Australian star Kylie Minogue is blooming again. After a dazzling career as a pop diva, the artist no longer intends to prove anything, but rather celebrates and enjoys herself. She proves it this year with the release of her album Tension and also through her collaboration with two fashion giants. Sandra Choi, head of Jimmy Choo, and Jean-Paul Gaultier maintain an intense creative conversation that gives life to a fresh and rebellious collection, with metallic notes and without fear of innovation.
“It's our collective stories merging to create something fresh and new,” explains the 55-year-old singer who, in front of Valentin Herfray's camera, becomes a modern pin-up. Jimmy Choo in London, Herfray with a Parisian essence and the music star, from Australia. The origins of this triad of artists are expressed through exquisite details, such as the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben inside a glass heel.
The greatest hits of each house, the metallic fabrics of Gaultier and the elegant silhouettes of the Jimmy Choo stilettos, merge in a line in which the stiletto heel and pointed-toe designs are the protagonists.
Minogue adds her elegant irreverence to the mix. A sophisticated audacity that, when wearing the new Jimmy Choo and Jean-Paul Gaultier, makes her powerful femininity shine as a reference for modern pop. As Florence Tétier, creative director of Jean-Paul Gaultier, adds, both brands “celebrate the female figure, framed in pop culture.” An ideology shared with Jimmy Choo that Kylie embodies perfectly.
