Mistinguett (black hat) 0000-0588

Coquettishly poised in a bare-back outfit, sporting an enormous black hat which also serves as a halo, Mistinguett gives us proof that she was still, at this late date, as attractive as ever. At the death of Gesmar in 1928, the singer entrusted her design work - from costumes and sets to programs and posters - to Zig, whose real name was Louis Gaudin.

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