As the cold weather sets in, Paraboot takes a trip back to the golden age of French cinema in the 1960s.
Through the photographer’s lens, the elegance and boldness of the iconic figures of Melville, Sautet, Clément, and Godard are revealed in three sequence shots imbued with an iconic and resolutely modern style.
A timeless, unisex style
In the 1960s, French cinema revolutionized conventional norms, and fashion followed suit. This spirit of freedom—reflected in outfits that blur the lines between masculine and feminine—resonates particularly strongly today.
Slim-fit pants, structured blazers, and shirts borrowed from the men’s wardrobe are paired with Paraboot’s iconic styles (Michael, Adonis, Montaigne, Bergerac).
These pieces, which are both classic and contemporary, evoke an era when unisex elegance was redefining fashion norms.
The elegance of cinema, echoing the Paraboot collections
Each photo tells a story and captures a certain atmosphere—we invite you to rediscover our must-see destinations (Veley, Clamart, Orsayti).
Against a minimalist, cinematic backdrop, the silhouettes appear one after another in soft light and contrasting hues. The staging, subtly inspired by great filmmakers, evokes a visual poetry that resonates with the brand’s DNA.
By revisiting these pivotal years, Paraboot pays tribute to an aesthetic and a style that continue to inspire. Proof that timeless elegance transcends trends and eras.
A Journey Through the 1960s
