Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are back in their beloved Paris and judging by today's activities it looks like the pair could be finalising their wedding details.
The couple are rumoured to be getting hitched in Kanye's favourite city within the next few weeks, and on Monday decided to stop by one of their favourite destinations in the French capital - Lanvin.
Kimye were spotted emerging from the designer fashion house with Kim looking very dressed up in a super tight black velvet dress adorned with a statement gold belt. Kanye meanwhile was dressed down in his typical laid back style of grey sweatshirt and jeans.
Kim Kardashian rocks some velvet as she stops by Lanvin in Paris (FameFlynet)
Lanvin is one of the couples' favourite designers, and their visit today could prove telling as the brand is rumoured to be creating Kim's wedding dress after the reality TV star donned a Lanvin gown when she and Kanye starred on the cover of Vogue this month.
As well as indulging her love of fashion, Kim was also spotted 14 miles outside of Paris in Louveciennes as she toured Chateau Louis XIV, according to the Mail Online.
While it may have a very 17th century name, the castle was actually built in 2008. The couple could very well be considering the stunning venue as its rumoured they plan to get married on May 24 this year.
Kanye West was more casually dressed (FameFlynet)
Recent reports claimed that the couples' plans to marry in France were under threat thanks to a French law that requires a 40-day residency prior to walking down the aisle.
But the report from RadarOnline that the couple were unaware of this regulation has been branded "completely false", a Kardashian source has told E! News.
Kim and Kanye still have time to abide by the law before their rumoured nuptials at the end of May, especailly as Kanye owns an apartment in the city.
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