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Gaultier Extravagance closes Paris Haute Couture shows
Jean Paul Gaultier closed the Paris Haute couture shows with a collection brimming with ideas and extravagant images. The clothes featured African flourishes with ball gowns
06-Mar-2005 - Details

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Voyaging on the African Queen
With haute couture hanging by a thread, it was Jean Paul Gaultier who tied up the week with an imaginative show on Wednesday afternoon inspired by the dreamy world of equatorial Africa. The runway might have been a series of podiums zigzagging in interconnected knots
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Jean Paul Gaultier - official site
The Jean Paul Gaultier universe, from fragrance to fashion. The latest beauty tips and trends
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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The two faces of Jean-Paul Gaultier
French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier on Tuesday offered women a chance to indulge both their serious and playful sides next winter, with a collection of trim suits for daytime and sparkling gowns for evening.Gaultier's women - coiffed and made up with glittering green eye shadow
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Jean-Paul Gaultier - profile
"When I am truly, truly certain," said Jean-Paul Gaultier, "I am obstinate". Lambasted as the 'enfant terrible' of French fashion, the anglophile designer's carefully considered approach, hidden behind a façade of peroxide hair and flippant phrase, is only just becoming recognised for its liberating effect upon young designers.
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Jean Paul Gaultier Milan Fashion Week
John Paul Gaultier launched his new autumn winter collection 2005 – 2006 at Milan Fashion week.The designer took inspiration for the show from the glam rock days of David Bowie and T Rex. “Let’s glam! David Bowie
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Suits and sparkle: the two faces of Jean-Paul Gaultier
French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier offered women a chance to indulge both their serious and playful sides next winter, with a collection of trim suits for daytime and sparkling gowns for evening
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Jean-Paul Gaultier: enfant terrible of French fashion
By Axel Botur, Paris: French fashion may be proud, but it is firmly in foreign hands. Chanel has a German designer, Christian Dior has an Englishman, and an American is giving the creative lead at Louis Vuitton.
09-Sep-2005 - Details

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Inspired Gaultier creates a fairytale from the steppes
Jean Paul Gaultier's new take on Ukraine's national dress and tribal costumes expressed a sartorial luxury hitherto denied the former communist state
10-Jul-2005 - Details

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Gaultier inspired by ancient Greeks
Hilary Alexander, Fashion Director, reports on Jean-Paul Gaultier's spring/summer haute couture collection at Paris Fashion Week
31-Jan-2006 - Details

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Gaultier marks 30 years as fashions bad boy
Fashion's 'enfant terrible' Jean Paul Gaultier has come a long way since presenting his first collection 30 years ago of straw 'tablemat' dresses to a small, slightly disconcerted audience.
02-Oct-2006 - Details

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Gaultier Honored as Rule Breaker - Yahoo! News
Fashion, like art, has always been a place for people with their own vision to make a statement, with the hopes that others might see it and celebrate it. At the end of the day, designers need to sell clothes, of course, so they're hoping that others appreciate that vision. But that doesn't mean they have to play it safe, or that people want the same thing. Quite the contrary. It's in fashion that many look to find something cutting edge and something that looks to the future.
29-Oct-2007 - Details