Jean Paul Gaultier S/S 2003 Psychedelic Butterfly Corset Top and Skirt Set
From Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2003 collection, this matching set consists of a lace-up corset top with bell sleeves, centipede braided lace trims along the neckline and sleeve cuffs, and a long maxi skirt with the same lace trims along the hem. This set is in excellent vintage condition with minimal fraying to the trims along the hem of the skirt.
From Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2003 collection, this matching set consists of a lace-up corset top with bell sleeves, centipede braided lace trims along the neckline and sleeve cuffs, and a long maxi skirt with the same lace trims along the hem. This set is in excellent vintage condition with minimal fraying to the trims along the hem of the skirt.
From Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2003 collection, this matching set consists of a lace-up corset top with bell sleeves, centipede braided lace trims along the neckline and sleeve cuffs, and a long maxi skirt with the same lace trims along the hem. This set is in excellent vintage condition with minimal fraying to the trims along the hem of the skirt.
Product Details
Brand: Jean Paul Gaultier
Design: Maxi
Size: Medium
Measurements:
Top:
Length: 50.50 cm / 19.88 in
Width: 28.70 cm / 11.30 in
Sleeve: 66.50cm / 26.18 in
Bottom:
Length: 101.00 cm / 39.76 in
Width: 28.50 cm / 11.22 in
Colour: Multicolour
Material:
96% Viscose
4% Elastane
Period: 2003
Condition: A
Place of Origin: Italy
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Editor's Note
“Life is a butterfly!” - Jean Paul Gaultier
This psychedelic butterfly print imbued this collection with a nature-inspired feel reminiscent of the mid-60s Psychedelic era. This era, characterised by the proliferation of LSD, seemingly inspired Gaultier with a kaleidoscope of colours and patterns in this design that exuded a sense of free-spirited liberation. The corset top paid homage to Bohemian, or Hippie-style underpinnings, accentuated by the distinctive bell sleeves.
Gaultier's masterful incorporation of the butterfly motif not only added visual intrigue but also paid ode to the era's artistic and cultural movements. His ability to seamlessly blend diverse themes and influences into his work is a testament to his innovative spirit.
The print debuted on Look 46 of the runway. As seen on Kendall Jenner and Lori Harvey.
