Garance Dore for Gap Shirts

In the long history of collaboration in the fashion world, many of them remained a turning point, celebrating the true sense of art. Among these successful collaborations, one in particular is today’s topic, and that is the one between Gap and street style photographer Garance Doré - The Sartorialist's better half.

Honoring the company’s 40th anniversary, Gap turned to Garance to curate an exhibition of her photos in GAP’s soon-to-debut London pop-up shop.

This means that the event will include Garance’s sketches and photos, which will include the talented Parisian artist's quirky line drawings, stunning style shots and stacks of her limited-edition tees.

"I'm a big fan of Gap; the way they focus on the individuality in their ads and creative collaborations has always attracted me,” Garance said.

The event will include only 69 t-shirts. Because everything has a meaning in the fashion world, you should know that the number is in reference to the 1969 Gap brand jean, the new collection of which just launched. Doré’s beautiful sketches popping up on T-shirts will be standing right beside exclusives signed Pierre Hardy, Albertus Swanpoel and Pharell Williams.

On September 10th, expect it all, as the 1969 Gap concept store opens on September 10, for 19 days and 69 hours only, and it will include jeans selling in aid of charity for just £19.69.

Check out Garance's lovely blog here!