1970s Gaultier never received formal training as a designer. Instead, he started sending sketches to famous couture stylists at an early age. Pierre Cardin was impressed by his talent and hired him as an assistant .Cardin, who with Yves Saint Laurent was one of the rare couturiers who attempted to convey in his designs the spirit of the age, and who handed down to Gaultier the message that anything was possible, nothinh was set in stone.
1971
A spell with Jacques Esterel, then joined Jean Patou where he stayed for two years as assistant Michael Gomez, then to Angelo Tarlazzi.
1974 - 1975
Returned to Pierre Cardin, but this time in Manila where he created collections intended for the U.S.A.
January, 1976
Creation of a line of electronic jewels
October, 1976
First Jean-Paul Gaultier collection for Women
1978
First Gaultier collection with Japanese partner Kashiyama.
1971
A spell with Jacques Esterel, then joined Jean Patou where he stayed for two years as assistant Michael Gomez, then to Angelo Tarlazzi.
1974 - 1975
Returned to Pierre Cardin, but this time in Manila where he created collections intended for the U.S.A.
January, 1976
Creation of a line of electronic jewels
October, 1976
First Jean-Paul Gaultier collection for Women
1978
First Gaultier collection with Japanese partner Kashiyama.
1979-1980
' JAmes Bond' collection for women: miniskirts, imitation leather, leatherette trousers.
Portobello MArket
For Jean Paul Gaultier, the bizarre world that was London in the post-punk era- Portobello MArket, the King's Road, black-clad 'concierges' with green hair- demonstrated to perfection street fashion's talent for mix and match, and offered him a rich vein of inspiration.
Jean-Paul Gaultier made a BIG splash during his 30th anniversary show at Fashion week in Paris.
The show consists of the costumes and videos from a 1985 dance piece called Le Défile (fashion parade) and is about a collaboration of two colossal talents, fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier, and choreographer Regine Chopinot.
The result is a magical, amusing, and inspiring mix of fashion and fantasy. There are many of Gaultier’s trademark fashion statements from the 80’s, including the cone bras with tassels, but you can see how he takes the ideas further in creating something way beyond fashion. For example, cable knit dresses have always been in Gaultier’s runway collections, but the vanilla knit dress with exaggerated padded hips and the Little Bo Peep lace leggings, makes it go from fashion to fantasy and costume.
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