invested in a pair of tall black boots. They didn’t fit my suitcase this trip around, but I do wear these boots often at home.

Black Tights with Boots. What Parisians are Wearing Now

Classic Parisian style. When I saw my Paris family for dinner, the daughter looked adorable in her tights and skirt. When I asked her about her outfit, she told me she loved wearing tights and that they suited her so well. It has been fun to watch her grow up and develop her own style. She also had dark burgundy nails that I also admired and complimented over dinner.

Cuffed Wide Legged Jeans: What Parisians Are Wearing Now

At my Sézane event, the entire staff wore wide-legged jeans, belts, oversized sweaters, and cowboy boots. The look was so good! It made me want to order a pair of wide-legged jeans.

Long Coats Trends in Paris Winter 2026

Chocolate Brown: Winter Trends Spotted in Paris

I saw chocolate brown everywhere, from shoes, bags, to sweaters. This color is sticking around, and I love it! While Parisians are mostly known for wearing black, this was a nice change.

Leopard Accessories Spotted in Paris Winter 2026

It isn’t my favorite trend, personally, but one I often spotted in Paris.

Do you have a favorite trend right now?

The post What Parisians Are Wearing Now: January 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Sezane Sizing Guide

Rebecca Plotnick — Tue, 17 Feb 2026 17:19:16 +0000

Sézane Sizing Guide

Sézane is one of my favorite French brands to shop in Paris; the clothes are high quality and hold up over seasons, and the styles are fun and different from what you can buy in the US. I have loved the pieces I have collected over the years, purchased from Sézane. Sézane is a sustainable brand committed to supporting the community and various charities. This Sézane sizing guide is designed to help you navigate between US and French sizes.

Sézane Sizing Guide

Introduction to Sézane

Sézane is the go-to label for Parisian style. If you are looking for a brand that looks and feels more French, this is it. From stylish monthly collections to great basics, they keep in stock and carry year after year. Some of their bestsellers are basics, such as the Scott Trench coat and the Gaspard sweater.

Where to Find Sézane in Paris

You can purchase items online or in-store. Sézane now has a couple of locations in Paris, one in NYC, and one in London, if you can’t make it to Paris. Locations in LA, Boston, and Seattle if you are US-based and can’t make it to Paris. Fingers crossed for a Chicago location soon.

On any given day, a Sézane store will be filled with shoppers. During my recent trip to Paris last October, the lines were at least 50 people deep outside. We were fortunate to have a private shopping experience, allowing the girls to shop and try on items in the dressing room without waiting. Typically, the wait for dressing rooms is at least a few minutes. Plan accordingly if you will try items on during your shopping experience.

The newest Sézane location in Paris is in the Marais; although it may be smaller than other locations, it is worth visiting. It is ideally situated in the Marais, has helpful staff, and a good assortment of the men’s line Octobre and women’s clothing.

Sézane Sizing Essentials

Sizing for Sézane is essential because the French sizes typically run smaller than American sizing. You may want to size up in certain items. Sézane is excellent at providing sizing tips for each item. They will make recommendations on the product pages to help you find the right size. Refer to the size guide for each category to find the measurements and size that best fit you. For quick reference, I have typically worn my regular size 4 in dresses, small in sweaters and shirts, and size 8 in shoes. My measurements are 5’6″ and 135 lbs, and I run on the busty side, so I will size up for tops if needed.

Some items run small or large; I do my best to address this in the Sezane sizing guide below. French cuts differ from American cuts; items may be more cropped or baggier, which is something to consider. Look at how items are styled in the images to understand how they should fit, and whether you should size up or stick with your normal size.

We are all wearing the Sézane classic Marinière shirt with a trench coat. The size is small for me, my regular size.

Sézane releases new collections monthly.

Once you sign up for the Sézane email list, you will receive a notification about a lookbook for a new collection and its release date, typically on Sundays and Wednesdays. The French version will go live at 10 am, and the American version will go live at 10 am US time. If you are early, they reserve items for the second batch. My tip is to sign up before American sizes are released and snag items early. I scored some pieces before 10 am as an early riser. You can download the app, which will send push notifications for the collection preview and when it is ready for sale.

