THE CAVE - CULT GAIA ST. TROPEZ
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We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Beatrice de la Ponche. “Béa” fell in love with St. Tropez at the beginning of the 80’s and in the 90’s, she bought a little fisherman’s house in the famous oldtown area & beach “La Ponche” where she lives with her husband almost all year. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
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We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. We do what we do because of the women who inspire us everyday. Meet Anais, a model, mother of four, and resident of Saint-Tropez. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at La Ponche Beach
We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Nathalie, a local resident of over 30 years and the person who originally sparked the idea for this project. Thank you for inspiring us and for spending the day with us. ”Nat” has been living in the old town of St Tropez for the last 30 years where she loves cruising with her friends on her “Petit Pointu” boat. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Laure de la Citadelle, a yoga instructor and the owner of the famous Tropezian candle brand. Laure has given a second life to the oldest Tropezian restaurant where she has been welcoming guests with her famous smile and beautiful energy for the last 15 years. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Sara des Graniers, an architect who owns a house in les Graniers beach that her great-grand mother bought her family. Known as a “women-only dynasty”, her family has been spending summers here and sharing their love for the village from generation to generation for the last 80 years. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
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We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Christel du Chemin aux Tamaris, a watersports lover and mother of Alizee. She's the first woman to bring windsurf and parasailing to Pampelonne bay in the 70’s, she's a loving mother and grandmother and she's had the same table at Club 55 since 1975. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Maria des Canoubiers, she came to Saint Tropez in 1980 when she was 16 and modelling in Japan. She instantly fell in love with the village where she raised her children and opened the coolest karaoke club on the Port. She is now an artist and spends half the year making ceramics in her beautiful garden. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
We had the privilege of photographing a handful of Tropezienne women who make this city beautiful. This is Alizee de Pampelonne, an interior designer, ex wake board champion, and winner of the famous “Traversée de Pampelonne” swimming competition. She was raised in St. Tropez and spent her childhood at the Club 55 kid’s club that existed in the 80-90’s. Photographed by @pierrot on July 3rd at Vieux Port.
