Alexis Stone transforms into Glenn Close's Cruella de Vil for the Balenciaga show | Vogue France

How far will Alexis Stone go? Having recently morphed into Jean Paul Gaultier, the master of metamorphoses chose to bring back our childhood memories in the guise of Cruella de Vil, the magnificent and iconic Disney anti-heroine. For this nostalgic transformation, Vogue France followed three months of work, from alterations made to the original wig worn by Glenn Close in "101 Dalmatians" in London, to the fittings and final alterations made to the Balenciaga look specially designed by Demna in Paris, in the run-up to the show. With that Dalmatian print and cigarette holder, it's impossible to tell... Is that Alexis Stone or Cruella de Vil? Under the (faux) fur coat, the resemblance is uncanny. Director: Tim Jarrosson Videographers London: Michael Fostik ; Tom Wierzbianski Sound: Hubert Rey Grange Journalist: Hugo Compain Production Manager: Amaury Delcambre Video Casting Manager: Adèle Ligerot Video Casting Coordinator: Sarah Tauxe Wig Courtesy Of The Paul Huntley Archive Wig Maker: Claudia Stolze Wig Dresser: Lou Sheppard Editor: Iris Omont Color Grade: Rafael Sultan Mix Engineer: Manuel Lormel Motion Design: Gabriel Delmas Post-Producer: Agathe Romain Post-Production Assistant: Edouard Condat Motion Design Assistant: Hannae Khennoussi Video Development: Louise des Ligneris Video Programming: Stéphanie Amaya Video Operations: Marie Jaso Video Director: Thomas Leroy Head of Editorial Content: Eugénie Trochu Special thanks to : Hôtel Madame Rêve