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One part style icon, one part sex symbol, French actress Brigitte Bardot set the standard for effortless personal style during the 1950s and 1960s with her combination of perfect bikinis, a-line dresses, buttoned-up pantsuits, and cropped pants. Henri-Jean Servat’s book, “Brigitte Bardot: My Life in Fashion”, opens with her own words, a quote that really sums it all up: “The Bardot style is simply my own style; in other words, it’s not a style at all. I dressed in the same way as I did my hair: depending on what took my fancy, and what I felt like at that moment. I wore elegant gowns designed by the top couturiers as well as gorgeous gypsy outfits that were unconventional, things I came across by accident and then became fashionable! It makes me laugh! In any case, it was prettier and sexier than what we see these days. I’m proud I created a style that doesn’t go out of fashion—because I was never fashionable!”
In the 1950s Bardot strayed toward the overtly feminine “New Look” silhouette popularized by Christian Dior. With its nipped-in waist, full-skirted silhouette, and matching cotton petticoat, our Brigitte dress is inspired by the outfit she wore at Cannes in 1954.