The 40-room former mansion of Pierre Cardin with its lipstick-red doors, located in the fashionable 8th arrondissement, offers rooms from EUROs 1400 per night (US$1645).
We know the French love their dogs – they can be seen with their owners in the top hotels and finest restaurants - and during the upcoming Paris Fashion Week, the most indulged canines will find their way to La Reserve, the most elevated address for visitors to France’s capital.
The 40-room former mansion of Pierre Cardin with its lipstick-red doors, located in the fashionable 8th arrondissement, offers rooms from EUROs 1400 per night (US$1645).
Quite why the human models appear on a catwalk when the most fashionable animals in Paris are dogs is something of a mystery.
At this time of year in the French capital, dogs can be found in cashmere sweaters, designer sunglasses and collars lined with precious stones.
The most indulged four-legged fashion influencers will be found at La Reserve, sipping Evian from specially supplied bowls and lounging back on pillows, awaiting the butler to bring the menu.
For 36 euros (US$46.3) per dish including tax, these canine gourmands can choose from the following:
Suprême de poulet, riz vapeur
Viande hachée, riz, épinards
Pâtes (pasta), jambon blanc
Poisson du jour, carottes, épinards
Meanwhile, designer pet outfitter ‘Mungo and Maud’ offers a pop-up to salvage any embarrassing faux pas such as having your dog turn up in a fringe blanket coat when everyone else is in optical prints. And if you wish to go just that extra OTT, Paris is also home to pup parfumes and specially tailored food for dietary requirements.