Jean Paul Gaultier SS1995 Cyber mesh top / Mad Max
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From the most iconic runway of Jean Paul Gaultier. In this iconic show Gaultier’s Cyber clothes were inspired by Victor Vasarely’s (Hungarian born Artist / Vásárhelyi Győző) artistic forms. ( see last pictures for examples of his work). “Though we should note, full credit for the prints cannot go to Gaultier alone. The designer found inspiration in the work of the artist Victor Vasarely, the French godfather of op art. Born in 1907, Vasarely was known for paintings and sculptures that momentarily trick the eye. And while his oeuvre may not be held in the same esteem as that of the Pop art masters—at least as far as art world pricing goes—we can all agree that his work is, well, neat. (And we’ll be sure to keep an eye on the market in the wake of this recent fashion trend.)” - W Magazine “Fall 1995 is often referred to as his Mad Max show, though, he told Tim Blanks backstage, it would be more accurate to say “Mad Maxette.” The collection was intended for an Amazonian woman who is, said the designer, “courageous, confident, and very much in control of her life.” “ - Vogue Condition: As you can see there are no flaws on the top, it represents it’s true condition, however in person it’s even more mind blowing. Shipping: Will be sent with priority, please ask me before buying it for possibilities. Sizing: With sizing please refer to the measurements! I’m accepting reasonable offers:) Please feel free to contact me with any of your questions regarding this piece. Thank you!
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