Christian Lacroix
French fashion and theater designer
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Christian Lacroix
French fashion and theater designer
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French fashion designer Christian Lacroix during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
Christian Lacroix Butterflies
French fashion designer Christian Lacroix during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
French fashion designer Christian Lacroix during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
French fashion designer Christian Lacroix during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
French fashion designer Christian Lacroix (center) with publisher Antoine Gallimard (left), as well as Laure and Charlotte Gallimard, during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
French fashion designer Christian Lacroix during the inauguration of an exhibition at the Galerie Gallimard dedicated to the drawings he did for a special edition of the novel La Princesse de Clèves (Éditions Gallimard).
Arles (Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence, France), Museon Arlaten collections, the magnificent staircase decorated by Christian Lacroix.
Christian Lacroix in Arles
Présentation d'une rame de la ligne 3 du tramway inaugurée le 6 avril 2012 à Montpellier. Cette ligne fera le trajet entre Juvignac et Pérols (Étang de l'Or) sur 19,5 km. Le design est signé Christian Lacroix.