Do Not Take The Unusual Road Of Gautier

The design of Gautier

Although there are more than 40 years of fashion design, the French cynic, who makes men wear skirts and women shows off their corsets, is still an old naughty boy in the fashion world.

Gautier has never taken the unusual path, and his design has long been delicate and circuitous between elegance and frivolity. For example, his grandmother's Corset wore an instinctive remolding and dress, which triggered the trend of underwear wear in 80s. The conical bra worn by pop culture icon Madonna is unforgettable, and its original prototype is Gaultier's paper chest chest for his teddy bear. He does not shy away from using T models that are older and more plump than their habits. He had designed films for Luc Besson, Peter Greenaway and Pedro Almodovar. clothing It has released dance singles and co hosted the 90s youth TV program "Eurotrash", which has been leading the fashion market. Recently, he served as host and scene of Elton John's 2010 AIDS Foundation winter dance (Elton John 's 2010 AIDS Foundation Winter Ball) and Grey Goose celebrity cocktail party (Character and and). Designer He transformed an old London warehouse into a decadent pink lace boudoir.

Forty years ago, Gautier obtained the first formal design work at Jean Patou's studio. He had not received any formal training before, but only because Pierre Cardin appreciated the design sketches sent by the talented young man and let him be his assistant for some time. In 1976, Gautier, 24, launched his personal series for the first time. But it wasn't until five years later that he was sensational and street oriented. Clothes & Accessories The clipping and landing on the front page, and thus get the name of the French fashion world's urchin. With the talent and independence of Gautier, he created Le Male, one of the most successful fashion brands in recent decades. This is his men's perfume brand, founded in 1995, and has always been one of the best-selling brands in Europe. But what is more impressive is that he is also widely acclaimed. In 2003-2010 years, he served as creative director of luxury magnate Hermes, and left in the near future.

He said, "this is a wonderful experience, but leaving me also offers me an opportunity to try something else. Hermes wants to redesign two series, that is, a total of eight. I like to do my work in person. Actually, I am a control freak -- but control freaks also need some time to think. "