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Want to discover tomorrow’s creations? Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées presents a selection of talents who use codes to innovate and propose new versions of fashion that are more responsible, sustainable, and equally beautiful, using upcycling as a method of choice.

This method of creating something new from something old, whether it’s reworking a garment or using fabrics lying dormant in the warehouses of the world’s most luxurious brands, could be your next fashion crush.

If you’re looking for the perfect piece or pieces to round out your wardrobe, Waste will host a pop-up on the store’s second floor from April 9 to 29.

This young French brand creates limited-edition pieces using dormant stock from top luxury houses. It produces high-quality clothing and accessories that can be worn and passed down for generations.

During Le Nouveau Cool, Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées will provide a virtual tour d’horizon of circular design. From April 19 to June 24, the department store will host a pop-up by French upcycling marketplace Reiner, which has specially selected over ten brands to suit all tastes: Maitrepierre, Studio Clandestin, La Fameuse, Marine Henrion, Tricot, Annie Jeans, Kiska Lab, Cordiz, Kabas, Viron, Curvy World Studio, and Valentine Witmeur Lab.

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Galeries Lafayette Champs-Elysées and Reiner are arranging a meeting with Alphonse Maitrepierre, the young designer who’s been catching everyone’s attention, proving that department stores can be generous once again.

Attend a free discussion about upcycling as a new creative process with the designer and one of Reiner’s co-founders on Thursday, April 25 at 6:30 p.m.