Jean Paul Gaultier, S/S 1996 Skeleton X-ray "Cyberbaba" Maxi Dress

With no formal fashion education to boast of, Jean Paul Gaultier established himself in the 70s and 80s as the “enfant terrible" of French fashion. Gaultier was knows for his sexually charged imagery which pushed the boundaries to form new connections between himself and cultural subsections. He was known to play with gender roles, putting men on his women's runway and vice-versa.

Constructed out of a stretch cotton which is designed to hug the wearers body, featuring and all over x-ray skeleton grid design, round neckline and long sleeves.

Size 38.

(All measurements variable due to material stretch)

Chest: 37cm
Shoulder: 35cm
Length: 93cm
Sleeve: 56.5cm

Condition 8/10, dress slightly shorterend by previous owner).