by Anne de Marnhac · Editions de la Martinière · tapa dura · ISBN 9782732445427
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«Beauté: Histoire, florilège et astuces» is Anne de Marnhac's essay on the history of beauty, published by Editions de la Martinière in hardback.
A journey through the evolution of female beauty standards: from rosy cheeks in royal courts to the romantic pallor of the 19th century, when makeup was associated with disreputable women. Anne de Marnhac documents these changes and adds advice inspired by figures such as the Princess of Clèves, Anna Karenina and Audrey Hepburn.
Published in 2011 by Editions de la Martinière, in hardback with 219 pages and text in French. Part of the Hors-collection series.
Intended for readers interested in the history of aesthetics, fashion and female beauty standards.
