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Tag Archives: rabbins chics
Jean-Paul Gaultier: Deconstruction in Fashion
L’enfant terrible of fashion, Jean-Paul Gaultier, was trained in the (not-so-terrible) “magnificent ruined city”[1] of the haute couture. He was taught in houses that had once dictated the conventions of elegance, but that had lost their power: in 1970 he … Continue reading
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