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MARTIN MARGIELA Long Sleeve Shirt in viscose. From the 2008 Spring Collection. Runway Line White Label. Iconic white stitches on the back. 100% viscose Made in Italy Indicated si...

Retro-futurism -and the idea of space-friendly clothes as they were imagined during the 1960s- fed Gaultier’s mind and imagination throughout his career. His fondness for fellow desi...

If the safari jacket -also known as ‘saharienne’ in French- was firstly introduced by Yves Saint Laurent in 1967, becoming one of his strongest classics to date, other designers embraced the idea of reworking desert battle dress to offer stylish and elegant clothes made for urban living. Jean Paul Gaultier is one of them, and this stunning silk linen officer jacket...

Operating an ongoing dialogue between feminine and masculine, Jean Paul Gaultier’s clothes often incorporated elements from both genders, fusing them to alter our ideas and preconcep...

Galliano loved using knitwear in his early collections, but he infused it with a sense of whimsy and fragility. It doesn’t get more delicate than this pretty angora top, made special by its circular zip detail and silk lining. Once more, the world of vintage lingerie...

Sensuality and craftsmanship are two elements you’ll keep finding in John Galliano’s work, whether it be for himself or the houses he designed for. This crochet effect strappy top...

It doesn’t get more body-conscious than Tom Ford’s fine turtleneck for Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche. The designer’s work for the House found inspiration within classic American spo...

Not many designers understand the power of dramatic detailing as well as Tom Ford does, and this sensually cut jersey top is a great illustration of his craft and perception of womenswear. Emphasizing the bosom with its prominent décolletage, this top also features long fluted sleeves...