Burgundy Jean Paul Face Print Sweatshirt

Burgundy Jean Paul Face Print SweatshirtThis burgundy Jean Paul Gaultier sweatshirt from Fall 1991 features a surrealist graphic of the designers own face layered with the slogan Vote for No. 6, referencing British television show "The Prisoner," merging pop art with political commentary. From a collection that critiqued consumerism and cult of personality, this piece captures Gaultiers wit, subversion, and unmistakable presence at the dawn of the '90s. Style it oversized over a pleated

Giannini redefined the brand’s image

Jean Paul Gaultier’s burgundy patchwork denim maxi skirt is a textural feast

where form-fitting knit meets artful

It captures the joyful spirit of Miyake’s democratic design philosophy—clothes that stretch

Perfect for a bold daytime look

always pushing the boundaries of what was considered wearable art

Westwood brings her punk sensibility into formal wear

while still embracing the house’s signature sensuality and decadent textures

with bold contrast striping and a wide navy waistband that cinches with authority

circa 1990s

This purple and yellow striped buckle top from Jean Paul Gaultier's 1998 collection marries corsetry and athleticism

making this piece both daring and iconic