Posts tagged Jean Paul Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier leaving Hermes
May 29th
While Giles Deacon recently stepped up to the challenge of becoming creative director at Emanuel Ungaro, Jean Paul Gaultier has decided to resign from his role at Hermes. He has been at the luxury French fashion house for seven years.
But it’s not all bad news, as Gaultier, who was born in France, is going to focus on his own collections so all the fashion stylists out there will still have plenty of gorgeous dresses to look forward to.
Fashion designer Narciso Rodriguez delves into make-up
Apr 20th
This spring, American fashion designer Narciso Rodriguez’ inimitable style reveals itself once again in a new duet of elegant, limited-edition beauty palettes inspired by the timelessness and sensuality of Narciso Rodriguez eau de parfum fragrances.
Narciso Rodriguez, known for creating simple, natural elegance, unveils women’s innate beauty and sensuality as he celebrates the female body with signature silhouettes. His creations illustrate his expertise and well-considered attention to detail. This same discerning sensibility spawned the creation of his musk-inspired fragrances. Just as Rodriguez’s clothing heightens the grace of the feminine figure, his fragrances highlight each woman’s individual beauty, revealing her personal aura.
Jean Paul Gaultier keeps the Ma Dame spirit alive on the web
Apr 5th
On the occasion of the launch this springtime, of the Eau de Parfum version of Ma Dame, its latest women’s fragrance, Jean Paul Gaultier is creating a mini site inviting fans of Ma Dame to show their style in the Glam’Rock Gallery.
A playful proposition that allows participating, until 15 July 2010, to a somewhat usual game: “be voted the most Glam & Rock girl”. With the possibility to win a Glam’Rock day in Paris with a VIP pass for the next fashion show as well as Jean Paul Gaultier brand accessories. Read more >
Native Son’s Avatars
Feb 10th
Between Jean Paul Gaultier’s recent couture show and the myriad designers putting on digital presentations this season, Avatar certainly seems to be in the forefront of fashion’s mind. Now, REAL D—the digital stereoscopic projection technology behind the film—is teaming up with photographer Eric Ray Davidson and menswear label Native Son for the brand’s Fall 2010 presentation this Thursday, February 11. The short film (Davidson’s directorial debut), launching at Pier 59 Studios at Chelsea Piers, will come complete with 3-D glasses and a 20-foot screen.