No discussion of Lui is complete without mentioning its cultural crossover. The magazine famously featured in a 1968 spread (and later covers). At the time, the image of Birkin—waifish, androgynous, and effortlessly cool—clashed with the "pin-up" standard. Yet, Lui championed her. This cemented the magazine's status as a trendsetter. It bridged the gap between the Swinging Sixties and the intellectual Left Bank.
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