Editor
The long, sweaty wait for the Jean Paul Gaultier by Nicolas Di Felice couture show Wednesday night left guests plenty of time to contemplate how models might negotiate the narrow white runway between the tightly packed benches, and why the room had been arranged this way.
It was clear from the first few exits that Di Felice, who has generated heat and buzz as the creative director of Courrèges, would focus on slender, corseted…