I highly recommend downloading the app for easy access to new collections. In the past, they would release a collection each month. They have since updated their releases and released more than one collection per month. Some sizes, styles, and colors can move quickly, so getting the app and push notifications is essential. You can preview a collection a few days in advance to see if anything catches your attention.

Each shopping cart will stay active for 30 minutes while you shop. Some collections are bigger hits than others. I am giving you a heads-up because items can go fast! You can always sign up for restock alerts, which are helpful if you have an eye on something. Great classics and fashion items are often restocked later in the season. You can see some of my Sézane favorites in this post.

Sézane Sizing Tips

One of the questions I get asked most often is about Sézane sizing and how it runs compared to US Sizing. The minimum order for Free Shipping from France is $200, so it is worth purchasing two items to qualify for the shipping discount. You can always return something if it doesn’t work out. If you are unsure about sizing, you can order two sizes and see what works best.

Wearing the Louise Jumper above.

Sézane has also recently updated its sizing for US sizing, so you don’t have to worry as much about the EU sizing numbers. However, some styles run large, and others run small. This guide will break down each category more specifically.

The Sézane site offers this helpful sizing guide as seen below.

How to Return Sézane Items

The return system at Sézane is straightforward and offers free returns. Anything that doesn’t work for me will be returned via prepaid shipping label in the original box. Once it returns to their warehouse, I will be credited. A few questions were asked about why it didn’t work with the fabric and fit, or whether I didn’t like it.

Sézane Sizing for the Gaspard Sweater

All About The Gaspard sweater.

The Gaspard cardigan sweater is among my most popular Sézane items and best sellers. They regularly restock it and add new colors. I have baby pink, blue, and black. It is light enough to wear over a cami or dress as a spring or fall transitional piece. One of the great things about this sweater is it can be worn in two ways. The sweater is sized for an oversized fit compared to other sweaters, but I still take my regular true size, small. You can always do a French tuck at the front of jeans if they feel a little long, or size down.

My Gaspard black sweater is a year-round wardrobe staple. Even in the summer, I drape it over a dress at night to keep warm.

You can see some of my favorite Sézane sweaters in this post.

I am 5’6″, and it fits well in size SMALL. It has not caused irritation or itching; it is soft. To wash your Sézane sweaters, you can use Woolite. You can also take your items to the dry cleaners. Wool sweaters will shrink if not washed properly.

You can see some of my favorite Sézane items here. I update this regularly when new collections launch.

Sézane Gaspard Sweater

Sizing for Sézane Coats

Two Sézane coats I love run large, so I have sized them down to a 2. This is important because they were hard to purchase on the website, and the camel color is now sold out. The Paolo comes in a beautiful plaid and also in cream. I love mine so much and am happy I ordered it.

Mederick coat sizing is the same, and you need to order a smaller size as this style runs big. It comes in various colors, but no navy this year. Camel, green, and cream look beautiful!

I have had the Johnson Coat for two years now, and I love it. In the coat, I am a size 36/4 US. For sizing, I could have probably gone up to a 38 with sweaters and scarves. It is a little tight because I am larger in the chest. If you are, too, you might want to size up.

Sézane Trench Coat Sizing

Sézane recently introduced the Clyde trench coat, an updated style different from the original Scott trench coat. The Clyde was an immediate hit and instantly sold out every time it was restocked. I grabbed it during the summer as an on-off opportunity to try it for the fall. The sizing does run big, and I am happy I did size down one. Since I already own the Scott Trench in the tan, I went for the dark khaki, my current color crush. I love the plaid detail inside; you can see more of it when you roll the sleeves.

Sézane Sizing Guide for Sweaters

My first Sézane purchase was a sweater, and the quality has held up extremely well over the years. It is what made me want to invest in the Sezane brand. I live in Chicago, and it is sweater season, a good part of the year, and I buy new sweaters to add to my collection.

Last year, Sézane launched the Betty cardigan. It quickly became one of their best-selling styles, and they added additional colors. I own it in a few, the style is cropped so you will want to style it with a higher waisted denim or bottom. Typically, I will style a tank or t-shirt underneath. You can leave it buttoned or unbuttoned for different styles.

