Carrousel du Louvre
Drop-off and pick-up on rue de Rivoli or via the Carrousel access depending on crowds. We scout the nearest authorised waiting zone to spare you the 200-metre walk between shows.
Event
Eight days, a hundred shows, one point of contact.
During Fashion Week, Paris runs on minutes. Our chauffeurs move you from show to show, from the Carrousel du Louvre to the Palais de Tokyo, without ever costing you a front-row seat, with a coordinator tracking your schedule hour by hour. Since 1983 we have carried fashion houses, editors and buyers, their teams and their garment rails.
1983
House founded
100+
Shows per week
8 jours / 8 days
Fashion Week duration
5
Seasons covered yearly
2h
Quote delivered within
24h/24
Availability
The context
Paris Fashion Week follows the official calendar of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) and brings together more than 100 shows across roughly eight days. Four moments shape the year: Haute Couture in January and July, womenswear in February-March and September-October, menswear in January and June. Shows sometimes run every thirty minutes across venues scattered through the 1st, 8th and 16th arrondissements. The audience is specific: house directors, editors-in-chief, international buyers, contracted models and press officers working against the clock. This is pure transport logistics, where a badly placed car costs a missed entrance.
When
January - Haute Couture and menswear
First wave of the year: women's Haute Couture overlaps with menswear ready-to-wear. Cold weather, tight slots, engine-warm waiting between salons.
February-March - Womenswear
The densest week. More than 100 autumn-winter women's shows, short rotations between the Grand Palais Éphémère and private mansions in the Marais.
June - Menswear
Spring-summer menswear season. Presentation evenings, after-shows and house dinners that stretch days well past midnight.
July - Haute Couture
Summer couture, a shorter calendar but highly demanding clients. Heat, tourist traffic, routes scouted in advance.
September-October - Womenswear
Spring-summer womenswear, the other major peak. International buyers and editors in force, with CDG and Le Bourget airport shuttles included.
Method
You send us your show schedule, or we build it from the FHCM calendar. A costed quote within 2 hours, fixed price per day or per assignment.
We map your venues, identify authorised drop-off zones and calculate real travel times between each show, including seasonal traffic.
A single point of contact reachable around the clock tracks your movements live, adjusts timing when a show runs late and redeploys vehicles.
Chauffeur in position ahead of time, engine ready as you leave, crew and garment rails moved in parallel. You step out, you step in, you keep moving.
Where
Drop-off and pick-up on rue de Rivoli or via the Carrousel access depending on crowds. We scout the nearest authorised waiting zone to spare you the 200-metre walk between shows.
Avenue du Président-Wilson, in the 16th. High vehicle density during shows: our coordinator times arrival to the minute so the car is there as you step out.
Champ-de-Mars, facing the Eiffel Tower. Filtered, controlled perimeter: we work with accredited access points and the official FHCM drop-off locations.
Intimate presentations on rue Saint-Honoré, place Vendôme, in the 3rd and 4th. Narrow streets, scarce parking: a V-Class waits as close as possible while a coordinator manages the queue.
Avenue Winston-Churchill, home to major shows. Heavy press and public turnout: bypass routes prepared for the 2pm to 7pm peaks.
Included
Three seasons working with them now. The coordinator knows our schedule better than we do, and the car is always there as we leave, even when a show runs twenty minutes over.
Camille R., directrice de maison, Paris
Across France
Our base sits at 18 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, minutes from the main show venues. Beyond Paris, we cover house and client travel to Lyon, Bordeaux, Nice, Cannes, Monaco, Deauville and the rest of France. For international arrivals, we run transfers from Roissy-CDG, Orly and the business aviation terminals at Le Bourget.
The fleet
For editors and buyers running between shows, the Mercedes S-Class and the electric EQS offer the quiet and the working space they need. The BMW i7, Audi A8 L and Mercedes-Maybach serve house directors and front-row guests. For teams, garment rails and equipment, the V-Class, EQV and eight-seat Sprinter VIP carry up to an entire wardrobe without creasing it.
A dedicated coordinator builds your route from the FHCM calendar, calculates real travel times between venues and positions the vehicle before each show ends. If a show runs late, they adjust the rest of the day and let you know. On-site waiting is included, so you never chase your car.
Yes. We run V-Class, EQV and eight-seat Sprinter VIP vehicles in parallel for crews, equipment and clothing rails. Collections travel flat or hanging as needed, crease-free, while the director vehicles carry the guests.
All our chauffeurs speak English. During Fashion Week a large share of buyers and editors come from London, New York, Milan or Tokyo: welcome, instructions and conversation on the road happen without a language barrier.
Both. Most Fashion Week clients choose a full-day assignment with an allocated chauffeur, which guarantees the same car and driver from morning to the final dinner. We also offer single trips at a fixed price quoted in advance.
The February-March and September-October weeks fill up fast. We recommend confirming three to four weeks ahead, especially for multi-vehicle assignments with rails. For last-minute requests, write to us: we return a quote within 2 hours and do everything availability allows.
Tell us your programme. We reply with a quote within 2 hours, weekends included.
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