Liam Freeman

Apr 4, 2024 | vogue.fr | Liam Freeman

A boxing hall, ribbon factory, nightclub, the headquarters for Lionel Jospin’s unsuccessful 2002 presidential campaign: the building that Jean Paul Gaultier’s Paris headquarters occupies has had as many outrageously colourful chapters as the enfant terrible of fashion himself. On a crisp winter’s morning, I meet Gaultier and the London-based Irish designer Simone Rocha in the grand ballroom of this Belle Époque masterpiece, with its vaulted ceiling and rococo plasterwork.

Jan 25, 2024 | vogue.in | Liam Freeman

A boxing hall, ribbon factory, nightclub, the headquarters for Lionel Jospin’s unsuccessful 2002 presidential campaign: the building that Jean Paul Gaultier’s Paris headquarters occupies has had as many outrageously colourful chapters as the enfant terrible of fashion himself. On a crisp winter’s morning, I meet Gaultier and the London-based Irish designer Simone Rocha in the grand ballroom of this Belle Époque masterpiece, with its vaulted ceiling and rococo plasterwork.

Jan 24, 2024 | vogue.com | Liam Freeman

A boxing hall, ribbon factory, nightclub, the headquarters for Lionel Jospin’s unsuccessful 2002 presidential campaign: the building that Jean Paul Gaultier’s Paris headquarters occupies has had as many outrageously colorful chapters as the enfant terrible of fashion himself. On a crisp winter’s morning, I meet Gaultier and the London-based Irish designer Simone Rocha in the grand ballroom of this Belle Époque masterpiece, with its vaulted ceiling and rococo plasterwork.

Jan 24, 2024 | vogue.fr | Liam Freeman

Salle de boxe, fabrique de rubans, boîte de nuit, siège de la campagne présidentielle de Lionel Jospin en 2002 : le bâtiment qu'occupe le siège parisien de Jean Paul Gaultier a connu autant de chapitres hauts en couleur que l'enfant terrible de la mode lui-même.

Jan 23, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Liam Freeman

A boxing hall, ribbon factory, nightclub, the headquarters for Lionel Jospin’s unsuccessful 2002 presidential campaign: the building that Jean Paul Gaultier’s Paris headquarters occupies has had as many outrageously colourful chapters as the enfant terrible of fashion himself. On a crisp winter’s morning, I meet Gaultier and the London-based Irish designer Simone Rocha in the grand ballroom of this Belle Époque masterpiece, with its vaulted ceiling and rococo plasterwork.