It's possible that Jean Paul Gaultier may have been the first inventor of the "
Innerwear as Outerwear" trend. His interpretation is cheeky and quite literal with beaded faux nipples and embellished private bits. Yes you heard me! (see last photo).
He must have asked himself "Why go naked when you can dress like you're naked?"
Another outfit looked like it came straight from the Body Worlds exhibit, or perhaps, was the inspiration to Lady Gaga's meat dress. Made from red fringe, lacing and screen-printed panty hose, the garment is an embodiment of the muscular human form.
I also enjoyed the numerous illustrations for Madonna's Blond Ambition Tour and costumes for the Fifth Element, which I should have taken more photos of. The exhibit left me wanting to buy a souvenir, but I couldn't justify $150 for a teddy bear in a striped shirt.
And in case you've missed it, click here for
Part 1 of Jean Paul Gaultier's exhibit.
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| The Madonna Cone bra and illustrations |
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| Jewel encrusted and lace covered spine outfits |
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| The origins of the Cage Dress |
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| Corset made from film negatives |
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| Wear your birthday suit on the street! (Right dress worn by Naomi Campbell) |
