He did it his way
The invitation safety-pinned a piece of fishnet to a piece of cardboard. The run of show named outfits after "Anarchy in the U.K." and "London Calling." All held the promise that Jean Paul Gaultier would parade punk couture, hardly a new idea for him, and not exactly a thrilling prospect for us, especially given that the designer has been going through a dry spell of late. But something magical happened on Gaultier's catwalk today. A living legend got his mojo back. Maybe the split with HERMES FIRED HIM UP, maybe his upcoming career retrospective in Montreal got him thinking about his greatest bits. Whatever, it worked...
As far as the punk theme went, there were elaborate Mohawk hairdos (tulle cascaded from the bride's at the finale), the odd dog collar, and some cropped bomber jackets. It was indeed decorated with chains and studs....The ripped 'n' torn aesthetic was in full effect with an ensemble that featured a raggedy beaded top and a silk skirt falling to pieces. (Dégradé is couture's take on punk.)
And, at a very glamorous pinch, the perforated black leather jacket and skirt fit the theme, but what his punk starting point really bestowed on this collection was rigor and focus.
Gaultier has always been a brilliant tailor, and here he applied his genius to every pieces of his collection to the sort of thing you'd only see at a couture show—and probably only this one, to boot.
Quite brutally, punk rock gothic.. I would say, it was quite intense with heavily dark, though its mesmerizing and that's ROCK!
fav outfits like always :))
Lovettes, Khairuz.
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