Thierry MUGLER

Two original unpublished drawings by fashion designer Manfred Thierry Mugler on post-it notes in black ink, red, blue, beige, and yellow felt-tip pens and white correction fluid. Numerous mentions in English by the designer around the drawings depicting the front and back of an extravagant dress (which to our knowledge has never been made). Top corner of the first drawing backed with a small piece of tape.
The very body-hugging front of the dress is torn at the chest ("double breasted tuxedo wriped [sic]"). The blonde model wears a mask ("wolf ? Mask, lace eventually ?") similar to the famous "Mouche" sunglasses created by Mugler for his "insects" 1997

Black cloth binding. A white star made by Mugler in corrector fluid on the first cover.

Fifteen pages of the notebook filled in by the fashion designer:
- The first page, in neon blue felt-tip pen, with the word "Yes" as and large exclamation mark ending with the iconic Mugler star.
- A double page with the word "white" enhanced with corrector fluid and in capital letters on a black felt-tip background, in orange the words "Indehain" (?) and "TRIBE" with a drawing depicting a sun, several notes in black ballpoint pen: "Aelino Rock-Elektro", "DJ", "Syath Choreographie".
- A double page with a wonderful drawing of a naked Black woman with voluminous pink hai

Original drawing by Manfred Thierry Mugler, entirely in pencil on a white paper leaf.

 
With a profile of a woman, wearing a mask on her face and another one on top of the first. Numerous technical annotations around the drawing, also by Mugler: "(?) serigraphed, lycra "Wig Hat"", "Painted realistic, like her make-up", "Or All metalic GOLD NO DEFINITION LIKE A MASK OF ANTIK THEATRE".
This drawing is probably a costume project for the dancer Olga Smirnova in the ballet "McGREGOR + MUGLER" by choreographer Wayne McGregor. Fashion designer Thierry Mugler was undeniably very attached to dance, having himself joined the Rhine Opera Ballet at the a

Original drawing by Manfred Thierry Mugler, in fine black felt pen with correction fluid alterations, on a gridded paper leaf. Next to the figure, Mugler inscribed "L'Agneau [The Lamb] (Betty Boop").

Attached, a computer generated graphic rendering of this incredible costume, printed on thick paper, with a small tear in the lower margin, not affecting the image.

Mugler imagined this sexy and glamorous "lamb" while working in 2008 on a production loosely based on Jean de La Fontaine's Fables. This show was never produced.

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Important and unique set of stage costumes sketches by Thierry Mugler for Beyoncé's "I Am... World Tour" in 2009:

• A large original drawing (21,6x56 cm) in pencil, brown and pink markers on two A4 pages glued with a piece of adhesive. The sheath of the model is a collage enhanced with gold felt pen and white corrector fluid by Mugler himself.
• An original pencil drawing (21.6x27.9 cm) with several silhouettes of Beyoncé in motion, probably studies for petticoats.
•  An original pencil drawing (21.6x27.9 cm) showing several sketches of a costume made of l