Zeven en zestig

Wide shirt and long balloon skirt, designed & made by Katia Scoazec, France. The tights were found at Sokkenkraam on the internet, and the shoes are designed & made by Philippe Pasteur. He lives and works also in France.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: Abbaye de Landevennec, Finistère, France.

Zes-en-zestig

It is not the type, it is the shape of clothing that labels them as male or female. Together with the personality who wears them. Considering this, things like skirts, dresses, sarouels and tights are just another ordinary kind of male clothing for me. And 'ballet flats'. I like this kind of comfortable unisex shoes. Unisex? .... ! Do not forget that, in earlier times they were only worn by men... These canvas ones, created by the spanish brand Andres Machado are amazingly well designed and fit really like a second skin.

Vijf-en-zestig

I found these knee-long sarouel pants in a shop for 'alternative clothing' in the French city of Angers. The wide linen shirt was designed&made by myself, some years ago.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: AINSI, Maastricht, the Netherlands

Vier-en-zestig

Shoes, inspired by early men shoes. These excellent shoes are designed and made by Gert Buurman (Gelderse Roos), the Netherlands. To wear them, the lower part of the extremely extended back part must be secured by wrapping a ribbon, a long piece of rough fabric, a shoestring or something else around the ankle.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: The wooden floor of our Petit Théâtre du Béton Brut, Maastricht

Drie-en-zestig

Flat shoes by Philippe Pasteur (Fylou), France

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: the wooden floor of our Petit Théâtre du Béton Brut

Twee-en-zestig

Shoes made entirely of linen and other natural fabrics and materials. Male version of them, designed and made by TheGeneration, Canada.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: Petit Théâtre du Béton Brut, Maastricht

Eén-en-zestig

Knee-long wrap skirt for men by Sophie Laronde, France.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Locations: Petit Théâtre du Béton Brut and AINSI, Maastricht

Zestig

Wide balloon skirt by AnnySchoo. The skirt is double-layered with wide pockets in between the layers. Winter sweater in handmade knitwork by Maria van Stratum, from Maastricht, the Netherlands.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: Ainsi, Maastricht

Negen-en-vijftig

Black cotton sarouel pants designed and made by lesBabafeurs, Bretagne, France. Decoration in grey coloured cotton, including two pockets containing two handkerchiefs in the same style and grey fabric.
Shoes designed and made by Fylou, France.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: AINSI, Maastricht

Acht-en-vijftig

Skirt (one of a kind) designed and made by theSimpson, China. The wide shirt shows the strong style of Katia Scoazec (Katiwacréas) from Bretagne, France.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: Petit théâtre du Béton Brut, Maastricht

Zeven-en-vijftig

Sarouel-tablier, The long tablier , which almost looks like a skirt, is decorated with two big pockets and some excellent reproductions of my pen drawings. (for more about my work see www.paultieman.blogspot.com or www.paul-tieman.nl) The sarouel-tablier is an oeuvre of Katia Scoazec, Bretagne, France. The espadrille shoes come from Espadrillesetc.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: Théâtre de la ville de Saumur, France

Zes-en-vijftig

Tunic or 'male dress' in black, heavy cotton. The dress has no back or front side and is a 'minimal' work without any useless details. The top part has the shape of a triangle. Designed and made by myself.

Locations: the french countryside, and 'De Keizer', a historical beer brewery in Maastricht.
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Vijf-en-vijftig

White, short sarouel with reversable tablier on the front side. Created by Maya Monopoli, Île de la Réunion, France-overseas.

Location: Chaumont, France
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Vier-en-vijftig

Wide skirt/pants (I forgot where I found them on the internet); shirt by Katia Scoazec, Lannilis, Finistère, France

Location: Revin, Ardennes, France
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Drie-en-vijftig

Another amazing creation by Anny Schoo. Inspired by 16th/early 17th century European clothing she made a wide, triangular shirt with extremely high collar and long, fingerless gloves and a short and wide balloon skirt.

Location: Mirwart, Ardennes, Belgium
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Twee-en-vijftig

Cocoa-brown sarouel pants and matching apron with spiral decoration. Designed and made by Maya Monopoli (Spiralesk), Île de Réunion, France-overseas

Location: Angers, Maine-et-Loire, France
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Eén-en-vijftig

Shirt created by Katia Scoazec, described in Vijftig. Skirt (only lower part visible here) by Anny Schoo, brown/black striped tights, and shoes by Gert Buurman.

Location: Chateau d'Oiron (Oiron, Deux-Sèvres, France)
Photographer: Gonnie Meijer

Vijftig

Shirt in black and olive green cotton. Designed and made by Katia Scoazec, Bretagne, France. Extreme wide linen pants in the shape of a skirt, designed and made by myself a few years ago. The black parts were a later addition by Neeltje Calli, Maastricht, the Netherlands.

Haut en coton noir et vert. Une création excellente de Katia Scoazec, Bretagne, France. Ici visible avec une jupe-pantalon extrèmement large (et lourde), crée par moi. Les bandes noirs sont ajoutés par Neeltje Calli, Maastricht, PaysBas.

Photography / Photos: Gonnie Meijer
Location / Lieu: Forêt de Saint Hubert, Belgium / Belgique

Negen-en-veertig

Voici une oeuvre d'art
This suit-in-one-piece is pointing to itself as a piece of art (which is, in fact, also true!) by the text from ankle to shoulder which explains, in french, This is a piece of art. Made of different tones of black cotton. The orange coloured text is painted directly on the fabric. Designed and made by Katia Scoazec, Bretagne, France.

Existant d'une sarouel et un haut cet ensemble-à-1-pièce parle par le texte Voici une oeuvre d'art comme une oeuvre d'art. Et ça est vrai! L'écriture est peint en orange directement sur le tissus en coton noirs différants. Une création de Katia Scoazec (Katiwacréas), Finistère, France.

Photography / Photos: Gonnie Meijer
Location / Lieu: Theatre "Aan het Vrijthof" Maastricht, Netherlands