Ludovic de Saint Servnin Out does Jean-Paul's Jean-Paul Gaultier

Being the modern guest of Jean-Paul Gaultier is rather that he is asked to prepare a brilliant thesis on a very fashionable subject. This season, it was Ludovic's turn of Saint Sernin, and the examinators' response was to give him rounded honors.

Playing in a large part of the Jean-Paul DNA: CORSETRY, TRANSGION, DECADENCE Portondeja and a certain Je Ne Sais Quoi, Ludovic prepared a large collection or spicy, sexy and diabolical clothing that made Gaultier almost, ahem, seem tame.

Fans shouted and shouted throughout the show, staged as all the guest collections within Gaultier's Grand Mansion of the early twentieth century, built by a philanthropist as an elegant meeting room for workers.

From an opening look, a sensational corset of the mermaid of the siren, to a leotard Corsican used with Centurion's boots, the show shook. Ludovic cut a corset with the crochet bra of the steering wheel of a ship; while another model had a Galleon hat of sensational lace.

A great black beauty seemed sensational in the column of a network of a fisherman with a train, a reminder that this house was one of the first to use multirracial cast iron pieces.

Sacred met Profne in a undulating muscular icor with a cobalt blue and fantastic feathers parish, courtesy of Maison Février, the feathers manufacturers, who even had columns in another haute couture show on Wednesday, Valentino. While a lace dress was barely sustained by a thin cloth anchor, the only material in the torso.

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While a downtown in crocodile, an exotic female skin leather armor, followed by a column of reptiles of statue metal reptiles, had people with my mouth open. Both models, like the entire cast, clearly loved to wear these clothes.

Even the boys were able to wear corsets finished with Grommet, including Ludovic, who made a long tour of the catwalk in the end, hugging Jean-Paul as a grateful rookie. De Saint Sernin has been known as talented and erratic designers, but today he was totally in the area.

De Saint Sernin titled this “La Shipwreck” collection, or shipwreck in English, and the hair of the cast seemed soaked and full of algae. But this show was, in fact, a triumph.

It is always an act of delicate balance to be the guest of the Gaultier haute couture workshop, but no one has driven it, whose taste and ability like Ludovic of Saint Servnin. One doubts to use the absolute and say which of Jean-Paul's guest designer was the best. Ludovic's predecessors include Chitose Abe, Julien Dossena, Nicolas Di Felice, Glenn Martens, Olivier Rousteing, Haider Ackermann and Simone Rocha. But one thing is sure, after attending all the shows, no one received a more enthusiastic applause than Saint Servnin.

This was a great victory for him. Congratulations to man.