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From her headband in “Contempt”, to her Repetto flats in “And God Created Woman”, and her gingham skirt in “Come Dance with Me”, Brigitte Bardot was certainly a trendsetter.
Although gingham entered popular culture in the ’30s and ’40s, it’s thanks to Brigitte Bardot that the pattern shot to fame in the 1950s. After getting married and posing on the cover of ELLE magazine in a pink-checked dress, the French starlet wore another gingham piece in “Come Dance with Me” that cemented the pattern’s position in the fashion world: a blue & white gingham skirt paired with black patent pumps and a white shirt. As a result of Bardot’s sartorial influence all of Paris was wearing the gingham print during the summer of ’59!