Marc-Antoine Coulon
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Marc-Antoine Coulon is passionate about art, fashion and design. He first worked as an illustrator for the record industry in France and Italy, then created film and stage posters, most recently The Fashion Freak Show, designed and developed by couturier Jean-Paul Gaultier.
An incomparable artist and instantly recognizable by his style, he contributes in his own way to the renewal of fashion illustration by bringing his modernity, sensitivity and elegance to it. For more than 5 years and thanks to Madame Figaro, his watercolor sketches and drawings enchant the haute couture catwalks.
Inès de la Fressange said of her: «congratulations on your stunning work. Your kindness and elegance astound me as much as your talent, and I thank you for all of that. You are humble like all the great creatives I have encountered in my life, and I am very proud of our partnership.»
Marc-Antoine Coulon He offers his work to the major luxury and haute couture houses (Chanel, Givenchy, Dior), to the French and international press. He collaborates with several magazines in France, Italy, Germany, and the United States, including Madame Figaro, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Transfuge…
Marc Antoine Coulon is today recognized as the greatest fashion illustrator; his style is glamorous and timeless, strong, precise and sensitive, and sometimes even «sexy» and impudent. He knows how to capture a look or an attitude to sublimate it, most often with a black, thick or shaded line that emphasizes the silhouette, mixed with his ingenious combinations of watercolor colors that give his creations a magnificent depth, which magnifies the softness of his drawings supported by the virile strength of the pencil strokes that allow him to assert a recognizable and unique style.
