JEAN PAUL GAULTIERSatan Dress
DESCRIPTION
References shaped his Spring/Summer 2001 collection, as proven by the show’s invitational that was adorned with Rock motifs such as Skulls, Bats, and Infernal Flames. To that effect, the desired aesthetic of the collection is clearly illustrated in the Satan print.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 40
Pit to Pit: 14 Inches
Length: 53 Inches
Satan Dress
SS2001
DESCRIPTION
References shaped his Spring/Summer 2001 collection, as proven by the show’s invitational that was adorned with Rock motifs such as Skulls, Bats, and Infernal Flames. To that effect, the desired aesthetic of the collection is clearly illustrated in the Satan print.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 40Pit to Pit: 14 Inches
Length: 53 Inches
COVERAGE
Jean Paul Gaultier has been one of the biggest names in fashion for decades. Launching his brand in 1982, he almost immediately became known as the “enfant terrible” of fashion. Gaultier was exploring trends and ideas that many others found absurd at the time. Some of these trends include, skirts for men, sheer “tattoo” tops, and cone bras. He uses his sense of humor to bring up very real subliminal messages including gender attitudes, social values, and cultural morality.