Should John Galliano Return To Dior?
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In today's video we discuss whether it would make sense for John Galliano to return to Dior, what he's been up to as creative director or Maison Margiela, if this is his comback year in fashion, Maria Grazia Chiuri's vision for Dior + more.
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John Galliano should return to John Galliano and just do haute couture
Im just so tired of Maria's Dior. At this point I dont care who replaces her as long as she's replaced. Hopefully with someone that isnt worse
No she's great she a seller she's sell and that's what they need
which is why she's awful theirs no creativity she's in working 4 dior but her clothes look italian its just commercial stuff @blackvirgo09 all her most popular "designs" are copy cats from previous things in archive or worse trends
Say that to Virginie's Chanel also!
While I loved John's Dior, I think it was simply just too much for him. In all honesty, I just want John to come back to his own label under LVMH. (Or if he can just buy back his name from LVMH, that would be great too.) It's so sad that his own namesake label isn't even doing shows anymore and the product offering they are doing just seems to be reproductions or riffs on things he's done in the past.
Dior owned his label but its dead, no show and no creativity.
@michaelocampo9786 Absolutely... I loved, *love* his menswear at his own label. I collect it as best I can, at the time and now... Seeing his label stripped to the point that they couldn't or wouldn't even print the original "Galliano Gazette" template on t-shirts without simplifying the print to cost cut is just dumbfounding and heartbreaking to me...
John galliano is at The best place he can be right now! Remember is near 60 and its a lot of work to put on 14 shows a year like at dior. Dior has the perfect person right now. She is in her groove and i think she may have something up her sleeve they may be new.
I love Galliano but he doesn’t seem to be the most mentally healthy or stable of people. My speculation is that he is doing so well at Margiela because he gets kid glove treatment and is heavily accommodated. I doubt he would get that treatment at Dior (as part of LVMH) and the result would be another train wreck. He should probably stay where he is, I don’t think there is another brand that could handle him.
He was overworked at Dior and self medicating the stress of that with alcohol which led to the train wreck. While I really loved his version of Dior I want him to do well and not relapse with another disaster. Hopefully he can continue where he is while bringing more of his own style with Margiela. Or, maybe he could design for his own namesake again one day. Or another thought I had was, maybe he could just concentrate on couture and have another designer interpret/be inspired from that for ready to wear so he wouldn't have such a hefty work load and be able to focus on the thing he loves most.
Exactly
@@ragdollmagno no no no no he has a dark side great designers do Versace, McQueen, ysl had two side and lets not forget Jonathan Anderson.
@@blackvirgo09 what did J Anderson do? lmao
@@vivahotbabe look it up
Hell NO! He is doing a great job at Margiela and Dior sacked him. You move forwards not backwards. I have to agree that MGC is not inspirational or innovative . However I believe the clothes do sell and they make a profit. Dior is no longer a leader, they are just a player.
But myself, I find fashion is going through a really dull phase. No one is exciting or bringing anything new. Do you agree? I've been following fashion since I was 18 years old. I am now 54 so theres limits :)
I think I mentioned it in the video but my perspective on this is that innovation has stalled from the major brands and a lot of stuff they produce now is very uninspiring. However, I think fashion in general is in a good place. I see so much fresh and innovative things coming from emerging designers - it’s just a shame they don’t get the same news cycle and marketing as the bigger brands
@@FashionRoadman Well that's good to hear. :)
Oh yes I'm in the same age group as you I'm 40 and I have been following since the Gianfranco Ferré days . John can't bring anything to Dior as of now! He did everything ! Fashion is related to the economy and the economy is in a downward spiral also we are in a war. Rents are high and people are saving money. So people need to purchase luxury items that they keep forever. Which is why fashion looks they it does
@@blackvirgo09 That's why we NEED inspirational designers. Why was the Margiela Artisanal show such a success, because we need fantasy in fashion at the moment to remove us from the world we live in.
new designer are innovative, but not the big luxury maisons
I think Dior just needs to hire someone new like fresh and new meaning no one connected to previous team like they need a fresh eye. Also, have you seen Galliano’s documentary yet?
