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Jean Paul Gaultier Printed Crop Cardigan & A-Line Maxi Dress

Jean Paul Gaultier brings you a must-have cardigan and maxi dress to celebrate your high-fashion sophistication. Whether you wear them together or with other pieces in your wardrobe, you'll love the on-trend proportions and fanciful print.

Highlights

Printed A-Line Maxi Dress:
Airy jersey flows with your every movement. Perfect for brunch, dinner and everything in between, this Jean Paul Gaultier maxi dress offers a romantic option.
- Black/pink tribal tattoo-print jersey.
- Scoop neckline.
- Thin shoulder straps.
- Slim bodice falls to swingy A-line silhouette.
- Handkerchief hem hits at ankle.
- Pullover style.
- Viscose.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

About Jean Paul Gaultier:
French designer Jean Paul Gaultier started his career in 1970 as an assistant at Pierre Cardin. In 1976, he launched his label with a style that drew more from the London street scene than Parisian couture. In addition to his men's and women's ready-to-wear lines, and the haute couture line he launched in 1997, Jean Paul Gaultier offers a collection of provocative fragrances in distinctive bottles that are every bit as avant garde as the designer's clothes.

Highlights

Printed Crop Cardigan:
This cropped Jean Paul Gaultier cardigan speaks volumes about your fashion-forward aesthetic—and allows for day-to-night ease.
- Black/pink tribal tattoo-print knit.
- Round neckline; button front.
- Semisheer three-quarter sleeves.
- Slim silhouette.
- Hem hits at high waist.
- Polyamide.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Jean Paul Gaultier Printed Crop Cardigan & A-Line Maxi Dress Jean Paul Gaultier brings you a must-have cardigan and maxi dress to celebrate your high-fashion sophistication. Whether you wear them together or with other pieces in your wardrobe, you'll love the on-trend proportions and fanciful print. Highlights Printed A-Line Maxi Dress: Airy jersey flows with your every movement. Perfect for brunch, dinner and everything in between, this Jean Paul Gaultier maxi dress offers a romantic option. Black/pink tribal tattoo-print jersey. Scoop neckline. Thin shoulder straps. Slim bodice falls to swingy A-line silhouette. Handkerchief hem hits at ankle. Pullover style. Viscose. Made in Italy. Designer About Jean Paul Gaultier: French designer Jean Paul Gaultier started his career in 1970 as an assistant at Pierre Cardin. In 1976, he launched his label with a style that drew more from the London street scene than Parisian couture. In addition to his men's and women's ready-to-wear lines, and the haute couture line he launched in 1997, Jean Paul Gaultier offers a collection of provocative fragrances in distinctive bottles that are every bit as avant garde as the designer's clothes. Highlights Printed Crop Cardigan: This cropped Jean Paul Gaultier cardigan speaks volumes about your fashion-forward aesthetic—and allows for day-to-night ease. Black/pink tribal tattoo-print knit. Round neckline; button front. Semisheer three-quarter sleeves. Slim silhouette. Hem hits at high waist. Polyamide. Made in Italy. Designer About Jean Paul Gaultier: French designer Jean Paul Gaultier started his career in 1970 as an assistant at Pierre Cardin. In 1976, he launched his label with a style that drew more from the London street scene than Parisian couture. In addition to his men's and women's ready-to-wear lines, and the haute couture line he launched in 1997, Jean Paul Gaultier offers a collection of provocative fragrances in distinctive bottles that are every bit as avant garde as the designer's clothes. Modern Size Guide