From his early days in Paris, where he defied convention with his first ready-to-wear collections, to his rise as the enfant terrible of the fashion world, Fashion Memoir traces Jean Paul Gaultier’s path through fashion’s history, spotlighting key moments that defined the designer's ever-evolving aesthetic. Illustrated by over 50 rarely seen images, behind-the-scenes moments, and iconic runway shots from Madonna’s conical bra to his infamous man-skirt, this essential visual archive offers a glimpse into Gaultier’s boundary-pushing vision that forever altered the landscape of fashion, breaking down the barrier between beauty and ugliness that has earned him a place in the mainstream of haute couture.