Jean Louis Sherrer Eau de Toilette 100 ml

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Didier Grumbach, president of the Chambre Syndicale, French fashion’s governing body, recalled that Scherrer’s first shop at 182 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré was owned by the wife of a real estate promoter and sold couture in the basement and rtw on the ground floor.

French Culture Minister Aurélie Filippetti said in a statement that with Scherrer’s death, “an important chapter of the history of French haute couture has closed.”In an interview with WWD in 1980, Scherrer’s then-wife Laurence gave a charming glimpse of her husband’s behavior at home. “Jean-Louis is very sweet,” she said. “He doesn’t mind if I buy a Kenzo or a Saint Laurent dress. In fact, when we’re at small parties with friends, he prefers to see me in somebody else’s clothes. But he can also be extremely difficult. When he sees me in something he doesn’t like — he simply refuses to leave the house.” Scherrer’s daughter Laetitia was his longtime muse and modeled in his shows in the Eighties and early Nineties.

In a statement, Bruno Bensoussan, chief executive officer of JSB International, praised Scherrer as a “virtuoso and passionate designer, who symbolized Parisian elegance and made a mark on his era.”verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Scherrer’s last public outing was in July of 2012, when he went to see Raf Simons’ first couture collection for Dior. Since then, he had left the hospital only once, to celebrate his birthday in February at home with friends, said Dior’s Bernard Danillon, who was among the guests.