Some of my favorite Sézane sweater styles are the striped ones. Two have sold out but are currently back in stock this season. I highly recommend grabbing one or both, depending on your budget. They are two different styles.

I love the Emile cardigan for a chunky knit and own it in grey. The color of the season is garnet, which I am sure will sell out quickly.

You can see some of my favorite Sézane items here. I update this regularly when new collections launch.

This is the category of Sézane I have the most of. Each year, I invest in a few classy pieces that I know will carry over for more than one season. I have chosen small in all my sweaters. The Gaspard runs the biggest, and the other sweaters are tailored a bit smaller and more of a French cut. I have a long torso, so there are some I wish I sized up.

The Best Sézane Bags To Buy

Sézane has a wide variety of bags for different styling purposes. I love the mini Farrow, Claude, and Milo. This post breaks down Sézane bags.

Milo Bag Sézane

Claude Sézane Bag

Mini Farrow Bag

Sézane Shoe Sizing

I have recently added Sézane shoes to my growing Sézane collection, and I am in love. I bought two pairs on my last trip to Paris because I couldn’t stop thinking about them. The espadrille is the classic French girl shoe, and I purchased it in black. You can easily wear these with dresses, jeans, or skirts. I typically wear an 8.5 in most shoes and an 8 in Sézane shoes.

I fell in love with these Katie Babies heels, but I had no intention of buying them. However, after trying them on in the store, I knew I needed to bring them home, and I ended up wearing them for a shoot with Katie. We walked for 3 miles around Paris, and I had no trouble without breaking them in, which says something. I wore them to lunch and later to dinner that week. Any excuse to wear them! I typically advise against wearing heels in Paris, but these work.

Should I size up or down in Sézane shoes?

In my experience, Sézane shoes run large. While I am usually an 8.5 in most brands, I am always an 8 in Sézane shoes.

The Albane loafers are so cute and comfortable. You can wear them with socks or no socks.

Sizing for Sézane Blazers

The blazer is a hot fashion trend that I expect to be around for a while. I loved my navy one so much that I returned to buy the camel one. Blazers are great layering pieces over sweaters or blouses. I take my normal 36 sizes. Classic blazer styles include the Christie, which I own in camel, and the Michele jacket in navy.

Jack Blazer Sézane Sizing

I love the Jack blazer by Sézane so much that I ordered it in both colors. It runs a bit oversized in size 6, and I love it this way. Pair with a blouse or sweater. You can drape it over your shoulders or roll up the sleeves to style it.

Sézane Sizing for Blouses

The Chloe blouse is a Sézane fall staple. I purchased it in the bottle green and love it for a date night out. My sister loved it so much, I sent it to her in the cream and now I want it too! This one runs true to size, and I own it in a small.

The one polka dot blouse from Sézane that I love also became my staple date top before the pandemic. It is easy, fun, and great with black boots or a skirt. I wear a Size 36, and it fits great.

Wearing the Dahlia blouse in size 6, styled with denim and a skirt.

Sézane Dresses

I have a few dresses from Sézane, all in size 4/6 (small). The shorter Sézane dresses can run small, and I am 5’6″, so keep that in mind if you are my height or taller. The Pippa short dress is a summer staple. I own it in two colors and wear it often. There is a longer version as well, called the Pippa.

Wearing the Gemini dress in black in size 6. This was a favorite for the summer, and I packed it for the South of France. Easy and light for hot days. I loved the belt feature for styling. Typically, their dresses for summer run tt,s and I am in a size 6.

I recently purchased the Vic dress after it sold out last year and bought it in size 36, and it’s perfect. Make sure to tie the arms before you put them on. It’s a bit tricky if you do it the other way around. This is what wore for my 40th birthday, and I know I will be wearing this dress on repeat for years to come.

Sézane Sizing for Skirts

The skirts at Sézane are excellent right now. I bought one in Paris in suede and got the same one in black. They are both fantastic, and I know I will wear them a bunch with boots this winter.

Sézane Sizing for Trousers and Denim

Below are the Martin Crop Trousers in size 38. I could have sized up one more.

For Sézane bottoms, including pants and skirts, I had to size up one size to a 38 from my usual 36, which is a 4 to a 6.

