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Jacques de Bascher (8 July 1951 - 3 September 1989) was a French dandy, member of the jet set, and Karl Lagerfeld 's companion from 1971 until his death, as well as Yves Saint Laurent 's lover in 1973. [1] Biography Early years
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According to French journalist Marie Ottavi, Lagerfeld was in a romantic relationship for 18 years — with Jacques de Bascher, whom Ottavi wrote about in her 2017 book Jacques de Bascher, dandy de l'ombre.
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Karl Otto LagerfeldGerman pronunciation: [kaʁl ˈʔɔtoː ˈlaːɡɐˌfɛlt]; 10 September 1933 - 19 February 2019) was a German [7] [8] Lagerfeld began his career in fashion in the 1950s, working for several top fashion houses including , and Chloé before joining Chanel in 1983.
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But when it comes to his one-time boyfriend of 18 years Jacques de Bascher, Lagerfeld is more forthcoming: For a new book on the late de Bascher, Lagerfeld sat down with French journalist.
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Karl Lagerfeld is couture's undisputed philosopher prince. He saved Chanel and made it the most sought-after line in the world, revived Chloé and Fendi, and launched his own KL. But has his.
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Jacques de Bascher — a minor aristo with a gargantuan lust for life — was Lagerfeld's partner for 18 years. This "devil incarnate with the face of Garbo" hurtled into the Paris fashion scene in.
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One such notorious aesthete was Jacques de Bascher (1951 - 1989): ambiguous companion to Karl Lagerfeld for more than 18 years, extravagant life of the 1970s champagne-soaked Parisian party scene, debauched erudite with a penchant for beauty and self-destruction, and " artist with no work except that of his own lif e.".
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His name was Jacques de Bascher. This sublime, irresistible dandy was Karl Lagerfeld's partner for 18 years, and his decadent lifestyle would be his greatest achievement. He was a perverse, dark.
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Friendly to start off, and later rivals in fashion (and, more personally, for the attention of the young man about town named Jacques de Bascher ), the designers' relationship couldn't accurately.
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He even gets to the heart of Lagerfeld's bizarre relationship with the love of his life, Jacques de Bascher, a French dandy who died of an Aids-related illness in 1989 (and who cheated on him.
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As the years went on they both had other interests, other passions, other lovers (most notably Lagerfeld protégé Jacques de Bascher, whose affair with Yves added another dimension to the bitter.
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Marie Ottavi's new tome, Jacques de Bascher, dandy de l'ombre ("Jacques de Bascher, shadow dandy") is a portrait of the cultivated, aristocratic Frenchman, who was known for his elegance.
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After meeting and falling in love with Jacques de Bascher (Théodore Pellerin), he finds himself in competition with French fashion giants Yves Saint Laurent (Arnaud Valois) and Pierre Bergé.
Jacques de Bascher called Karl Lagerfeld “Mein Kaiser” (2022)
PARIS — When French journalist Marie Ottavi wrote a book about Karl Lagerfeld's longtime partner Jacques de Bascher in 2017, it was just as much an indirect portrait of the designer.
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In 1973, Saint Laurent fell obsessively in love with Jacques de Bascher, an extremely good-looking and decadent man with a complex personality that in less rarefied circles might be called merely.
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Jacques de Bascher de Beaumarchais was the name he had chosen to make his entrance on the Parisian monde. He arrived in Paris with all the ravenous social ambition of Balzac's EugËne de Rastignac.