"JEAN PAUL GAULTIER HOMME" Drawing Camouflage Design Silk Necktie

We are pleased to present a beautifully patterned masterpiece from JEAN PAUL GAULTIER HOMME, a brand that took the 1980s by storm and is now known as a maverick in the fashion world, and continues to gain more fans today.

This masterpiece epitomizes Jean Paul Gaultier's experimental spirit and poetic perspective as a visual language.

The slightly reddish bronze brown base is decorated with a diagonal striped shadow weave, and on top of that are intertwined graphic lines made up of green and khaki threads.

Upon closer inspection, one can see mannequin-like faces, running figures, plant-like lines, and letters of text, all of which spread asymmetrically and organically across the canvas, like an impromptu drawing.

Of particular note is the large "FEBRUARY" woven into the tip of the sword, and the numbers 1 to 28 neatly arranged at the bottom. It is like a fragment of a monthly calendar, and the tie itself functions as a "media" that contains time and memory.

In terms of weaving technique, it is worth noting that the patterns are not dyed but woven, clearly showing Gaultier's approach to textiles. The slightly thick and firm jacquard fabric forms three-dimensional knots when tied, adding depth to the outfit.

As for styling, the symbolism of this masterpiece stands out more clearly when paired with a plain dress shirt. It is also attractive to pair it with a casual denim jacket or military blouson to bring out the humor that is characteristic of Gaultier.

Please take this opportunity.