I recently added these Martin trousers and these adorable pants to my Sézane collection. Both are in a 6/38.

Sézane denim is one category I do not currently own. I have the wide-legged denim on order, and it is sized up to an 8. The denim styles I ordered have a high waist and a button fly, which aren’t my favorites. Brut sexy is one of the most popular styles and from my experience runs small so definitely size up. You may want to order two sizes to try them on side by side and return one pair.

Sézane Sizing For Belts

After wanting one for the past year, I recently added a Sézane belt to my collection. While in the store in Paris, I tried it on in person and wear a size 85. Typically, I am available on 4/27, if that helps. The 80 was too small for me.

Wearing the Émile belt below with a skirt. Belts are one of my favorite accessories for the upcoming fall season, and I cannot wait to wear them more. I highly recommend finding a favorite black and brown belt and buying it in both colors for wardrobe staples.

Does Sézane run sales?

Sézane does not run sales, but they do run the archives, which are at the end of each season. You can find reduced pricing on Sézane items. They have changed this to all sales are final, so it is important to know your size. You can see this helpful post on how to shop the Sézane archives here.

Sézane Package Delivery from Paris

One of my favorite aspects of ordering Sézane is the packaging. Henri knows when a Sézane package arrives, and we order frequently enough to know our FedEx delivery person. The items are packaged in the most beautiful tissue paper with their signature scent. My sister commented on how much she loved this smell from Sézane, and it was the first thing she noticed when she received her package.

As I mentioned, returns are free, so there is no need to worry. I recommend purchasing your favorite items in different sizes to see what works best. I learned the hard way: I had my eye on a coat, but it sold out quickly and wasn’t the right size. You can wait for restocks by adding your name to the list once you have an account on the Sézane website.

If you are a different size than me and have found your size in Sézane, I would love it if you would comment below and share, so other readers can find your size.

All photos of me taken by Katie Donnelly Photography

*This post includes affiliate links. I make a small commission from items purchased through my links. Merci!

The post Sezane Sizing Guide appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Links I Love Week 7: Year 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Sun, 15 Feb 2026 00:39:19 +0000

Links I Love Week 6

Hello from Utah! This weekend, we have a joint ski weekend with my husband’s family and my family. What a gift it is to have them all in the same house. While they ski, I am getting in a little downtime at the spa. (a gift from my husband for Valentine’s Day) The only thing I am missing from the weekend is Henri. I cannot wait to be home with him for the next couple of weeks. My next book event is in Ohio, and he is coming on the road with me!

Grab your coffee and croissants, and join me for links I love.

How far does $1000 take you in Paris? I always say, everyone has a different way to do Paris. The author of this article did things differently than I would do it but, I still loved the perspective and I learned new spots. Plus, I loved the end where they share what to skip and splurge on. Take notes for your next trip.

5 Ways to make everyday feel more meaningful

How to style khakis like a cool girl this spring

Eyeing the Sezane spring 2026 lookbook. The new collection drops this Sunday. I typically publish this Saturday evening so stay tuned for my favorites.

Mandy Moore’s LA home is stunning in Architectural Digest and the back story of rebuilding after the fires might make you tear up like it did for me.

Margaux is having a private winter sale and there are some great gems including The Cluny Slingback

5 Winter bag trends for 2026 according to Town and Country

How to season like a French chef

Is walking barefoot at home bad? My husband and I both have Ugg slippers and love them. Especially after breaking a toe on the corner of our bed, slippers are on a majority of the time. We leave shoes at the door.

Don’t miss the Frame archival sale, my code REBECCA15 gets you an additional 15% off. I loved this crochet sweater and these jeans. For size reference, I am a medium in sweaters and 28 in jeans.

The French pin is replacing the claw clip, here is a way to style them. This is especially good for fine hair. I ordered one a while back but now I am going to dig mine out.

Where to shop for cheese in Paris via Afar

Should women be cold plunging? The benefits are explained.

I rave about Sisley mascara often, I also love this budget friendly Soshe one for $32

Warning, your to-go coffee cup may contain microplastics. A few ways to test. I have been seeing articles about this recently and tried to enjoy my coffee and matcha with a ceramic mug in Paris instead of all the paper cups.

