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Publisher: Atria Books
Measurements: 5.5 x 8.38 inches
Format: Softcover
Condition: New
Jane Birkin embodied effortless elegance. Her distinct style and artistic contributions left a lasting mark through her work in music and film. And, of course, she served as the muse for one of fashion’s most iconic accessories—the Hermès Birkin bag. But beyond the image of the ultimate “it girl,” who was the woman behind the myth?
In a fresh and deeply researched biography, New York Times bestselling author Marisa Meltzer offers an intimate look into Birkin’s fascinating life and enduring cultural influence.
It Girl captures the essence of Birkin’s legacy, tracing her journey from the swinging streets of 1960s London to her transformation into a French cultural icon. Meltzer delves into the complexities of Birkin’s world—her high-profile romances, her family life with three remarkable daughters, and the creative spark that fueled her. Drawing on extensive interviews and rich archival material, the book explores the tension between her public persona and private self.
More than a style icon or muse, Birkin emerges as a creative force in her own right—one whose vision helped define modern ideas of femininity and laid the groundwork for what’s now known as “French girl” style. It Girl is a compelling tribute to a woman whose influence still echoes through fashion, culture, and art.
Publisher: Atria Books
Measurements: 5.5 x 8.38 inches
Format: Softcover
Condition: New
Jane Birkin embodied effortless elegance. Her distinct style and artistic contributions left a lasting mark through her work in music and film. And, of course, she served as the muse for one of fashion’s most iconic accessories—the Hermès Birkin bag. But beyond the image of the ultimate “it girl,” who was the woman behind the myth?
In a fresh and deeply researched biography, New York Times bestselling author Marisa Meltzer offers an intimate look into Birkin’s fascinating life and enduring cultural influence.
It Girl captures the essence of Birkin’s legacy, tracing her journey from the swinging streets of 1960s London to her transformation into a French cultural icon. Meltzer delves into the complexities of Birkin’s world—her high-profile romances, her family life with three remarkable daughters, and the creative spark that fueled her. Drawing on extensive interviews and rich archival material, the book explores the tension between her public persona and private self.
More than a style icon or muse, Birkin emerges as a creative force in her own right—one whose vision helped define modern ideas of femininity and laid the groundwork for what’s now known as “French girl” style. It Girl is a compelling tribute to a woman whose influence still echoes through fashion, culture, and art.