PARIS’ LEFT BANK BY EMILE SAVITRY
« Emile Savitry rubbed shoulders with all the post-war Paris intellectuals, which inspired his photography of the Left Bank. »
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SCARVES FOR MEN
« Before becoming a fashion accessory, the men's scarf was originally an object for military use. »
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BACON - LEIRIS, CROSSED STYLISTIC PORTRAITS
« A friendship that is also surprising because of the dressing style of these two characters, miles apart from each other. »
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THE PEA COAT
« a piece of military clothing since the 17th century, the pea coat was integrated into the men's and then the women's wardrobe thanks to Yves Saint Laurent »
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THIN-RIB CORDUROY
« Neither a material nor a fabric, it is a particular type of weave The corduroy's history, from its humble origins to the shoulders of the Rolling Stones members. »
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BLACK IN MEN'S WARDROBE
« ambivalences and history of black, a color of mourning, luxury and rebellion that has become a signature of men's clothing »
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V-NECK AND CREWNECK SWEATERS
« long considered as the humble pieces of men's wardrobe, sweaters still entered the wardrobe of sovereigns and artists »
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PARIS' RIGHT BANK ELEGANCE
« The elegance of the Paris' Right Bank worn by the dreamers and the ambitious, facing the nonchalance of men leaving on the Left Bank. »
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WALL STREET STYLE
« 1975: the world witnessed a rapid fall of the main economic indicators But on Wall Street, bankers still blaze. »
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MEN’S SMALL ACCESSORIES
« With the sobriety of the men's wardrobe, extravagance is in the details - and in the accessories. »
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IRISH LINEN
« Check out our article on the history of Irish linen, from its ancient origins to its modern use. »
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CASUAL FRIDAY
« Chino, polo or oxford shirt. Discover the Hawaiian origins of Casual Friday. »
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THE SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRT
« The history of the iconic garment of the computer scientist. The short sleeve shirt: from the tennis court to the NASA space center. »
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PLAYTIME
« Wide shots and long editing to describe a standardized world in a shade of gray: discover the modern world according to Jacques Tati. »
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EVENING WEAR
« From Turkish smoking rooms to British cocktail parties : discover the centennial history of the tuxedo and the cocktail jacket. »
