75 Boulevard Malesherbes
Marcel Proust lived for a long time at No. 9, Coco Chanel made her debut as a milliner at No. 160, and the future architect Robert Mallet-Stevens was born at No. 60. The composer Gabriel Fauré lived at No. 154, while Françoise Sagan wrote Bonjour Tristesse at No. 167. Émile Benneton, for his part, chose to establish his business at No. 75.
Located at 75 Boulevard Malesherbes, in the eighth arrondissement of Paris, the Maison Benneton Graveur boutique is an emblematic and confidential place where history and fine craftsmanship have met since 1880.