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The Story Behind John Galliano’s Viral 2024 Maison Margiela Show | Vogue

The Story Behind John Galliano’s Viral 2024 Maison Margiela Show | Vogue

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John Galliano, Gwendoline Christie and Pat McGrath look back at Maison Margiela's already iconic 2024 Artisanal Collection …

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44 comments

  1. you can always tell when the designer loves humans , and human form and designs for it … and when he loves himself and has no regard for the person … and it is clear Galliano adores humans .. you can see that he is inspired by them , by the different shapes and characteristics.. ❤

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  6. As said below by @Sara-hhhh: Galliano did the most elegant, simle and artistic "Oscar Red Carpet dresses: Nicole Kidman’s chartreuse gown and Cate Blanchett’s purple hummingbird." I would love to see more like THOSE clothes that can be worn with ease and beauty. Come back John, come back!

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  7. This is the craziest "fashion" show I have ever seen, bordering on mental illness. Galliano needs to stick to dressing horror films. Why damage people's bodies and insides for this idea of "broken bodies" and "damaged organs?"

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  10. jeez, what an exaggeration!
    Calm down, lady, they're just theatre costumes in some period play. Women and men in corsets, wow, how avant-garde and liberating.
    The make-up, however, is remarkable.

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  13. Same thing, I grew up watching Galliano shows as a breath of true art, a touch of infinity , unmistakable genious , and leaving proof magicians do exist. We must be greatful we can see Da Vinci of fashion leaving and breathing in the same age with us.

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  44. Just a brilliant designer, Dior big big mistake to let him go we all make mistakes and say things when we have had a little to much to drink, for me he is just the best designer on this planet

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