A Sneak-Peek Inside The New Book Highlighting Brigitte Bardot's Iconic Style
Take a look inside the pages of fashion girls' next must-have coffee table book.
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Brigitte Bardot's status as the ultimate French style icon hasn't slowed down since her rise to fame in the 1950s. To celebrate the actress's incredible lasting power, a new book, Brigitte Bardot: My Life in Fashion, explores Bardot's life in fashion—from on-set looks to fashion shoots and more. Featuring a rare interview with Bardot herself, the book penned by Henry-Jean Servat also includes personal comments and photos showing the private life of the icon as well. Ahead of its November release, take a look inside some of the pages featuring Bardot's best looks.
The most famous and lovely of choucroute beehives, 1960.
At the Cannes International Film Festival, 1953. The off the shoulder neckline became the Bardot neckline. Worn with a flared mid-length skirt, finished off with a waist-cinching belt.
In a Pierre Balmain dress playing the daughter of the French prime minister and wife of his chief of staff in La Parisienne, 1957, with Charles Boyer (above) and Henri Vidal (facing page).
On the set of Contempt at the Cinecittà studios, Italy. With the famous wide headband holding back her hair, an accessory she invented and wore for the purposes of the film, 1963.
On the set of A Ravishing Idiot.
Brigitte Bardot: My Life in Fashion by Henry-Jean Servat, $45, available November 2016 on rizzoliusa.com.
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