The Seven-Year Itch Fashion Industry Has A Picky Expectation
After 7 years of cooperation with Herm è s, Jean Paul Gaultier finally decided to leave! It may not be a good thing for the fashion industry that he can get rid of restrictions and focus on developing his own brand.
The Spring/Summer 2012 show in October will be Gaultier's
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