Paris: Marie Concorde, 1970. First Edition. 280 x 220 mm. Black and white photographs of three female models (nicely described as "trois filles ensorcelantes"). Card-bound with spiral wire spine. The spiral-bound photographs are encased within pictorial board covers featuring photographs of three female models, each depicted with twelve different hairstyles and outfits. The pages are divided into four horizontal sections (head, breasts, midriff, legs) so that different heads can be put with various legs, breasts, and so on, enabling the viewer to create 26,568 different combinations and states of dress (or undress). The text on the rear cover declares: "Trois filles ensorcelantes!!! habillez-les ou deshabillez-les! selon vos goûts, votre humeur, au gré de votre fantasie". Original pictorial boards printed in red and black covering the plastic spiral spine, black lettering to front and back. An really bright and fresh copy of this saucy, fashion flip book, so very French