Words of love or friendship can be a gift. The lost art of letter writing. I keep all the cards and letters from my husband and every card that has come from friends and readers from publishing Paris Every Day.

I am not one for patterns, but I love the way this skirt is styled.

Jeremiah Brent’s favorite design detail is everywhere

The best lighting trends of 2026, according to Elle Decor

Londontown, the nail polish I use all the time, is 25% off with code WINTER25. I love the Elderberry color and Truly Ruby.

Love languages by generation. My brother in law sent this one in. I beg to differ since I am technically a millennial and my love language is acts of service.

How to spend one perfect day in Paris via Afar

Lands’ End Sale, President’s Day is here with 50% off everything. I love their swimsuits (already thinking ahead), and I want to add one of these totes to the back of the car. These rain boots are perfect for Chicago dog walks this spring.

Annie Meyers Shyer of Nancy Meyers has her first book out this September, This Oak House, a four-year renovation of her home. Read the article here.

Paris apartment with an epic garden.

How cute are these wide-legged green pants by Paige?

The best makeup for mature skin. I have heard great things about Jones Road Via Glamour

Best Sellers this week include this Sezane hooded scarf, the dark nail polish I wore last weekend, I love our entry rug and so do all of you! (Rebecca 15 gets you 15% off)

Is French pharmacy overhyped? According to InStyle, don’t miss these three priming products.

How to deal with loneliness. Coming off of Valentine’s Day on a weekend can make things feel so much worse. I have been there.

The Warby Parker sunglasses that I loved and sold out last year are back in stock! I may order a pair with my updated prescription.

Why is the internet so obsessed with depuffing?

I recently ordered this navy blue Belfast peacoat from Frank and Eileen. It is going to look super cute with these pants and this tank.

The most exciting hotel openings this winter, the first one on the list is in Healdsburg which means I may need a trip back!

9 exercises that could add years to your life. Via Real Simple.

P.S.Enjoy more on Substack

On the Blog:

What I Packed for Paris January 2026

What I Wore in Paris January 2026

*This post includes affiliate links. I receive a small commission from purchases made through my links. Merci

The post Links I Love Week 7: Year 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

What I Packed for Paris in January 2026

Rebecca Plotnick — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 02:02:18 +0000

What I Packed for Paris in January 2026

Paris in January has become a yearly tradition. I use the quiet season to reboot from the previous year and plan for the year ahead. What worked, what didn’t, and where I want to grow. The cold days aren’t for everyone, but I love them. This trip fell a little later than usual, with the Sézane book party being at the end of the month. It still lets me try some new hotels at off-peak-season prices and take advantage of the sales.

You can see more of what I was up to in Paris with My Paris Agenda here.

The Weather In Paris in January

The weather in Paris in January is traditionally cold, wet, and damp. I have been in Paris for some pretty cold winters. Make sure to check the forecast if you plan to visit in January. Base layers help keep warm, such as an extra pair of leggings under your jeans or a thermal shirt under your sweater.

My Travel Uniform to Paris

I have crafted a travel uniform over the past year, and it has made life much easier. This sweater from La Ligne is so soft, warm, and cozy. (Use the code REBECCA10 for 10% off.) I have fallen in love with these high hope pants from AYR. (I own them in medium) They are not leggings, but rather an elevated sweatpant feel with pockets that work well for long-haul flights, especially overnight flights. I have arrived in Paris and feel pulled together. A T-shirt to layer under the sweater is ideal. I can remove the sweater and tie it over my shoulders if I get too warm, or when I land at CDG.

Curious how I styled everything? Check out this Substack post.

Cold Weather Accessories for Paris

My coat and Me+Em travel scarf were the MVPs of the trip. Paris was cold, especially on the day of my event. It was freezing, and I needed the extra layer of warmth.

Gloves and warm socks were also key items I packed to stay warm, especially on days when it rained nonstop.

A travel umbrella that fits in my day bag is essential. Monoprix sells umbrellas at the entrance, and they have stores placed all over the city, so it is easy to pick up one if you forget to pack yours.

