Burglars definitely have no respect. The house of the famous fashion designer Paco Rabanne, located in Portsall, in the town of Ploudalmézeau (Finistère), north of Brest, was visited overnight from Saturday to Sunday. No coincidence since the Franco-Spanish artist had died just a few days earlier.
The home facing a beach was fractured with a crowbar, reports The Telegram. The burglars, however, would not have collected glitzy loot. Only a few personal effects would have disappeared, specifies the daily. The couturier does not keep any sum of money, nor objects of great value, in this accommodation.
A lover of Brittany, Paco Rabanne had owned a coastal house in Portsall for nearly 20 years. It was in this residence that he died at the end of last week.