
Cinema's most famous ocean liner drops anchor on your shelves in collector vinyl! Jack Dawson poses in a borrowed tuxedo, one hand behind his back, with the poise of a poker winner catapulted from the third deck to the billionaires' table. Rose DeWitt Bukater answers in a long evening gown, neat updo, sparkling earrings and necklace, small handbag on her arm. The Rose & Jack duo switches register: casual outfits, a simple blue dress for her, suspenders and a coat for him, hands outstretched in the most copied pose in cinema, facing the Atlantic wind. Only three references, but each one packs in a piece of the James Cameron film released in 1997. The features of Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet survive the miniaturization without losing an ounce of their intensity. On the display case, this vinyl trio brings back the Titanic's bow and its iceberg of nostalgia!
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Rose DeWitt Bukater, the heroine of the film Titanic, is a martyr smothered by high society. A rebel under constraint, her eyes reflect a pressing thirst for freedom. Dressed in sumptuous gowns that many might envy, she actually carries the unbearable weight of social conventions. Her story with Jack Dawson reveals a love eclipsed by tragedy: just as the liner defies the waves, Rose transcends her social class and loves a man with whom a future is impossible.

Jack Dawson, the male protagonist of Titanic, radiates a humility that contrasts with the splendor of the liner. A bohemian artist, he captivates with his innate freedom and spontaneity. His meeting with Rose DeWitt Bukater, an aristocrat, gives rise to a romance that defies social barriers. Jack embodies simplicity in the face of his rivals' opulence. Moving between classes, he offers Rose a bold vision of true love, outside of convention.