Paris and Beyond

Repetto Swan Lake Once upon a time a Princess named Odette  was under the spell of the Evil Wizard Rothbart.  He turned...

Night Reflections Walking in the empty streets, parapluie (umbrella) in hand,  long velvet coat, warm gloves, and holding ...

Repetto A window in homage to George Balanchine's work in three acts "Jewels," inspired by the gems of Van Clee...

Repetto The reflection here belies the upscale street of Rue de la Paix.   Perhaps the black and white image gives it a less po...

Repetto It is always a treat to see the Repetto windows on Rue de la Paix  with crystal chandeliers and wall of mirrors.   The s...

Rue de la Paix It was raining on the evening of Beaujolais Nouveau Day, but this chic French girl with her long black velv...

Repetto pink Repetto's windows are perhaps my favorite  and definitely the most anticipated on each trip.   The main st...

La vitrine de Repetto When I arrive in Paris, Repetto is one of my first stops, not to buy the shoes, but to gaze at their w...

Repetto Who could not resist a stretch on the ballet barre? (for Nanette) Repetto 22, rue de la Paix 75002, Paris Métro Opéra

Tartine et Chocolat This boutique is next door to Repetto on Rue de la Paix so it is a stop for me on every visit to Paris. Some chic ...

Dansez! The Repetto window on Rue de la Paix is always on my list... This display in white gives the illusion of petals being blown from...

Dansez! Repetto's window on Rue de la Paix is always on my list, and the petite souris did not disappoint. Dance, with all the joie ...

A trip to Paris is not complete without a visit to Repetto on Rue de la Paix. Although there was an expectation of an exquisite display*, t...

Although Repetto has men's shoes, I have not seen them for sale in the Paris boutique window, hummmm.....? I'll take these red ones...

Repetto , known the world over for its ballet shoes , also makes les chaussures for women of all ages, men, and children.

I cannot say how many pairs of pointe shoes I stumbled over growing up, nor the number of times she extended her leg up the passageway wall ...