American (Apparel) in Paris

Readers of LA Observed are not just intelligent, discerning and sexy, they are also helpful (and well traveled, apparently.) David Hackett caught my mention last night of spotting the American Apparel slogan about Downtown L.A. while in Paris. I missed taking a photo, but he happened to have one and sent it along. Thanks! His picture also settles a mini-debate at home about where the store was; looks to be Rue Vieille du Temple in the Marais district. Full crop after the jump.

Cropped sign

Photos: David Hackett

Paris storefront

9:54 PM Wednesday, September 26 2007 • Link
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