Not sure how many of these are re-posts but they're quite big and don't have watermarks which a lot of Jane pictures do!
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Jane Birkin's free-spirited style
Posted by
Danielle Radojcin on 17/06/2009
Sticking two fingers up at bourgeois sartorial norms, Jane Birkin (b 1946), became one of the most famous women in France as a result of her relationship with singer Serge Gainsbourg. Her role in Blow Up (1966) established her as a pretty young thing who epitomised the style zeitgeist, and she sealed her notoriety when she and Gainsbourg recorded the duet Je T'aime... Moi Non Plus in 1969.
Her penchant for going bra-less and wearing skirts so short they scarcely covered her rear end further enhanced her image as a free-spirited product of her time. After mentioning she couldn't find a handbag to suit her needs (her straw basket went everywhere with her), Hermès created a style especially to her requirements, and the Birkin bag was born. Her style is today revered by the likes of Alexa Chung and her daughters Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon, all of whom emulate her boyish, sexy chic.
Picture: Jane Birkin, carrying her trademark basket, in jeans and a white top
Jane Birkin, wearing a white knitted mini dress decorated with paillettes, shows of her leggy style.
Jane Birkin laughing in a sailor's hat with a white t-shirt and high-waisted jeans, tied with a rope (and tied with a sailor's knot).
Jane Birkin on the Cote d'Azur in 1973, wearing a blouse with high-waisted, flared jeans and platform heels.
Jane Birkin out shopping in Paris, wearing a fur jacket and carrying her trademark wicker basket.
Jane Birkin, with baby in Paris, wearing high-waisted jeans with a white cotton top and a wicker basket.
Jane Birkin out on the town with Serge Gainsbourg, wearing a white lace dress open to the naval, and decorated with a brooch.