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The Zazous were a group of trendy youth in WWII occupied France. As described by Pierre Seel in his autobiography: “Our wardrobe was refined rather than rebellious. Our hair had to be very long, slicked down on the skull with Vaseline…converging in large layered sections at the back of the neck. Being Zazou also implied a dubious flirtatiousness.
