With the news of the return to the Ready-to-wear line after 6 years to focus exclusively on Haute Couture and Jean Paul Gaultier’s fragrances, fashionistas around the world have been immersed in naval designs. generously stood still waiting for the release of their new collection. Following the era of founder Jean Paul Gaultier, this fashion house collaborated with 5 famous designers including Palomo Spain, Nicola Lecourt Mansion, Marvin M’Toumo, Ottolinger and Alan Crocetti to create the Ready-to-wear collection. titled “Les Marins”, which was released online on May 28. With designer Ottolinger, the fashion house’s famous horizontal stripe pattern on shirts, long skirts become softer when twisted. Meanwhile, Alejandro Gómez Palomo’s designs at Jean Paul Gaultier are bolder when playing with denim. On the other hand, designer Alan Crocetti transformed Gaultier’s famous cone-bra shirt to become more mysterious with expensive accessories. Designer Marvin M’Toumo’s creations bring both ocean and marine inspiration, both sexy and unique to the outfit. Finally, the image of the navy in the vision of designer Nicola Lecourt Mansion is not only liberal, strong, but also extremely seductive, expressed through the iconic fashion items of the Jean Paul Gaultier brand. Let’s admire the ready-to-wear sets inspired by the navy in the “Les Marins” collection by Jean Paul Gaultier brand. Below is the launch video of Jean Paul Gaultier’s “Les Marin” collection featuring supermodels Bella Hadid, Omar Sessay and Qaher Harhash. Posts: To Hoang Bao

In recent days, Jean Paul Gaultier has made world fashionistas question the meaning behind a post with only the words “The End” and the biography line “The end”. of an era” (end of an era). It turns out this is the beginning of a whole new Jean Paul Gaultier look with the return of the Ready-to-wear line after 6 years. The first comeback Ready-to-wear collection titled “Les Marins” will be released online on May 28. To complete this collection, the fashion house collaborated with 5 other designers including Ottolinger, Palomo Spain, Nicola Lecourt Mansion, Alan Crocetti and Marvin M’Toumo to jointly renew the imprint of founder Jean Paul Gaultier for their designs. surname. In particular, the Gaultier “branded” navy breton stripe will still be the highlight throughout the collection. To ensure that these heritage values ​​continue to be inherited and promoted by the next generation, designer Florence Tétier was appointed as the new Creative Director for Jean Paul Gaultier’s next journey. Sharing about this comeback, designer Florence Tétier confided: Everyone simply wants to wear Gaultier’s clothes “. Therefore, the decision to return to Ready-to-wear not only satisfies the admirers of Jean Paul Gaultier’s famous marine-inspired designs, but also marks a new and promising transformation. brand in the future. Designer Florence Tétier will assume the position of Creative Director at Jean Paul Gaultier. Posts: To Hoang Bao

China’s Titanic ship project was started in November 2016 with the aim of creating the most similar version of the real Titanic from design to food menu. (Source: Getty Images) The Chinese version of the Titanic will be placed on the river near the Romandisea Seven Star International Cultural Tourism Resort, Toaining City, Sichuan.(Source: AFP/GettyImages) This ship took up to 6 years to complete, longer than the time to build the original Titanic. More than 100 workers participated and 23,000 tons of steel were used to complete this simulation ship. (Source: Getty Images) China’s version of the Titanic has the same size, design and interior as the original, giving visitors the feeling of being on the real Titanic more than 100 years ago. Everything from the dining room to the cabin to the door handles is very luxurious, in the style of the original ship. (Source: Shutterstock) The Chinese version of the “unsinkable ship” was built by Seven Star Energy Investment Corporation (SSEI) at a cost of 1 billion yuan. (Source: Shutterstock) The original investors planned to create a high-tech simulation for visitors to have a real experience, recreating the feeling when the giant ship crashed into the iceberg. (Source: Shutterstock) The Titanic sank on April 15, 1912 during its maiden voyage from the port of Southampton (UK) to New York (USA) after crashing into an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean, killing 1,500 people. The project investor said that the funding to build a simulation version of the Titanic is to preserve the memories of this ship. (Source: Shutterstock)