Resultado de búsqueda
19 de feb. de 2019 · Jacques de Bascher was a notorious ‘bad boy’ who seduced worldly Parisians, including Karl Lagerfeld, who died on Tuesday (February 9) at age 85 and Saint Laurent. De Bascher was the decadent character and fashion socialite who was Lagerfeld’s partner and lover for almost two decades before he died from AIDS-related complications.
11 de mar. de 2020 · 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.”.
10 de jul. de 2017 · He fell in love with Jacques de Bascher when he was 19 and took care of him until his last moments when he died of aids at 38, in 1989. The book starts with Jacques’s only foreign adventure when he joined the navy in 1971 on the ship Orage, sailing towards Martinique and Papeete in Polynesia. The naughty boy had brought with him many books ...
21 de feb. de 2019 · Pero las pocas veces que Karl Lagerfeld habló sobre su vida más íntima fueron para mencionar a su gran amor, Jacques de Bascher, un joven con el que mantuvo una relación durante 18 años ...
18 de mar. de 2023 · Except for when it came to Jacques de Bascher. Jacques de Bascher — a minor aristo with a gargantuan lust for life — was Lagerfeld’s partner for 18 years. This “devil incarnate with the ...
28 de sept. de 2014 · Jacques de Bascher (right) & Karl Lagerfeld (middle). People familiar with Paris fashion folklore readily recognize Pierre Bergé is talking about Saint Laurent’s liaison in the 1970s to the late Parisian dandy, Jacques de Bascher, who also carried on with Saint Laurent’s bitter rival, designer Karl Lagerfeld. ...
16 de sept. de 2021 · 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.
