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What's wrong with her?
It's nothing, she's fine.
Thank you.
We should put the children to bed.
Time for bed now.
Is Mademoiselle all right?
I'm fine.
I'm sorry to see you unwell.
I'm sorry too.
Am I disturbing you?
Not at all.
He says you're his best critic.
Probably the most honest.
Childhood sweethearts?
It was beautiful.
But then you marry, have children,
and all that...
changes.
May I take a look?
Please do.
I like this.
It's just a peasant dress.
"Roubachka".
Take it, if you like.
Thank you.
- Good morning.
- Good morning, Mademoiselle.
I told you to use perfume.
Your hands...
Too long. It looks vulgar.
Very good.
Have a good day.
Have a good day, Mademoiselle.
Let's do it now.
Madame de Rothschild
wants an appointment.
I told you before,
I won't discuss a pay rise.
Is that clear?
What more do you want?
Poiret's girls...
The stitches are always wrong.
If you please...
Will you keep still!
Why do I pay you?
Stand straight, for God's sake!
Still here?
Can't you see I'm busy?
There, a clear, strong line,
you see?
I'm finished.
Send it down now.
What?
Get to work, please.
Do you compose on paper?
No, I always start at the piano.
To feel the music in my fingers.
I need to feel the fabric.
I'm not sure it's the same.
Touch this.
Jersey cloth.
Feel how soft it is?
Comfortable...
Yes, I understand.
There.
Thank you.
changes in tempo,
here, there...
It's all in fragments,
I'm never sure if it works.
How do you manage, then?
You need to forget yourself.
Often, nothing happens
but it can come by chance.
As if a door opens
and the music is there.
You try to grab the notes
and find them in the piano.
It's a special feeling like...
Teach me to play.
Now?
Like this.
Yes, that's good.
I see.
More legato.
Piano...
That's good.
That's good.
Go on, but more piano...
Mademoiselle,
the car is ready.
I have to go.
Goodbye, Madame.
Goodbye, doctor.
Turn round.
You wear white, now?
Go up. We'll finish later.
My hat and gloves, please.
I've found my perfumer.
Still obsessed with your perfume.
Not just a perfume.
People don't even wash.
Let's go.
You're not interested?
I'm listening.
daring, like a blend.
It's chemistry.
A perfume as complex as a personality.
What shall we call it?
"Cur en Folie" or "Eau de Russie"?
No.
I'll call it "Chanel".
Are you sure you want to leave?
You can come with me.
Yes.
Perhaps.
Amen.
I'll be away a few days.
You're leaving?
For Grasse.
Decorators are coming in.
I hope they don't bother you.
Does Madame need anything?
A glass of water, please.
Of course.
How long have you been
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