Rose Bertin: The Dressmaker That Launched a Thousand Dreams

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Keikoku no Shitateya Rose Bertin
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Eighteenth-century France--the eve of a revolution. At the court of Versailles was a certain dressmaker who enjoyed even greater influence than the nobility, despite her commoner roots. This woman’s name was Rose Bertin. Favored by the tragic queen Marie-Antoinette, she was then swallowed up by the tides of revolution. This is the story of the bold, pioneering woman credited as the mother of fashion design.

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Real Life Facts Culture › Fashion
History
Historical Fiction Historical Persons
Social Issues
Nobility Social Hierarchy Nobility › Royalty
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European Ambience Historical Setting › Historical References
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Embroidery Sewing
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Male Demographic with Female Lead Seinen
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Based on › Real Life
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Europe Kingdom › Royal Court
Europe
Western Europe › France
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Clothes
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Crafters › Seamstress Creative Arts › Fashion Designer
Time Period > Period Piece
Early Modern Period › 18th Century Historical › Marie Antoinette
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Biography/Autobiography

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