Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture 2011

That's So New York - If you're looking for one of the top Haute Couture collections of this season, I advise that you look no further than that of Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2011 designs. The brand revisits in a modern way a new rock-soul collaboration in the form of punk couture. Gaultier is inspired by the Parisian Cancan originally from the Belle Epoque, and the rebellion in London. The mingling of these styles and eras is manifested in a seductive, impressive, and extremely elegant collection, but we speak of a different elegance from what we understand, a dictated by a strong and determined soul, and an almost piercing personality elegance. All this translates through a "modern reinterpretations" that have always been in the great classics clothes such as the legendary cast that becomes contemporary with super-slim leggings, the trench becomes robe manteau shoulder, all the mostly midi clothes, discount themselves through cracks leaving flaps of skin exposed, major cleavage, and fabrics that create waves curl and movements while walking. The models are decorated with super-punk ridges but still remaining extremely elegant and never excessive. In short, a Teacher collection who is reconfirmed that, without falling of the banal. - Contributor - Maria Clelia Scuteri

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