As a travel photographer, I need my camera to be secure in a zipped bag. I love my Cuyana. It has a ton of pockets to keep all my little accessories organized.

The Coat I Packed for Paris in January

Paris in the winter is damp and cold. When I looked at the coats in my closet, I dug deep, looking at the fiber content. The coat with the highest wool content won, which was this one, a gift from Zadig and Voltaire. If you are looking for something similar for Paris, this coat is also a great option.

Boots for Paris in January

These Margaux Chelsea boots were perfect for Paris in January. It rained just about every day, and these are water-resistant. I never had to worry about getting caught in the rain and ruining my shoes. They were comfortable and sturdy, and I walked 20,000 steps a day without any issues.

Sézane red ballet flats were perfect for the warmer day in Paris. They are always sold out, and I was happy to find a pair in the store. I typically wear an 8 for shoes with Sézane.

The Sarah Flint booties are a favorite and have been in my wardrobe for a while. They are an investment, but I have worn them a good number of times to make them worth it. Perfect with skirts, dresses, and jeans.

Sweaters I Packed for Paris

This Frame grey button-down sweater is always a piece I reach for in my closet, and I knew I wanted to pack for Paris. REBECCA15 gets you 15% off any Frame piece.

I always like to have a warm café sweater for a very cold or rainy day. This chocolate brown sweater was what I put on after the event with jeans, and it felt so good!

Love this Alex Mill red turtleneck sweater for a pop of color.

Sézane Paris Book Party Outfit

For the Sézane event, I was originally going to wear these heels, but a community member saw my outfit preview and recommended booties instead. This was a smart move, and I’m happy I swapped. I walked from my hotel to the store, and that wasn’t happening in heels. The booties are great for standing for long periods, and I was able to walk a few miles in them without issue.

I was in a skirt and blouse for the event and needed tights. This Lou bag was perfect for my phone and lipstick for the event.

Beauty Bag for Paris

Before Paris, I did BBL and Moxie, which meant my skincare routine was very simple. I packed this Avène cleanser and moisturizer. Sunscreen was a non-negotiable.

I had a blowout before I left for Paris and scheduled one for my return, so my hair was taken care of. In my cadence capsules, I packed my Roz shampoo to refresh my bangs every day, along with this travel hair brush. This is a product I know, love, and trust. The hotel has great products, too, but I know how my hair will react to this shampoo.

Eye patches and this eye mask for before the event and shoot to reduce puffiness from flying.

I love the scent of Evolve Together deodorants and always keep one in my travel bag.

Simple Makeup for Paris

I find the Merit Foundation Stick and Brush the easiest for applying makeup. It goes on easily, and this color suits me well. For blush, Iris and Romeo English Rose. I also love their Weekend Skin, which I use regularly in Paris under makeup before foundation. It provides SPF protection and a subtle glow. Mascara is Sisley Paris, and I always have a lip gloss from Merit in my bag. For the event, I wore this Sisley lipstick.

Pilates Clothes for Paris

I packed Pilates clothes in hopes of making it to a class, and it worked! Paris Pilates Society is owned by my friend Jennifer, and I signed up for a weekend class. Third Love just released a new TempSync bra and pants that I packed for Paris, along with a tank top.

Paris Photo Shoot Clothes

Katie Donnelly and I shot a few looks for Valentine’s Day in Paris. We lucked out with the weather that day; it was warm enough to go without a coat for a bit. Plus, we had a little sunshine.

I wore this Boden skirt with this sweater and these red flats. The whole outfit is adorable and so much fun.

Another Boden sweater with Frame jeans and red flats.

For the third look, which was also from Boden, a pink dress, we layered a Zadig and Voltaire grey coat on top for part of the shoot.

The Bra that Saved Me

I wore this Eby bra on the flight over. It is wire-free and perfect for a long flight. My friend, Tam, was helping me finalize my outfit for Sézane over text, and she asked if I had a black bra instead!? I panicked. After dinner, I realized I did have one. This Eby bra is what I wore under my blouse to the Sézane event, and it worked great.

What I Packed for Paris And Didn’t Use

I anticipated colder temperatures and packed this Uniqlo jacket to wear under my coat, and it never left the suitcase.

