JEAN-PIERRE MELVILLE
« Jean-Pierre Melville's style is that of his characters. Tortured and silent loners, with a refined style of dress. You will desire a trench afterwards. »
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TISSOT, PASSION FOR FABRICS
« James Tissot often appears as a fashion and elegance painter. Active during the 19th century, he painted the bourgeoisie and the aristocracy during the French Second Empire. »
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ENDGAME, SAMUEL BECKETT
« Discover our article on Samuel Beckett's play: "Fin de partie" or Endgame. Created in 1957, it is Beckett's second play to be performed. »
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ANTOINE DOINEL : LÉAUD BY TRUFFAUT
« Discover our article on the Antoine Doinel saga: Léaud by Truffaut. Growing up, falling in love, getting married and divorce. »
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GEORGES PEREC'S BUCKETLIST
« November 1981, "Fifty things you should not forget to do before dying", Mi fugue Mi raison, Georges Perec, French author and filmmaker. »
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TOMMY NUTTER
« Tommy Nutter and Edward Saxton revolutionized Saville Row's aging offer with an innovative cut reconciling the suit and the 60s. »
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THE RENOMA MOVEMENT
« The Renoma movement began with the Renoma cut, fitted jacket and low-waisted trousers, a style for the youth. »
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BASQUIAT
« Jean-Michel Bansquiat's style is like his painting: a craft, the successful meeting of several worlds. »
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BLOW-UP
« Discover our article on the unique style of the Blow-Up movie. 14 reasons plus 1 to watch this iconic film by Michelangelo Antonioni. »
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XIX: THE BIRTH OF THE MODERN SUIT
« The history of modern suit has its roots in the 19th century. Born in England, it came from the transformation of the past urban wardrobe. »
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MEN IN BELLE DE JOUR
« Discover our article on men in the movie Belle de Jour. 3 men with very different styles ponctuating the movie. »
