2003-07-20 04:00:00 PDT Pasadena-- Some say the day of the gamine is done. No more saucy, perky, irresistible young French actresses need apply for international stardom, a la Leslie Caron.

Curiously, it was the French who invented the gamine look — originally called the coupe à la garçonne (boy's cut) — in the 1920s, making it even more peculiar that there's such a fuss going ...

Nikki M. James plays the French gamine Éponine in the Broadway revival of "Les Misérables," but the Tony Award winner may as well be playing a superhero. " 'Les Mis' is like the 'Star Wars' of ...

Among the sea of tulle that always seems to swell up around Cannes’s gown-laced festivalgoers, one can always spot a French gamine. Streamlined, chic, but still making plenty of statements along ...

with relationship logistics impossible enough that French gamine and American shlub (and so young!) felt free to invent, embellish, overstate and preen while simultaneously letting down their ...

The five-piece edit sits at that joyful cross-section of part French gamine, part swinging ’60s, and marries the Parisienne’s personal style with the girlish aesthetic b.Fleurs is known for, all at ...

One of the shocks of losing your hair temporarily to chemotherapy is not the sudden, rather French gamine look you acquire, but that your newly-bald head is a) unexpectedly soft and fuzzy and b ...