By day, the French girl wears white jeans, leather loafers, wind-swept bangs and a bare face. By night, she wears a 35-pound steel dress by Paco Rabanne, the metal plates gleaming against her tanned skin.
Ms. Hardy was aware that journalists were often captivated by her appearance rather than her abilities, as the English-language press was more interested in her as an ambassador of French style rather than a singer.
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