Paris Shoes

Muji, 27 and 30 rue St-Sulpice, 6 ème (☎01 46 34 01 10 and 01 44 07 37 30). Odéon. Affordable, modern, and minimalist bric-a-brac made in Japan. Everything from candles to magazine racks to bathrobes. Lots under €15. Open M-F 10am-7:30pm, Sa 10am-8pm. AmEx/MC/V.
No Name, 8 rue des Canettes, 6 ème (☎01 44 41 66 46). St-Sulpice. Stylish sneakers in every color, fabric, and shade of glitter. Sandals €53-61, sneakers €60-90. Open M and Th 10am-1pm and 2-7pm; Tu-W, F 10am-7pm, Sa 10am-7:30pm. AmEx/MC/V.
Free Lance, 30 rue du Four, 6 ème (☎01 45 48 14 78). St-Germain-des-Prés or Mabillon. Some great and stylish shoes alongside a few less posh picks. Très cher rainbow stilettos and patterned knee-high leather boots call to the stylistically outrageous. Some more basic merchandise falls just below the €200 mark. Come for the soldes, when prices become infinitely more reasonable. Open M-Sa 10am-7pm. AmEx/MC/V.
Om Kashi, 7 rue de la Montagne Ste-Geneviève, 5 ème (☎01 46 33 46 07). Maubert-Mutualité. Its name translating to “The City of Lights,” this welcoming shop sells imported boxes of henna, more than 80 kinds of incense, and shelves of clothing and jewelry. Its owners individually select each product from India and Asia, from the 18th-century furniture to the Himalayan singing bowls. Carries unusual scarves and fabrics with which Parisians love to accessorize. Open M 2-7pm, Tu-Sa 10am-1pm and 2-7pm. 15% discount if you bring your Let’s Go: Paris .

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