Born in Monaco and conceived as a nomadic nightlife brand, Lilly’s cemented itself—during the last Paris Fashion Week—as the cult place to be in the capital. Set inside the storied Pavillon Ledoyen (Carré des Champs-Élysées), the pop-up fused fashion, art, and cutting-edge sound for a run of high-intensity nights that drew an international crowd.
A rare format that delivered impact
Lilly’s favored scarcity over frequency: few dates, maximum effect. Each night was staged like a one-off production—precise hospitality, curated brand collaborations, and crafted scenography. The result was a tight, elevated atmosphere that felt both intimate and electric.
Line-up: international headliners only
The programming brought together top-tier DJs, including Solomun, Adriatique, David Scoot, and more. Their sets—ranging from melodic house to driving techno—defined the club’s signature pace and reinforced Lilly’s reputation with both local tastemakers and visiting industry insiders.
The experience: table-only, no compromises
Access was table-only—no tickets, no door sales, no guest list—via a dedicated booking form. That choice preserved comfort, flow, and privacy: table service, polished F&B, and a controlled capacity that kept energy high on the floor while maintaining couture-level discretion.
Why Paris talked about it
- Iconic address: a historic pavilion steps from the Champs-Élysées—perfect for Fashion Week after-hours.
- Headline curation: global names that move press, talent, and the international scene.
- Scarcity = desirability: limited dates created genuine must-go momentum and packed tables in advance.
- Premium execution: sound, light, welcome, and guest journey handled down to the detail.
What to remember
Lilly’s confirmed its status as a cult pop-up in Paris—a rendezvous where people came for the music, stayed for the aura, and networked in an environment that felt deliberately rare and refined.
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Pavillon Ledoyen, 8 Av. Dutuit, 75008 Paris
