Etienne Marcel Street

The name of Etienne Marcel in Paris is called the street. Etienne Marcel left his mark on French history. It is known that he lived in the middle of the XIV century and stood out as the leader of the Paris Uprising (1356-1358) during the Hundred Years' War. It is located in the historical center of Paris, in the 2nd arrondissement, and crosses the Louvre street, connecting Victoria Square with Sevastopol Boulevard.

This central street is also the center of fashion shopping and is considered one of the most investment and economically attractive not only in France, but all over the world. Etienne Marseille is an inexhaustible source of all kinds of information in the fashion world, which is why it is so attractive for journalists.

Fashion boutiques in beautiful vintage buildings abound with chic collections of famous trade brands such as Kolet, Victoria, Yoji Yamamoto, Kenzo, Mugle, Martin and François Girbaud, Agnes and others. Often here you can see famous movie stars buying fashion accessories.