In the 1950s, women began to enjoy fashion, freed from the ascetic atmosphere of wartime. It was around this time that Air France's cabin attendant uniforms also began to exude a fashionable vibe, echoing this trend.

The uniform, introduced in 1951 by Georgette de Treze, featured a feminine silhouette with rounded shoulders, a cinched-waisted jacket, and a midi-length skirt. Since then, Air France's cabin attendant uniforms have attracted worldwide attention and become an integral part of the airline's image strategy.

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