Today in Paris saw the launch of Spring Summer ’14 via a presentation showcasing “Transit Zone” – dubbed to be “an unusual encounter between business man’s wardrobe and the tourists”. This translates as a play on the iconic pieces of a man’s wardrobe – the pin stripe turned into pyjamas, the suite with sandles or a low cut tank top – essentially a vision that the modern man has crafted naturally in today’s society but that Gaultier is giving authenticity and purpose.

The rebellious collection includes floral and tile print and fishnet over the basic blazer keeping in line the Breton stripe and darker heritage of the brand. Some personal highlights below shot by Gregoire Alexandre.

The show also featured a unique film shot by Jessica Yatrofsky – set to follow.

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In true Versace tradition, the regal pieces are black and gold pieces with clear nods to the defining heritage of the brand. The collection comprises of three chairs, a sofa, a bench, and two tables. Check out the images below. I know which piece I’ve got my eye on.

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