In some of Paris' most upscale shopping districts, luxury boutiques still have traces of last weekend's riots. Related images have spread widely on social media around the world. Today, businesses are waiting hard to prevent the possibility of a new round of riots. On the Champs-Elysées, the Louis Vuitton flagship store had a metal protective fence in front of the window that was not available on weekdays; the Christian Dior Couture boutique on Avenue Montaigne also took the same steps. Both stores were not seriously damaged last weekend, while some stores elsewhere were less fortunate.

In some of Paris' most upscale shopping districts, luxury boutiques still have traces of last weekend's riots. Related images have spread widely on social media around the world. Today, businesses are waiting hard to prevent the possibility of a new round of riots coming. On the Champs-Elysées, the Louis Vuitton flagship store had a metal protective fence in front of the window that was not available on weekdays; the Christian Dior Couture boutique on Avenue Montaigne also took the same steps. Both stores were not seriously damaged last weekend, while some stores elsewhere were less fortunate.