Traditionally, the fougère genre is considered masculine. Of course, you can recall Jicky, one of the most famous fougères in history, and say: "here it is, a women's fougère", but let us admit, Jicky ended up being the first and last truly legendary female fougère, and even the magnificent Ma Liberté by Jean Kerleo, released nearly a century later, could not knock Jicky down from its pedestal. I...
Traditionally, the fougère genre is considered masculine. Of course, you can recall Jicky, one of the most famous fougères in history, and say: "here it is, a women's fougère", but let us admit, Jicky ended up being the first and last truly legendary female fougère, and even the magnificent Ma Liberté by Jean Kerleo, released nearly a century later, could not knock Jicky down from its pedestal. I...
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