The French newspaper "Libération" hit newsstands a little different this week, with a very curious essay by Jean Paul Gaultier. The stylist dressed about 50 employees of the publication in clothes made from old editions of the print.
* In addition to the alternative models, the designer appears in the photos, including the cover, wearing a gown made just out of newspaper overlapping. Gaultier’s trademarks, such as corsets, fishnet stockings and very high heels are also on the essay. And it’s worth noting that this isn’t the first time that the publication produces this kind of article. In 2010, Karl Lagerfeld was on the cover.