The portraits of Brigitte Bardot taken during the filming of 'Babette Goes to War' in 1959 provide a unique glimpse into the French actress at a pivotal moment in her career.

Known primarily for her image as a 1950s sex symbol, Bardot is shown in military-inspired costumes while maintaining her signature beehive hairstyle, a look that would go on to influence global fashion trends.

The photographs capture both candid moments of laughter and carefully posed promotional shots, revealing a playful and rebellious side of Bardot that challenged conventional ideas of femininity during that era.

This collection not only documents the height of 'Bardot-mania' but also reflects the cinematic style and culture of the late 1950s, highlighting the evolution of celebrity imagery and the era’s approach to glamour and publicity.These portraits act as a cultural time capsule, celebrating both Bardot’s star power and the broader fashion and film trends of the decade.