Jeal Paul Gaultier

Well, hello. It's been quite a while since I've blogged. I've been so busy with the ending to my senior year at high school that i've completely forgotten about my website! Well good news is I am taking a twist to try and bring myself back into the fashion blogging world. With only about twenty days left until I proudly will be attending The Fashion Institute of Technology for fashion design, I'm determined to keep up the heat with some more posts. I'm so overly excited to be residing in New York City with all the amazing opportunities it has to hold. As well as the best shopping, restaurants and night life known to the world. Previously i've been spending most of my summer back and forth from the suburbs of New York to Montreal to visit my boyfriend. It's such a beautiful city, and being there for the first time, I definitely had my all time extraordinary experience. Fine dining, french styled homes, streets and buildings, cirque du soleil, being legal to drink raspberry martinis, the shopping, and of course, the Musse Des Beaux where I was so excited to see the amazing Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit. 

The clothes were just spectacular in every way, shape and form. I saw hard work and detail in every garment constructed, not only imagining if some one would wear this design, but the statement the design is portraying to its viewer and obtainer. I visited the Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty which was utterly the most amazing and breathtaking exhibit i've ever seen. Even though the atmosphere of both exhibits were completely different. I waited three hours on line to see the McQueen exhibit in a very cramped crowded way rather then go straight in and spend as much time as I wanted studying Gaultier's designs. I simply just wished I could have seen the McQueen exhibit in that way, and really get a chance to idolize and praise the work McQueen has accomplished in a non rushed manor. 

Savage Beauty really linked correctly to the vibe of the exhibits overall concept.