palais

[pa-le]

noun

plural

palais 

1. French.,  a palace, especially a French government or municipal building.

Example Sentences

The SS26 men’s show, called “Temple,” was in conversation with Owens’ retrospective at the Palais Galliera, “Temple of Love,” which references his early years in L.A. as the genesis of his work.

From Los Angeles Times

This borrowed idiom will be deployed at maximum volume, with no connection to an underlying structure of steel and concrete—the Palais de Versailles by way of Café Versailles.

From Slate

She appeared at the Schiaparelli showcase at Petit Palais wearing a body-hugging gown with a dramatic neckline and fringe.

From Los Angeles Times

The SS26 men’s show, called “Temple,” was in conversation with Owens’ retrospective at the Palais Galleria, “Temple of Love,” which references his early years in L.A. as the genesis of his work.

From Los Angeles Times

For the runway show, models descended from a temple built out of scaffolding before dipping into the fountain at Palais de Tokyo.

From Los Angeles Times