For an evening bag, I packed this mini bag from Cuyana, and I didn’t end up using it. I was typically out all day, so I just had my Cuyana tote with me instead.

I thought I might use this AYR button-down as a layering piece under a sweater, but I didn’t wear it. Also, I packed one too many Frame jeans for the trip. These black jeans are great, but I only needed two pairs, and I already packed a medium- and a dark-wash pair of the Palazzo denim from Frame. Two pairs of jeans are plenty for 5/6 nights to rotate.

Suitcases and Longchamp Bag

I ended up using two suitcases because I carried books, Girl Scout cookies, and a few other things from the US. This allowed me more room for the way home. For extra purchases, I like using this Longchamp foldable bag that expands and can hold a good amount for the trip home.

For more packing tips, check out what to pack for Paris in the winter here.

*This post includes affiliate links. I make a small commission off of items purchased from my links. Merci!

The post What I Packed for Paris in January 2026 appeared first on Everyday Parisian.

Everyday Parisian

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring

Table of contents

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring 2026

What to Pack for Paris in the Spring: Updated 2026 Spring

Key Items to Pack for Paris in the Spring

What to Expect for the Weather in Paris in the Spring

Coats to Pack for Paris in the Spring

Where to Shop in Paris for Spring Clothes

Blazer Jackets for Spring in Paris

The Best Bags for Paris in the Spring

Packing for Paris in the Spring

The Best Walking Shoes for Paris

Skirts and Dresses for Paris

Spring Layers for Paris

Shirts to Pack for Paris in the Spring

The Best Pants to Pack for Paris in The Spring

Spring Accessories to Pack for Paris

Packing List for Paris in the Spring

Paris Three-Day Spring Itinerary

Paris 3-Day Spring Itinerary

An Added Rainy Day Paris Itinerary

About Rebecca Plotnick Behind Everyday Parisian

Who is the Paris Spring 3-day Itinerary For?

How is it different from The Paris Guide?

Do I need both The Paris Guide and the Paris Spring Itinerary?

What is The Paris Guide Digital PDF?

Links I Love Week 12: Year 2026

Links I Love Week 12

Links I Love Week 11: Year 2026

Links I Love Week 11

Links I Love Week 10: Year 2026

Links I Love Week 10

A Guide to the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

A Guide to the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

How to Get to the 9th Arrondissement in Paris

Where to Stay in the 9th Arrondissement

New Hotels in the 9th Arrondissement to Discover

Budget-Friendly Hotel in the 9th Arrondissement

Where the 9th Arrondissement is Located in Paris

Main Streets in the 9th Arrondissement

What to do in the 9th Arrondissement

What to do in the 9th Arrondissement of Paris

Where to Shop in the 9th Arrondissement

Where to Eat Pastries in the 9th Arrondissement in Paris

Coffee Shops in the 9th Arrondissement

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement Classic Paris

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement Paris Classic French

Where to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement, Paris

Inexpensive Places to Eat in the 9th Arrondissement

Coffee and Brunch in the 9th Arrondissement

Links I Love Week 9: Year 2026

Links I Love Week 9

This week on The Blog:

Links I Love Week 8: Year 2026

Links I Love Week 8

On the blog:

What Parisians Are Wearing Now: January 2026

Pop of Red. Colors Parisians Are Wearing Winter 2026

Hooded Scarf Trend Winter 2026

Parisian Scarf Trends Winter 2026

Parisian Winter 2026 Trends

Black Tights with Boots. What Parisians are Wearing Now

Cuffed Wide Legged Jeans: What Parisians Are Wearing Now

Long Coats Trends in Paris Winter 2026

Chocolate Brown: Winter Trends Spotted in Paris

Leopard Accessories Spotted in Paris Winter 2026

Sezane Sizing Guide

Sézane Sizing Guide

Table of contents

Introduction to Sézane

Where to Find Sézane in Paris

Sézane Sizing Essentials

Sézane releases new collections monthly.

Sézane Sizing Tips

How to Return Sézane Items

Sézane Sizing for the Gaspard Sweater

All About The Gaspard sweater.

Sézane Gaspard Sweater