Frou-Frou was a weekly French erotic magazine that gained popularity in the 1920s but ceased publication after World War I. The war significantly altered social norms, leading to a shift towards more conservative values, which made the continuation of such publications impossible. This 1976 issue of Frou-Frou likely represents a later revival or reimagining of the original magazine. While the magazine played into the romantic and flirtatious themes that were popular in Parisian culture at the time, reflecting the libertine spirit of the Belle Époque, the 1970s revival aimed to cater to a broader female audience, incorporating kinkier content and reflecting the more liberated attitudes of the time. Pages are mostly black and white.