Paris Olympics: opening ceremony costumes on sale at Puces de Saint-Ouen

It was only six months ago that France and the world were vibrating to the rhythm of the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, cheering on the athletes and applauding every medal. And before following the competitions, spectators were treated to an opening ceremony on the Seine that was as surprising as it was memorable.

Do you miss the atmosphere? Did you love the spectacle of the ceremony? Good news: for one weekend, the Puces de Saint-Ouen market is offering a themed retrospective of the Games.

An exhibition will be held on January 25 and 26, 2025 at the Biron, Dauphine and Vernaison markets. Stalls and shop windows will feature costumes and accessories used during the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games, including the famous "Marie-Antoinette" models, which were once displayed on the façade of the Conciergerie.

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These unique and unforgettable pieces are displayed freely on the market stands. For visitors, it's a chance to see the costumes up close, and appreciate the expertise of the French fashion houses involved in their creation.

Second piece of good news: these costumes and accessories are on sale. If you've fallen for one of the models, you can take it home with you. Prices range from 3 to 800 euros. So there's something for every budget... As long as you get there early.

In addition to this retrospective event at the Puces de Saint-Ouen, lovers of the Games can take advantage of a big sale on official Paris 2024 products at the F. Juliot Curie school on Saturday and Sunday. Flags, water bottles, bags, athletes' towels, t-shirts: a varied selection of products awaits collectors.