
Paris, the city of haute couture, provides a rich and inspiring backdrop for GCSE and A-Level Fashion & Textiles students.
Over four days and three nights, students engage with iconic fashion landmarks, museums, and cultural sites that bring their studies to life.
On our Paris Fashion & Textiles School Trips, students can immerse themselves in the world of design and style by exploring the historic Marché Saint Pierre textile market and the artistic streets of Montmartre. They’ll gain inspiration from the Pierre Cardin Museum, tour the Musée de la Mode et du Textile within the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, and discover the collections at the prestigious Palais Galliera. A visit to the Musée Yves Saint Laurent rounds off the experience, offering a fascinating insight into the legacy of one of fashion’s greatest names.
Arrive in Paris and transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon, explore Montmartre with its artistic legacy and visit Marché Saint Pierre, Paris’s premier textile market. Evening group dinner and briefing.
Morning visit to the Pierre Cardin Museum to study avant-garde design and the life of the legendary designer. Afternoon tour of the Musée de la Mode et du Textile at Musée des Arts Décoratifs. Evening free for group activities.
Begin with a visit to the Palais Galliera fashion museum, followed by the Musée Yves Saint Laurent to learn about his contributions to fashion. Attend the Galeries Lafayette Fashion Show at 3PM for a live showcase of current trends. Evening at leisure.
After breakfast, enjoy a relaxed morning stroll in the Tuileries Gardens, reflecting on the trip. Optional visit to local galleries or fashion boutiques before transfer to the airport for departure.








Photos above are from our sample itineraries, excursions and activities – each trip is tailored to your group.
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Wander through the famous Marché Saint Pierre, Paris’s largest and oldest textile market. Students can browse fabrics, patterns and materials, making this a perfect stop for inspiration and practical insight into the fashion industry.

Discover the artistic heart of Montmartre, once home to Picasso, Van Gogh and countless designers. Its winding streets, studios and creative energy make it an ideal place to explore the connections between art and fashion.

At the Pierre Cardin Museum, students explore the legacy of the avant-garde designer whose futuristic vision reshaped 20th-century fashion. The collection showcases his bold designs, innovative techniques and influence on modern couture.

Located within the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Musée de la Mode et du Textile features an extensive collection of garments and accessories. Students will see how fashion trends evolved across centuries, from haute couture to contemporary design.

The Palais Galliera, Paris’s dedicated fashion museum, presents world-class exhibitions from its vast archive. It offers students a rare opportunity to study couture pieces and understand how fashion reflects culture and identity.

Stroll through the Tuileries Gardens, a place long associated with elegance and style. Situated between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, it remains a symbol of Parisian chic and an inspiring backdrop for design students.

Explore the Musée Yves Saint Laurent, housed in the designer’s former couture house. Students can see original sketches, collections and his iconic studio, gaining an intimate view of his creative process and lasting legacy.

Experience a live fashion show at Galeries Lafayette, one of Paris’s most prestigious department stores. Students will see current collections on the catwalk, offering insight into trends, presentation and the commercial side of fashion.
Our Paris Fashion & Textiles trips centre on accessible locations close to the city’s key fashion and cultural sites. Students stay in carefully selected 3/4-star hotels, chosen for comfort, safety, and proximity to the fashion districts such as the Marais and Opera. The itinerary balances hands-on visits with opportunities for portfolio development and cultural enrichment, making Paris a perfect classroom for young designers.

Accommodation is in comfortable, student-friendly 3/4-star hotels located centrally to minimize travel times and maximise learning opportunities. These hotels provide secure environments and excellent amenities, suitable for group stays and close to Paris’s fashion hubs.
Duration: 9 days
Tour Type: Educational
Duration: 7 days
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Duration: 4 days
Tour Type: Educational
Duration: 4 days
Tour Type: Educational

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