Supported by By Elaine Sciolino Visuals by Dmitry Kostyukov Elaine Sciolino, a contributing writer for The New York Times in Paris ... and clergy during the French Revolution.

Paris is known for fashion and food — but did you know it’s also home to the world’s first public zoo? The Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes opened its gates in June 1793 during the French ...

Luis Enrique has turned Paris-Saint Germain into a football club, not a fashion club ... PSG fans spilt onto the pitch during the celebrations and, for a few seconds as police scrambled to ...

The incredible Bastille opera house was built to celebrate the bicentennial of the French revolution, right near the site of the prison where it began. Join us on a tour of Paris's largest ...

They had the benefit of the darkness of nighttime Paris, but the street would before ... by Louis XV just before the start of the French Revolution. On the night of the robbery in October 2016 ...

During the reign of Henry VIII of England ... “the production of French fashion plates and illustrated ‘fashion almanacs’ underwent a massive explosion.” Many of these almanacs featured ...

criticizing the lack of unity of the Thirteen Colonies during the French and Indian War. It reemerged as an important symbol of the American Revolution. In New York City on April 29, roughly 1,000 ...

In “Marie Antoinette” on PBS, our heroine makes a fashion statement wherever ... After being chased out of Versailles during the French Revolution, Marie Antoinette’s locks are said to ...

Paris Fashion Week saw all the other cities bringing ... Paris, however, was a revelation. For one week, the French capital churned out the sheerest shows resulting in the nippliest season of ...

Thousands of others flocked to the Haight, once a largely Black neighborhood, for the music, the drugs, and the revolution ... to Paris, reencountered with Abbie and met pseudo French Yippies ...