Hélène Lazareff
Hélène Lazareff was a pioneering French journalist and the founder of the influential fashion magazine Elle. She played a significant role in shaping women's media in post-war France, promoting not only fashion but also women's rights and empowerment through her publication. Her vision and editorial direction helped Elle become a cultural touchstone, making it one of the most respected magazines in the world. In recent news, she was mentioned in the context of a biopic about Marcel Pagnol, as she commissioned him to write his memoirs, which inspired his famous trilogy 'Souvenirs d'enfance.'
Born on Jan 01, 1909 (116 years old)
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Hélène Lazareff commissioned Marcel Pagnol to write his memoirs for her magazine, Elle.
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