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Jean Paul Gaultier

by Farid Chenoune
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Overview

Since his late-1970s debut, Jean-Paul Gaultier has never ceased to astonish and outrage with his inventiveness and playful experimentation with the bizarre. Known for his feats of style inspired by the streets of Paris and London--the most infamous being Madonna's much publicized cone-shaped bustier--fashion's enfant terrible is a fixture in the world of haute couture, brazenly overturning traditional definitions of the beautiful and the ugly, the elegant and the vulgar.

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Book Details

Published
August 1, 2005
Publisher
Assouline
Pages
80
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9782843237126

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