Mistinguett (1875–1956) was one of the greatest stars of French cabaret and music, the absolute queen of interwar Paris.
 Famous for her charm, her distinctive voice and her legs insured at Lloyd’s for a record sum, Mistinguett transformed the stage into a spectacle full of elegance, humor and seduction. 
She performed at the Moulin Rouge and the Casino de Paris, becoming the shining symbol of Parisian nightlife. 
Mistinguett remains a legendary figure, embodying the free and bohemian spirit of the era.