> What is La Colline des Arts? 

Following the example of the museums of Berlin's Museuminsel or Vienna's Museums Quartier, 11 cultural institutions located around the Chaillot hill have joined forces to form the La Colline des Arts network. Unique in France, La Colline des Arts offers an exceptional concentration of institutions and reminds us that Paris is one of the world's cultural capitals.

This rapprochement affirms the desire to offer better visibility to institutions and is also in line with the future developments that should take place between the Trocadero and the Champ de Mars for the 2024 Olympic Games. The cultural institutions are indeed calling for developments that will allow the public to wander freely and in a renewed setting between their buildings. Most of them are the legacy of the Universal Exhibitions of the early 20th century and bear witness to a common history and urban and architectural coherence.

Museums, theatres, art centres and heritage institutions, dedicated to contemporary art, dance, music, Asian arts, fashion, architecture, the history of man and the sea: the institutions grouped together in this perimeter, which is completely accessible on foot, invite visitors to explore the richness of their collections, their exhibitions, the events and shows that they offer throughout the year and for all audiences. The network thus formed has several objectives:
• Create a new cultural attraction in the west of Paris and to offer a better understanding of their activities to the public
• Promote the multidisciplinary artistic offer and the remarkable architecture of the 11 members to the French and international public
• Organise joint events and annual meetings, such as "L'été sur la Colline" ("Summer on the Hill") on 3 and 4 July 2021
• Create synergies between programmes and to pool resources, particularly with a view to sustainable development and innovation.

> Qui sont les membres ? 

• Théâtre des Champs-Elysées
• Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Paris
• Museum of Modern Art, Paris
• Palais de Tokyo
• Palais Galliera, City of Paris Fashion Museum
• National Museum of Asian Arts - Guimet
• Palais d'Iéna, headquarters of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council
• Cité de l'architecture & du patrimoine
• Chaillot -  National Theatre of Dance
- Musée de l'Homme
- National Museum of the Navy

With "Les Petites Mains", the Musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris has created the trendiest terrace of the summer. An open-air restaurant, ephemeral and secret, nestled in the heart of the Palais Galliera garden, all under the amused gaze of the Eiffel Tower.

> A fashionable table 

The restaurant "Les Petites Mains" is an arty and artisanal table, which pays homage to the great creators by proposing a handmade and creative cuisine, with naturalist inspirations.

Chef Vincent Mallo's menu is renewed every week, drawing inspiration from the rich local produce of the Île-de-France region, while promoting its most virtuous producers. Under his direction, the restaurant "Les Petites Mains" offers simple, plant-based, elegant and colourful cuisine, based on raw produce, in complicity with Mother Nature. Seasonal cuisine with a summer flavour, accompanied by a glass of natural wine, a cocktail with herbs picked on the spot, or delicious cocktails and iced teas awaits you to enjoy a privileged break after visiting the Palais Galliera.

> Summer lunches and events

"Les Petites Mains" welcomes you with open arms every day from 11am to 8.30pm, weather permitting:

• At lunchtime, "Les Petites Mains" treats foodies to a generous menu that is renewed every week.
• At 4pm, tapas take over: ultra-cozy mimi-assiettes to share, prepared fresh and served on the go from exceptional products.
• In the early evening, "Les Petites Mains" goes wild: unbridled cocktails and natural wines are on the menu, under the orange sun of the late summer days.
• In the evening, "Les Petites Mains" is reserved for your private events, by reservation only!

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Noticed in 1997 during his first collection for Guy Laroche, Alber Elbaz was appointed the following year to head Saint Laurent Rive Gauche.

For Lanvin, from 2001 to 2015, he developed his most brilliant creations and revived the century-old house at the dawn of the 21st century.

At the service of the woman's body, for which he does not restrict any movement, he develops a fashion of dresses, often short, with exacerbated feminine details. With mischief, he exposes the structures of the garment, showing the clean-cut edges, the seams and the zippers put outside.

In 2015, the Palais Galliera had the honour and pleasure of collaborating with the couturier who was the artistic director of the retrospective "Jeanne Lanvin", devoted to the history of the House of Lanvin and its founding couturier, whose contemporaneity he so brilliantly revealed.

In 2021, after a five-year hiatus, he launched his own label, AZ Factory.