Bally Plume c1980 Shoe Advertising Poster, Roger Bezombes Hound of the Baskervilles poster Rather than relying on star

Rather than relying on star portraits or standard studio imagery

His posters not only advertised destinations — they offered a vision of stylish

and irresistibly timeless

often favouring collage

illustrated by renowned French poster artist Boris Grinsson

Bally Plume c1980 Shoe Advertising Poster, Roger Bezombes Hound of the Baskervilles poster Rather than relying on starA gorgeously stylish original Bally advertising poster from c1980, known as the Plume design. A high heel packed with vivid roses, a bright blue eye and a sweeping peacock feather rising from the heel it is fashion advertising with full surrealist flair. Bold, glamorous and beautifully strange. Founded in Switzerland in 1851, Bally built its name on luxury footwear, craftsmanship and elegant design. By the late 20th century, the brands posters had