Confirmed – Galliano Is The New Creative Director Of Maison Martin Margiela

October 14, 2014 by Raluca Stoica

The January 2015 show of Maison Martin Margiela will be one of the most anticipated since the new creative director of the house will be John Galliano. It’s official. Due to the anti-Semitic tirade, that led to the dismissal of Galliano from Dior, the British designer, four times winner of the “Designer of the year” award, made his come back into the fashion world, step by step. A world he can’t stand to be aside, a world he shouldn’t be apart, not […]

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John Galliano Is Back!

May 16, 2014 by Raluca Stoica

It happened in a caffe in Paris, in 2011, when John Galliano, designer at Dior at that time, was filmed in a series of racist and anti-Semitic outburst – a huge step back for the 52 years old designer, born in Gibraltar, that had to quite his position as creative director at Dior, blaming his irrational behaviour on his alcohol addiction. Now, John Galliano embarks on a new and interesting project in the hands of the firm L’ Etoile. The […]

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Kate Moss by Tim Walker for Vogue UK December 2013

November 1, 2013 by Raluca Stoica

Model Kate Moss; Photographed by Tim Walker; Stylist Kate Phelan.

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Dresses That Changed The History Of Fashion Forever (part 1)

September 21, 2013 by Raluca Stoica

1. Alexander McQueen’s No.13 The finale of McQueen’s spring/summer 1999 show has already gone down in history as one of the most beautiful, innovative and high concept fashion moments of all time. The simple white dress worn by model Shalom Harlow was spray painted by two robots as she stood on a rotating platform and the robots took an entire week to programme. Pure poetry. 2. The Yves Saint Laurent Mondrian Dress The iconic dress from YSL’s autumn/winter 1965 collection […]

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