France's sky has lightened up to celebrate the Moulin Rouge's - the French cabaret famous for its scantily-clad high-kicking cancan dancers - 30 years anniversary.
Moulin Rouge usually uses 1,000 different outfits for each show, all crafted in the workshops that supplied the Moulin Rouge for decades.
Every single dancer has to make around 15 costume changes per show, with about 90 seconds to complete each one before they have to be back out on stage.
Moreover, the performances at the Moulin Rouge still hold true to the traditions established at the cabaret's founding on October 6, 1889, when women who made a living washing linen by day transformed themselves into dancers at night.
