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Introduction, Émilie Hammen Interview with Bruno Pavlovsky, president of CHANEL SAS, president of CHANEL fashion, president of le19M. PART 1 Archives An Ethnological Perspective on the «Artisans of Elegance» in France Anne Monjaret The Study of Embroidery Techniques in Sixteenth-Century Paris: Sources and Methods Astrid Castres Atelier Montex: Embroidery as Archive Garance Salaün. PART 2 Gestures Teaching Gestures, Integrating Pictures: The Use of Books, from Dance Moves to Technical Gestures Pauline Chevalier Ephemeral History: In Pursuit of the Fleeting Caroline Evans Trades on the move : preservation and transmission Interview with Arnaud Tison by Émilie Hammen. PART 3 Objects What Remains of What Has Disappeared: About a Few Costumes Preserved by the Mucem Marie-Charlotte Calafat Archives of Craftsmanship: Artisans and Techniques in Palais Galliera Collections Véronique Belloir and Émilie Hammen. PART 4 Photographies Female Garment Workers in 1930s Paris: A Journalistic and Photographic Investigation Anjali Pasquion Somaradjalou Representing the French Textile Industry in the Interwar Period: Textile Expertise or Photographic Expertise? Anne-Céline Callens Face to face Laurent Poleo-Garnier. PART 5 Films The Density of Film Baptiste Buob Skills on the Screen: The Labour Film Meets the Fashion Film Sarah Banon Sounds, images, editing : the making of a hat Maison Michel Priscilla Royer et Yann Malcor. PART 6 Exhibitions Textiles Make Fashion: How to Exhibit Textile Craftsmanship? Esclarmonde Monteil The Exhibition of Technical Gestures Inés Moreno Exhibiting Lace in P.LACE.S Romy Cockx Contributors Biographies Bibliography.

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