The former creative director of Paris concept store Colette has published the first five tomes in a series of collectible books.

The film about the last six months of the Paris concept store Colette will be available on demand from Dec. 20.

Virgil Abloh also created limited-edition merchandise for a temporary store marking the release of the “Colette, Mon Amour” documentary.

The Los Angeles brand cohosted a dinner with Sarah Andelman and Instagram’s shopping team to celebrate their Paris pop-up.

The original Nous store in Paris was opened by former Colette staffers Sébastien Chapelle and Marvin Dein.

Kanye West, Virgil Abloh and Pharrell Williams star in the documentary, which will be released in 2020.

The online consumer marketplace is hosting “StockXchange,” a three-day exhibition celebrating the best of French street culture.

Forget stuffy sit-down dinners: Brands are upping their food game with the help of creative chefs, artists and set designers, turning industry events into buzzy communication tools.

The groundbreaking retailer was an early supporter of talents such as Rick Owens and Nicolas Ghesquière, and survived designer musical chairs, a recession and dramatic shifts in consumer behavior.

The shop mines one of the longest-running acts in rock ‘n’ roll.

Frank Ocean, Lewis Hamilton, Victor Cruz and Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli also attended the show, held at the quaint Place Dauphine on Thursday.

Saint Laurent Rive Droite, a concept developed by Anthony Vaccarello, sells everything from Jean Prouvé chairs to designer condoms.

The temporary space, designed with former Colette creative director Sarah Andelman, will kick off a global tour of “Hello Sacai” pop-ups.

Marco Giami, who managed the Water Bar at Parisian concept store Colette, will open Mar’Co in February.

Knightley stars as the French novelist Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, who ran in the same circles as Coco Chanel.