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fashion history. Lady Gaga shocked viewers in 2010 when she wore a dress made out of actual raw meat. Katy Perry paid tribute to another iconic red carpet moment in 2014 when she wore matching denim ensembles with Riff Raff, inspired by outfits worn by Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake.

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were all in demure shades of navy and black—creating an unexpectedly dark, but still glamorous mood at the event. Still, despite the demure color palette, these were anything but dull. Lizzo kicked things off on the carpet when she emerged a voluminous gown from Jean Paul Gaultier’s spring 2022 couture collection, designed by Glenn Martens. The romantic, off-the-shoulder look was a cloud of pleated fabric, and couldn’t help but turn heads.

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Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter was left red-faced during Tuesday's episode as she was told by Jean Paul Gaultier she had been wearing his suit wrong.The 75-year-old welcomed the French designer onto the panel before having a quick word with him about her outfit choice.Standing up to reveal the whole look, Janet showed off his chic black suit with corset-style clasps on the side and a red diamante broach.READ NEXT: Loose Women's Kaye Adams mocks Judi Love's 'boobs for being in different dresses' After Jean Paul sat down, Janet, who seems to know the designer stood up to show him her outfit for the episode.She explained: "Now Jean Paul, I wore your suit."He replied saying: "I see that, incredible!"Janet then quipped: "You've just told me that I've done it up wrong! That for 20 years I've been buttoning it up wrong!"The panel then erupted in laughter as he explained she only needed to do it up with one clasp on the side.Janet joked: "Why didn't you tell me before?! I've been going wrong London not eating in a corset!"Although Jean Paul politely told her that the outfit fitted her "perfectly" before they revealed to the other panellist she first brought it in around 1994.Regardless of her doing it up incorrectly, panellists Brenda Edwards and Denise Welch complimented the piece saying it was "gorgeous".Speaking to Jean Paul, Charlene said: "As soon as Janet walked into the studio with that we went 'wow it's gorgeous' because your pieces are just timeless."Taking the compliment, he then said that it also matters on the person wearing his pieces as he called Janet stylish.Janet joked: "That's so nice, or the fact that you worked for me ages ago!"Brenda then asked the designer to speak about his Freak Fashion Show that

Jean Paul Gaultier doesn’t miss designing clothes. The legendary couturier prefers to “do things about fashion” - such as curating exhibitions and television shows - but loves that he left making clothes behind him when he retired in January 2020. After being asked if he missed making haute couture, the 70-year-old fashion designer told the Observer: “Oh, not at all, no! I like to do things about fashion but I don’t want to do fittings any more.

Lesley McKenzie Managing EditorSince the 1998 debut of “Sex and the City,” Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw has shaped the fashion landscape with her boundary-pushing, experimental style mashup of haute couture, vintage pieces, thrift finds and up-and-coming designers. With the series follow-up “And Just Like That … ,” Bradshaw’s sartorial risk-taking more than two decades later has shown no signs of slowing down thanks to Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago, who took the costume design baton from “SATC” legend Patricia Field.