Alexandre de Paris, also known as Louis Alexandre Raimon, was one of the most recognizable French hairdressers of the 20th century.
Born in Sant Tropetz, France in 1922, he was known for his endless talent
and for creating innovative hair for famous movie stars, female politicians, but especially noblewomen from all over the world,
and the results made the princesses and the clients who trusted him look like they came out of a fairy tale!
He began his career in hairdressing in the mid-1950s and quickly gained a reputation
for its exceptional professionalism and aesthetics.
The collaborations that established him
Alexandre de Paris worked with some of the greatest personalities of the time,
such as Elizabeth Taylor who considered him a personal friend and a source of inspiration for her.
He is the one who edited her hairstyle in the movie “Cleopatra” and at her wedding with Richard Burton.
In addition, the Countess of Paris Isabelle, the Countess of Paris, and Caroline of Monaco also passed through his hands,
Princess Diana of Orleans, Maria Callas, Jackie Kennedy and many other celebrities of the time.
He also collaborated with major fashion designers and created for them
impressive hairstyles for catwalks and photo shoots.
In fact, his innovations have had a significant impact on the trends and techniques of hairdressing worldwide.
The creation of hair accessories that made him widely known
Alexandre de Paris was also known for creating stunning hair accessories,
such as elegant spirals, classic bows and decorative ribbons.
His accessories became quite popular and gave hairstyles a touch of luxury and elegance.
His legacy in hairdressing
The legacy left behind by Alexandre de Paris has influenced generations of hairdressers.
The way she treated hair as a canvas of creativity and expressiveness, opened new paths
to create unique and sophisticated hairstyles.
His career has been a source of inspiration for many professionals in the field of hairdressing.
The detail makes the difference
The distinction of his work came thanks to his professionalism, but also his approach
in the way he served his clients.
He took excellent care of his clients and paid attention to every detail, but his most important characteristic was his
was that he was trying to understand the needs and preferences of the women who trusted him.
This committed approach to service has enabled him to build a steady and loyal clientele.
Alexandre de Paris passed away in January 2008.
With it, gone also were the excellent results that gave the woman elegance and unparalleled grace.
He certainly left an indelible imprint on the world of hairdressing to inspire every hairdresser,
that wants to showcase the beauty and style of women around the world.
