Colette, the renowned Parisian boutique, is closing down after 20 years. Considered as Paris first concept store, the boutique was founded in 1997 by Colette Roussaux, and has been led by her daughter Sarah Andelman in recent years. The three-storey, 8,000-square-foot space has become a destination for fashion fans. It sells everything from niche film camera to accessibly-priced souvenirs and t-shirts, and is the go-to for exclusive launches of brands, special products and independent magazines. Colette is also known for its combination of high-end ready-to-wear and streetwear, making it one of the first to embrace the fusion of luxury fashion with an edgy street aesthetic. Colette is one of the fashion world's most iconic "concept stores" and was something of a pilgrimage site during Paris Fashion Week.