The one-off collection is set to be unveiled in July.
Rousteing described it as an “honor” to be able to interpret the work of one of the most iconic French designers of the last 50 years.
He described the capabilities of the Gaultier ateliers as “endless” and is relishing the chance to learn about new techniques. “People need to remember who has been the pioneer at the time, to fight for what we’re fighting today,” Rousteing said, noting that the collection would merge his vision with the aesthetic and vision established by the founder, using the vocabulary and know-how of the iconic couture house.
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