The Art of Hairdressing in Paris 2

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"The Art of Hairdressing in Paris 2" by Legros de Rumigny, also known as Alexis Legros or Le Gros, Sauveur (Jean Saveur), is a historical work that delves into the intricate and fashionable world of hairdressing in 18th-century Paris. Legros de Rumigny, born Alexis Legros in 1716, was a prominent French hairdresser who became the official hairdresser of Queen Marie Leszczyńska, the wife of King Louis XV of France. His contributions to the art of hairdressing were significant during a time when elaborate hairstyles were a symbol of status and elegance in French society.

The work, which is a follow-up to his initial publication, serves as both a practical guide and a theoretical treatise on the techniques, styles, and cultural importance of hairdressing in the French capital. It reflects the evolution of hairdressing from a mere service into a sophisticated and highly regarded profession. Legros de Rumigny's writings provide insights into the fashion trends of the time, the social dynamics of the profession, and the technical skills required to create the elaborate coiffures that were in vogue among the aristocracy.

"The Art of Hairdressing in Paris 2" is not only a testament to the artistry and creativity of hairdressers in the 18th century but also serves as a historical document that offers a glimpse into the cultural and social fabric of pre-revolutionary France. The work is an essential reference for historians of fashion, students of cultural studies, and anyone interested in the history of personal grooming and its role in society.

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