Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées celebrates spring with a new pop-up!

Spring is just around the corner, and to celebrate the return of fine weather, Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées is hosting three colorful pop-ups.

Launched in 2017 by Charlie Faron, Encré thinks of embroidery like tattooing: thread replaces ink and skin gives way to textile. The brand offers a minimalist-style wardrobe, consisting of hoodies, t-shirts, and accessories, without ever forgoing a hint of colorful originality. The embroideries are made in a workshop in Lyon, to guarantee the know-how that goes into the making of these pieces. Encré invites you to discover a selection of its flagship products until March 18 on the second floor of the store.

Then, from March 19 to April 8, Fiorucci, the famous Italian house founded in 1967, takes over to offer you a showcase of softness: pastel colors, candy prints and marshmallow-shaped bags guide you through the brand's new collection. An ode to creativity and childhood happiness, Fiorucci marks its comeback after a few years' absence, with even more audacity, fantasy and innovation to inspire the new generation at this first pop-up in France.

After Italy, Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées takes you this time to England with the pop-up of London brand Kurt Geiger. Conceived as a universe of its own inside the store, this takeover of the store's atrium is a celebration of the brand's values: diversity, creativity, freedom and self-confidence. A colorful landscape imagined to present the new collection of leather goods and shoes with accents of a London stroll, including the Kensington bag, the Southbank tote bag and all the cult Kurt Geiger models. To be discovered at the brand's pop-up from March 26 to April 15.