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| Image via 'La mode au siècle des créateurs', Charlotte Seeling. |
I recently reported some activity by 60s Paris fashion house, Courrèges, in celebration of its 50th birthday this year. It is also bringing things bang up-to-date, by launching a website at the end of this month. A visionary, André Courrèges championed the miniskirt after its invention by Mary Quant. A Courrèges boutique was once situated inside the Carrousel du Louvre, in Paris, where I bought a quite unexceptional black make-up bag, when viewed alongside the candy-coloured fashions he is famous for. I doubt very much I will be investing in a micro-mini or vinyl anything any time soon, but I reckon this site may well be worth a visit.
