The rise of the German Occupation in France catalyzed a significant transformation in fashion, shedding light on women’s resourcefulness through sewing, upcycling, and reliance on the black market.
Fashion during the Occupation was not merely a matter of aesthetics but reflected the social struggles and resilience of the French people, showcasing how creativity flourished amid adversity.
Designers like Elsa Schiaparelli and Christian Dior were able to find inspiration in the chaos of war, merging military themes with romantic and surrealist influences in their designs.
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