Королева моды: Нерассказанная история Марии-Антуанетты

Izbalovannai͡a aristokratka, kotorai͡a, po legende, sovetovala poddannym estʹ pirozhnye, esli net khleba? A mozhet, buntarka, kotorai͡a poshla naperekor ustoi͡am frant͡suzskoĭ monarkhii i vopreki vsemu stala ikonoĭ stili͡a? Ili tragicheskai͡a figura, zalozhnit͡sa obstoi͡atelʹstv i nevinnai͡a zhertva Frant͡suzskoĭ revoli͡ut͡sii? Fėshn-zhurnalistka Silʹvi Le Bra-Shovo vo vsekh podrobnosti͡akh vossozdala kharakter, ėmot͡sii, byt, i, konechno zhe, garderob Marii-Antuanetty, vedʹ imenno odezhda opredelila ee obraz, ostavshiĭsi͡a v istorii. Malenʹkai͡a ėrt͡sgert͡sogini͡a, i͡unai͡a svoenravnai͡a dofina, novoi͡avlennai͡a koroleva Frant͡sii, eshche ne privykshai͡a k svoemu titulu, li͡ubi͡ashchai͡a matʹ - so smenoĭ amplua meni͡alsi͡a i ee oblik. V ėtoĭ uvlekatelʹnoĭ biografii vy uznaete, kak avstriĭskai͡a print͡sessa izmenila frant͡suzskui͡u modu, v chem zakli͡uchaetsi͡a sekret ee populi͡arnosti, ne ugasai͡ushcheĭ i segodni͡a, a takzhe otkroete dli͡a sebi͡a, chto znachit bytʹ korolevoĭ."Snachala ee s radostʹi͡u vstrechali v Ti͡uilʹri parizhanki, vyprashivavshie t͡svety i lenty s ee shli͡apy, poka parizhane udivli͡alisʹ ee dostoinstvu, prostote i zabote o deti͡akh. Zatem ee osvistyvali, vtaptyvali v gri͡azʹ, lishali chelovecheskogo oblika - tak prodolzhalosʹ do samogo poslednego akta tragedii, v kotorom ee smertʹ prevratili v predstavlenie, uvekovechiv ee obraz v rozovo-chernykh tonakh… Poskolʹku "malenʹkai͡a istorii͡a" platʹev Marii-Antuanetty tesno svi͡azana s ee lichnostʹi͡u i neotdelima ot "bolʹshoĭ istorii" Frant͡sii, i͡a priglashai͡u vas proĭti s neĭ putʹ ot Veny do gilʹotiny, sledui͡a za izmenenii͡ami ee garderoba" (Silʹvi Le Bra-Shovo).

A pampered aristocrat who, according to legend, advised her subjects to eat cakes if there was no bread? Or maybe a rebel who defied the principles of the French monarchy and, against all odds, became a style icon? Or a tragic figure, a hostage of circumstances and an innocent victim of the French Revolution? Fashion journalist Sylvie Le Bras-Chauveau recreated in every detail the character, emotions, everyday life, and, of course, Marie Antoinette's wardrobe, because it was the clothes that defined her image that remained in history. The little archduchess, the wayward young dauphine, the newly minted queen of France, still not accustomed to her title, a loving mother — her appearance also changed with the change of role. In this fascinating biography, you will learn how the Austrian princess changed French fashion, what is the secret of her popularity, which continues today, and discover what it means to be a queen."At first, Parisian women greeted her with joy at the Tuileries, begging for flowers and ribbons from her hat, while Parisians marveled at her dignity, simplicity and caring for children. Then she was booed, trampled into the mud, stripped of her human form — this continued until the very last act of the tragedy, in which her death was turned into a performance, perpetuating her image in pink and black tones.… Since the "little story" of Marie Antoinette's dresses is closely linked to her personality and is inseparable from the "big story" of France, I invite you to walk with her from Vienna to the guillotine, following the changes in her wardrobe" (Sylvie Le Bras-Chauveau).