2009年2月14日 星期六

Eclectic mixes were to become Jean Paul Gaultier's trademark

Eclectic mixes were to become his trademark

like some surrealist editor, Gaultier would cut and paste, matching up precisely those things that did not match, convinced a body could also serve as an evening jacket, a pair of jeans could also be a pair of stockings, a fitted coat could be a sweaatshirt, a thigh boot could be a cowboy boot, and a cowboy boot could just as well be made with high heels.

his taste for hybridization was to lead him to work in collaboration with aartists in many different spheres: the Rita Mitsuko group ; with the choreographer Regine Chopinot; with the accordionist Yvette Horner, grande dame of the world of popular dance,whose stage costumes he designed in 1991; and with directors like Peter Greenaway; Caro and Jeunet



Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring 2009 collection was a very eclectic mix of swimming costumes with built-in capes, skirts tied at the waist, worn with little tank tops, and fluid gowns, some with cinched waists.The colours ranged from black to vibrant yellows.

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