Minois Paris opens doors of first own-name store

Published: 29-Jun-2018
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The new store will stock all of the brand's ranges, including its exclusive collection with home fragrance brand Kerzon

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In September, French baby-and-child cosmetics brand Minois Paris will open its first store on the newly developed 14 rue Bachaumont.

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