Couture week is ON. Dior versus Valentino. Classicism versus Modernism. You know the drill. John Galliano is celebrating a decade as being the genius behind the latest era in design at Dior which would normally warrant a triumphant mini-retrospective but instead the collection (as seen in these lovely images from Style.com) appeared to be pulling inspiration from all over the place - literalizing the work of painters like Degas and Picasso and fashioning them into garments.
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loves it! thanks for the comment. you're blog is fab!
it was all abit same old same old... quite missmatched, but I loved it. I especially loved the gown that Shalom Harlow wore down the runway
I don't really like the collection. I find it too dramatic. Well it's Galliano...
Well FM, Galliano right now is probably sprawled on a deck chair somewhere sipping a glass of Riesling quoting Emerson to himself...a man "is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into his work and done his best...", but he just looks like an old imitator to me, 10, 50, 100 years too late.
I love all the dresses, especially the last one, Naomi looks amazing!
the third dress is so cool and i think the most wearable
i can imagine someone like cameron diaz wearing it
drama girls!!!!!!
correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't linda evangelista stomp down that runway along with the models you mentioned?
or is she not catergorized as a supermodel?
i'm a bit ashamed to say that i don't know!
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amazing blog as per usual
jessica
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I think the same thing that Allure , I don't like THIS collection but I m a big huge fan of Dior . by the way I love the makeup <3
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