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Textile/Fashion Museums- Paris

GiltEdge

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I'll be in Paris next week and the week after that. I am going to Amsterdam, Paris, Nice, Monte Carlo and Provence. In Paris I am hoping check out a fashion or textile museum. I really have not been able to find much online, I find links on google but they're sending me to sites that don't have any other information other than an image, a name and no address. I was also thinking maybe there are some really bad museums there that cater to the Japanese tourist crowd.

What are some places I can go to check out great iconic items other than going to an actual store.

Edit: In edition to that are there little shops that produce small items, one of a kind to take back home (please don't tell me to go to John Lobb or Hermes and buy something $10K).
 

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A textile museum, really?


There is a Salvador Dali museum in Paris which is really nice. It has his earlier works that werent all melting clocks and crutches. It's different, but I think I liked t more than is later stuff.
 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musée_Galliera 10 Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie 75116 Paris, France 01 56 52 86 00
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Originally Posted by XeF4
A textile museum, really?


There is a Salvador Dali museum in Paris which is really nice. It has his earlier works that werent all melting clocks and crutches. It's different, but I think I liked t more than is later stuff.


Obviously I'll be going to fine art museums
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Any places where I can pick up a silk tie, ascot, scarf, etc? Local business that are not mass produced like Hermes.
 

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