Born in 1952 in France, Jean Paul Gaultier has managed to make a name for himself in fashion without any formal training . Sending sketches to various couture stylists Gaultier managed to get in the door at Pierre Cardin as an assistant in 1970. Setting up his own label in 1976, Gaultier’s edgier side came to light taking his inspiration more from the London street scene than Parisian couture.
Technically brilliant, Gaultier used his talent to parody the fashion establishment thereby redefining many fashion conventions. In the 1980s he recreated underwear as outerwear with the corset look and attempted to make skirts mainstream for men. His creations for those in the entertainment business were well received making him shine even brighter in popular culture. Interestingly enough his couture collections remained very formal though they were not without touches of his street influence.
Gaultier’s first women’s perfume, Classique, was introduced in 1993. It was meant to be reminiscent of his childhood yet a representation of his current life—fairylike and distant but still modern couture.
THE NOTES. With a powerful and masculine olfactory pyramid, it opens with the audacity of cardamom. It is followed by an aromatic and charismatic heart of lavender. Its close close to the skin culminates with delicious notes of vanilla, oriental chords and precious woods.
THE BOTTLE. Le Male in a black bottle is the latest version of Jean Paul Gaultier's iconic Le Male housed in a matching black tin with gold lettering.
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Additionally, she is passionate for music, literature and photography. What is more, her fragrances are influenced by these hobbies, resulting in outstanding creations.
Some of her signal perfumes are Honoré Delights, Scandal Pour Homme and Soleil Blanc. Furthermore, she has worked for legendary firms such as Yves Rocher and Dior. You can get her fragrances at BeautyTheShop.
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