French actor, singer, and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot has died at the age of 91, according to a statement released by her foundation.
Throughout the 1960s, Bardot’s sensual aura, stunning curves, and delightfully mischievous gaze propelled Brigitte Bardot to the status of an absolute French icon and sex symbol. A dream to men and a symbol of emancipation for women, she quickly became a fashion inspiration with her signature pieces and accessories. These include ballet flats, gingham skirts, and Breton striped tops, which she wore repeatedly throughout the decade. Let’s take a look back at these iconic pieces that made Brigitte Bardot a legend.
Ballet Flats
With their baby doll-like feel, ballet flats were worn throughout the 1960s by Brigitte Bardot, ballet flats eventually becoming her signature shoes. They made a big comeback in the past few years, transforming into a true statement accessory adorned with straps, rhinestones, and other details.
Bohemian dress
Light, colorful and fluid, this essential basic with a sunny aura can be worn just as easily at the beach as while strolling the streets of the capital.