The Jean Paul Gaultier Autumn/Winter 2014-2015 Show, entitled « Rosbifs in Space / Les Rosbifs dans l’espace » («The Brits in Space »), paid tribute to the United Kingdom.
Other United Kingdom-influenced collections : Aquascutum by Joanna Sykes Autumn/Winter 2011-2012 (this show was titled « English Icons »), Dior by Gianfranco Ferré Couture Autumn/Winter 1989-1990 (this collection was dubbed « Ascot-Cecil Beaton »), John Galliano Spring/Summer 2009 (the references of this show were James Gillray and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother), N° 21 by Alessandro Dell’Acqua Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 (this collection was influenced by Queen Elizabeth of England in her garden).
To read about other United Kingdom-inspired collections, search for the « Great Britain » post that I have published on February 22, 2013.
To read about other collections with the Union Jack, search for the « Union Jack » post that I have published on March 18, 2013.
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Tags: Fashion, Great-Britain, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Les Rosbifs dans l'espace, Rosbifs in Space, Travel, United Kingdom
For the exhibition « Pain Couture by Jean Paul Gaultier », presented at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, in Paris, from June 6 until October 10, 2004, the French couturier recreated his work in bread.
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Tags: Bread, Exhibitions, Fashion, Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Food, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Pain Couture by Jean Paul Gaultier, Paris
The 36th look, named « Les Visiteurs du Soir », of the Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Autumn/Winter 2009-2010 Show, titled « Actresses / Les Actrices » (or « Cinema / Cinéma »), was a tribute to Marcel Carné’s « The Devil’s Envoys / Les Visiteurs du Soir ».
Another « The Devil’s Envoys »-inspired collection : Dior by John Galliano Couture Autumn/Winter 2006-2007 (in part).
Photo : VOGUE.co.uk
Tags: Actresses, Cinema, Fashion, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Les Actrices, Les Visiteurs du Soir, Marcel Carné, Movies, The Devil's Envoys

The triangular shapes of the Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Spring/Summer 2009 Show paid homage to Klaus Nomi.
Another Klaus Nomi-inspired collection : Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Couture Spring/Summer 2008 (the mood board of this show, which was dedicated to ballet, featured images of Klaus Nomi).
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Tags: Fashion, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Klaus Nomi, Klaus Sperber, Music
This outfit, named « Teotihuacan », from Jean Paul Gaultier’s « Mexico » Couture Spring/Summer 2010 Show, paid tribute to the eponymous pre-Columbian Mesoamerican city, in the Valley of Mexico.
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Tags: Fashion, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Mexico, Mexico City, Pre-Columbian Mexico, Teotihuacan, Travel

The Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Spring/Summer 2011 Show, titled « Punk Cancan », paid homage to French cancan and British punk bands, such as The Clash.
Other The Clash-inspired collections : Kelly Wearstler Pre-Fall 2012 (old videos of The Clash were among the influences of this presentation), Luella Autumn/Winter 2000-2001 (this show was titled « Daddy, who were The Clash ?»), Phi Spring/Summer 2008 (this show paid tribute to the « insouciant yet elegant » look of The Clash).
Moreover, in 2010, to launch The Rodnik Band for OVS industry capsule collection, Philip Colbert wrote the song « God Dress the Queen ! », which was based on The Clash’s « London Calling ».
Photo : Vogue.co.uk
Tags: Can-can, Dance, Fashion, French cancan, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Music, Punk, Punk Cancan, The Clash
The « Homage to Cocteau / Hommage à Cocteau » look of the surrealism-themed Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Autumn/Winter 2003-2004 Show, titled « Morphing », paid tribute to Jean Cocteau.
Other collections inspired by Jean Cocteau’s art : Bruno Pieters Autumn/Winter 2005-2006 (this collection was influenced by Jean Cocteau and Art Deco), Catherine Malandrino Autumn/Winter 2009-2010 (this show featured a pattern, showcasing 2 profiles, turning into a vase, originally designed by Jean Cocteau for Schiaparelli), Franck Sorbier Couture Spring/Summer 2007 (the « eye » strapless dress was based on Jean Cocteau), Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Pre-Fall 2014 (the starting point of this collection was a lithograph by Jean Cocteau, titled « Je me souviens de l’avenir / I remember the future »), John Galliano Spring/Summer 2011 (one outfit of this Maria Lani-inspired show evoked the portrait of Maria Lani that Jean Cocteau painted).
Photo : Courtesy of Jean Paul Gaultier
Tags: art, Fashion, Homage to Cocteau, Hommage à Cocteau, Inspiration, Jean Cocteau, Jean Paul Gaultier, Morphing, Painting, Surrealism
The Jean Paul Gaultier Couture Spring/Summer 2007 Show, titled « Virgins » (or « Madonnas ») / « Les Vierges » (ou « Les Madones »), paid homage to the Virgin (the 23rd look, pictured here, is named « Apparitions »).
Other Virgin-inspired collections : Arkadius Spring/Summer 2002 (this show paid tribute to the adoration of the Virgin), Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 1998 (this collection showcased images of the Virgin Mary), Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Spring/Summer 2013 Menswear (this show, whose starting point was « the cult of communion », featured T-shirts printed with abstract « Virgin Mary » faces), Teenage Millionaire (from 2002, Dougie Williams and Chris Hoy have printed images of the Virgin Mary, with the « Mary Is My Homegirl » slogan, on T-shirts), Versace Autumn/Winter 1991-1992 (in this collection, Gianni Versace made reference to the Virgin and Child).
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Tags: Fashion, Inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier, Les Madones, Les Vierges, Madonnas, Religion, Virgin, Virgins