CLAUDE FRANCOIS: A TV suit in black tergal, with jacket sewn entirely in black sequins. This famous tuxedo, made by the Camps du Luca workshops in early 1975, was worn by the singer on the cover of his album "Le chanteur Malheureux" and on major TV shows during 1975 and 1976, as well as to promote his album Je vais à Rio, notably on Saturday, June 25, 1977, on the Numéro Un Michel Sardou show produced by Marie & Gilbert Carpentier. In perfect condition. Museum piece.

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