Hotel paradisc When Brigitte Bardot presided over the opening of St Tropez's Hotel Byblos in the mid-Sixties, she was the first of many glamorous guests. And it's still as chic today, discovers JANE SLADE From: Daily Mail | Date: May 20, 2006| Author: JANE SLADE | Copyright 2006 Daily Mail. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

St Tropez stopped being a humble French fishing village and became the favourite sunspot of the rich, the beautiful and the famous, the moment when, half a century ago, French filmmaker Roger Vadim chose it as the location for his movie And God Created Woman. The star was his 21-year-old wife, Brigitte Bardot.

With the shot that showed pouting Brigitte wiggling off a boat onto the baby powder soft sand, 'St Trop' was elevated to the world's most famous seaside resort. In between takes...

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