Jean Paul Gaultier presented his first individual collection in Paris in 1976 and founded his eponymous house in 1982. His work became known for treating tailoring, corsetry, mesh and provocation as one vocabulary rather than separate categories. This edit keeps that tension visible in sharp wool, printed jersey and body-conscious silhouettes.
Jean Paul Gaultier
Tops
This tops edit puts the brand's material language in plain view. The selection connects to the history above without turning it into costume. Notice the detail that makes the category feel specific.

Wool-trimmed stretch-crepe jersey bodysuit
Jean Paul Gaultier

Gathered jersey blouse
Jean Paul Gaultier

Face printed mesh blouse
Jean Paul Gaultier

Retro Stripe printed mesh top
Jean Paul Gaultier

Retro Stripe bikini top
Jean Paul Gaultier

Logo embellished mesh maxi dress
Jean Paul Gaultier

Retro Stripe printed mesh maxi dress
Jean Paul Gaultier

Face printed mesh maxi dress
Jean Paul Gaultier
Bottoms
This bottoms edit puts the brand's material language in plain view. The selection connects to the history above without turning it into costume. Notice the detail that makes the category feel specific.
Our honest take
The brand is strongest when its signature stays visible without being over-explained. If you take one thing away, choose the piece that makes that signature part of your own daily rhythm.










