Jean Paul Gaultier - Hardcover

McDowell, Colin

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ISBN 10: 0304358797 ISBN 13: 9780304358793

Publisher: W&N, 2000

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Jean-Paul Gaultier is fashion's polymath. His name is a byword for outrageous, witty and even revolutionary fashion. As a designer, a TV star and gay icon he has used his subversive sense of humour to make us question our attitudes towards sex, social values and cultural morality. But it would be wrong to assume that he is merely the court jester of the international fashion world. He has never failed to produce collections of total originality that inspire as much as they shock. He has been designing for twenty years, and never once has he followed the fashion: he has never been anything less than revolutionary. Colin McDowell, in this authorized, in-depth book, explores how this has happened.

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Book Description:

The only major study of the enfant terrible of the fashion world, TV star and gay icon. A leading designer for men and women. A cult figure (he presented Eurotrash) with a huge and fanatical following in America, Europe and Japan.Special flapped paperback edition.

About the Author:

Colin McDowell is a fashion historian and writer. He is a regular broadcaster on television and radio, and has written for every major newspaper and fashion magazine in London, most frequently for the Sunday Times. Colin McDowell currently lives in Folkestone, Kent.

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