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Aallard
In 1930, Armando Allard put this tony shop on the map by creating the first modern ski pant. Three generations later it’s still a family-run affair with grandson Antoine helming the company, which now sells creamy cashmere sweaters, chic puffer...
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Big Boss
Yes, the name is a little cheesy, but the sleek, sexy styles that Big Boss sells are anything but. A stark, white color palette and floor-to-ceiling mirrors compliment the trendy and extensive selection of international brands sold here, which include...
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Blue Ink
The trendy, wood-paneled Blue Ink brings a dash of Parisian style to the mountains. Buttery Ash sneakers and bright Mexicana accessories mix with more established names, including Ralph Lauren and Church’s. For men looking for a dose of Gallic style,...
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La Ferme de Joseph
Equal parts farm, shop and restaurant, La Ferme de Joseph is a modern chalet-style building perched mountainside overlooking the town of Megève. The forward-thinking owner understood visitors’ growing interest in seeing where the famed dairy of the region came from,...
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Poterie Penelope
The diminutive and adorable Penelope throws by hand all the pottery creations found in this small shop in the village center. Cups, bowls, teapots and plates are then hand painted by her in sweet pastels. Penelope also makes in-house soaps...
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Squaw Valley
The brainchild of Astrid Maillez-Contoz, a local decorator famous for her mountain-chic homes, Squaw Valley offers a piece of the American West in the middle of the French Alps. Housed in a cozy shop near the Hotel Mont Blanc, the...
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Village Market
Village Market’s cutesy name belies the bevy of blue chip, international names the boutique carries. Filled to the brim with cute knick-knacks and chic jewelry, this is the perfect place to pick up a trendy gift for yourself or a...
Megève
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Shopping in Megève is less of the ski clothes and more of the fur-coat variety. Check out La Galerie du Chamois, an arcade on the main street near the church that has plenty of one-of-a-kind boutiques. Be sure to stop in at the historic shop Aallard, which opened in the church square in the 1930s and claims to have invented the ski pant.