I’ve been looking forward to an opportunity to include Gaultier’s “Les Rock Stars” collection of Fall/Winter 1987 on this blog, and thanks to my friend Eric on Instagram, I can. […]
Inspiration From a Revolution: The Russian Constructivist Collection Fall/Winter 1986-87
Gaultier’s Fashnost Such was the prevalence of major fashion design houses in the mid-80s creating collections that incorporated Soviet themes and aesthetics, scholars at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) […]
Flash Your Sheriff Badge at the Cowboys in Gaultier’s “Western Baroque” S/S 1989
The Western Baroque show of Spring/Summer 1989 celebrated camp and rebellious queerness, with the menswear show mixing over-the-top cowboys, baroque fops, sailors, and printed layers explicitly rejecting good taste. Male […]
Provocative Religion and Fetishism in Gaultier’s “Les Rap’Pieuses” S/S 1990
Gaultier’s work in the late 80s and early 90s, the lifetime of the Junior Gaultier label, was marked by a readiness to push boundaries and to explore themes of sexuality, […]
Flamboyant Matadors in Exciting Colours “Adam and Eve: Rastas of Today” S/S 1991
Gaultier’s Spring/Summer 1991 “Adam et Ève” show featured both menswear and womenswear collections with a theme of romantic love. The show starts very dramatically with birdsong filling the air, and […]
Enjoy an Exciting Oriental Journey of Cultures to the Global Village “Le Grand Voyage” F/W 1994
Although this blog started as a way to document Junior Gaultier items I own and which collections they belong to, I have strayed into including mainline and Gaultier Jean’s items. […]