Dance

Dance, which embodies the art of movement, grace, and elegance, has been celebrated by the Maison since 1941, when its first ballerina clips appeared. The Maison has maintained its close connection with the world of dance over the years. Another key moment occurred when Claude Arpels and the great choreographer George Balanchine met just after WWII. Their artistic friendship led to the creation of Balanchine’s three-act ballet, Jewels, which premiered in 1967 in New York.

Let yourself be enchanted by the swirling ballerinas with their slender silhouettes and precious tutus.