'Le Marche Du Marin' in St. Tropez Has Oodles of Nautical Fashions
Tiana Reid — May 18, 2010 — Fashion
References: garancedore.fr
After complaining of the “painful” shopping experiences in Saint-Tropez, French street style photographer and blogger Garance Doré launched her much-liked thrift store in the paradise on the French Riviera, Le Marché du Marin.
Le Marché du Marin carries a ton of boating-inspired pieces, including the wicker bag (see gallery) that Doré picked up for herself on her shopping trip. It’s one of those boutique vintage stores for people who dislike a more traditional vintage shop filled with fruitless searches and smelly clothes (like Doré).
Le Marché du Marin carries a ton of boating-inspired pieces, including the wicker bag (see gallery) that Doré picked up for herself on her shopping trip. It’s one of those boutique vintage stores for people who dislike a more traditional vintage shop filled with fruitless searches and smelly clothes (like Doré).
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