The contour of a shoe, the sleekness of a glove, these give the Parisian woman a trimness, an audacity, that far surpasses the seductiveness of other women. Centuries of coquetry have produced a kind of perfection that is apparent not only in the rich women but in the little shop girls. And the hairdresser isContinue reading “RKS French Literature: The French Hairdresser as the Priest of Perfection (Anaïs Nin)”
