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France's Education Minister in favour of schools trying out uniforms - Vimarsana News

France's Education Minister in favour of schools trying out uniforms

Several areas have welcomed support for the idea

Jolin-Barrette asks Académie française to help counter 'Anglo-American steamroller' - Vimarsana News

Jolin-Barrette asks Académie française to help counter 'Anglo-American steamroller'

Quebec's language minister says the availability of bilingual public services is a "worrying phenomenon."

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Pierre Cardin, a French designer, dies at 98 | newscentermaine.com - Vimarsana News

Pierre Cardin, a French designer, dies at 98 | newscentermaine.com

Gowns and bodysuits in fluorescent spandex were fitted with plastic hoops that stood away from the body at the waist, elbows, wrists and knees. Bubble dresses and capes enveloped their wearers in oversized spheres of fabric. Toques were shaped like flying saucers; bucket hats sheathed the models’ entire head, with cutout windshields at the eyes. “Fashion is always ridiculous, seen from before or after. But in the moment, it’s marvelous,” Cardin said in the 1970 interview. A quote on his label's website summed up his philosophy: “The clothing I prefer is the one I create for a life t...

Pierre Cardin, a French designer, dies at 98 - Vimarsana News

Pierre Cardin, a French designer, dies at 98

Gowns and bodysuits in fluorescent spandex were fitted with plastic hoops that stood away from the body at the waist, elbows, wrists and knees. Bubble dresses and capes enveloped their wearers in oversized spheres of fabric. Toques were shaped like flying saucers; bucket hats sheathed the models’ entire head, with cutout windshields at the eyes. “Fashion is always ridiculous, seen from before or after. But in the moment, it’s marvelous,” Cardin said in the 1970 interview. A quote on his label's website summed up his philosophy: “The clothing I prefer is the one I create for a life t...

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