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Impeccably Dressed : How Costume in Pepe-le-Moko Constructs Jean Gabin as Object of the Erotic Gaze - Amanda J Field

Impeccably Dressed

How Costume in Pepe-le-Moko Constructs Jean Gabin as Object of the Erotic Gaze

By: Amanda J Field

eBook | 31 March 2015 | Edition Number 1

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Does Laura Mulvey's theory, that only women can be the object of the erotic gaze in cinema, still hold true if films that lie beyond mainstream Hollywood are examined? Through close analysis of the 1937 French film Pepe-le-Moko, this paper examines those aspects of the filmmakers' craft which influence the direction of the gaze - such as costume, cinematography/lighting, use of the body, and star persona. It demonstrates the way the film helped build on the Jean Gabin 'myth' through a fetishisation of his clothes and body.

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