Show Report
The invitation to the show, a pair of 3D glasses were a reference to the psychedelia of the 70s and Gaultier created three dimensional prints to his garments.
Jean Paul Gaultier is fond of telling a story, and for this season's show he invited his guests to experience his Morocco. Set in a steamy hammam, the collection was inspired by Yves Saint Laurent's visit to Marrakech in the 70s, and how he created an elegant wardrobe for the balmy surroundings. The invitation to the show, a pair of 3D glasses were a reference to the psychedelia of the 70s and Gaultier created three dimensional prints to his garments. Tunics, harem pants and kaftans were mixed with Gaultier staples including stripy Breton jumpers and double breasted jackets and the YSL reference came through in a safari suit. Gaultier combines humour and clothes with ease, but as the last few seasons have suggested, there is a lack of new ideas coming from the once radial designer.