Haven’t seen the documentary yet but I want to watch it soon
what documentary?
@@FashionRoadman I hope you do a video on it
@@HumbleOpinions will do once I watch it
I SAY "YES" JG DIOR I WOULD LOVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH HIM JG
Just watched High & Low. Really good and quite dark. Quite sad at the end and there was one thing that really came to mind. How sad it was that even though people tired to help him, he didn't see what he was becoming. I guess thats addiction for you.
Another question that cam up was the ridiculous workload Dior put him under. No wonder so many designers struggled. I think these houses have a lot of responsibility for what happened. Money and profit at any cost, even someone's health .
Definitely He should return to Dior no doubt his a Masterful designer masterpiece in his craft I love John G.
Id LOVE to see J.G back at Dior !!
I don’t think Galliano should go back because his end there was so catastrophic and embarrassing. You don’t 💩 where you eat so no, he should stay at Margiela and continue to thrill us there. His time at Dior was LEGENDARY and ICONIC, but that time has past. Life is about moving forward. The recent Margiela collection was beyond brilliant and I’m sure we’ll see more of that from the great Galliano.
WEe need him at two brands at time, it could be possible, he being ceo of margiela or consultant but return to dior. maria graziua has to get fired
I would love to see a talented woman doing Dior: Clare Wright Keller, Martine Rose, or Gabriela Hearst. I have a feeling that keeping the female empowerment formula + some real talent would bring more cash to Dior and will make fashion connoisseurs happy. A win-win in my opinion. Cheers from San Francisco, CA
I feel like Clare Wright Keller or Gabriela Hearst are both safe and commercial options.
Imagine what someone like Guo Pei could do for Dior! But I feel like a big company like LVMH would never take such a chance on someone who isn't European or Caucasian for Dior.
@@MultiEquations They are. Dior is a money maker, and they need someone with a -sort of- commercial approach. On top of that, I think that Clare and Gabriela have a very distinctive and unique perspective. They may not be considered avant-garde or innovative, but their craftsmanship and creativity are undeniable.
@@michaelocampo9786 Word!!! Guo Pei doing Dior! That would be so beautiful!
I'll throw in two names for DIOR, Thom Brown and or Dries Van Notten.
Here is a thought... Galliano at Chanel?
I don't know how that would work, they're polar opposites, Chanel boxy and boyish straight lines, iterations of the same uniform and Galliano feminine, romantic and curves like Dior, more creative and innovative, more variety of inspirations, unless the houses/ppl are ok with a Galliano Chanel/Dior style mashup combination which could be interesting
No oh my god 😂😂😂😂
Love the content ❤ great work!
Erdem Moralioglu would be a good fit for Dior..
One thing im certain : J. Galliano will come back to take Dior out of this coma Mariah putted them in.
Hedi Slimane went back to YSL after Dior Homme-KL wasn’t the sole one to do a fashion come back!!!
John Galliano is the right man for Dior
No his day is over it's to much work he's a artist
I would like to see Marine Serre or Grace Wales Bonner (has already worked with the brand)
Cresent moon prints over everything
hedi went back to saint laurent men's when he also took over womenswear but yeah, that's the only other designer i know who went back to a house they've already worked for. but his second run was more successful than karl's second go at chloe.
Thebe Magugu should replace her.
I don’t think Galliano wants to go back to Givenchy or Dior. He’s too happy and productive where he is.
And I believe everyone at Vogue and Costume Institute are waiting for the film to get more exposure. Galliano will probably be the Met gala theme next year. Needs more time to percolate the redemption to the masses.
Why? Them clothes sale no matter what no one says I live 4 blocks from Dior in Miami ...Dior KEEPS A LINE AT THEIR DOOR
I say move on... he had his moment.
Correct never go back to a job
I know this is your channel, and you and guests are entitled to speak your minds, but, listening to this incessant MGC-bashing, I want to scream, “Stop this nonsense!”
Truth is, you’ve never accepted MGC at Dior. Maybe because she doesn’t fit the mold of a self-regarding “artist” like Galliano and Simons? Sure, you can dislike her designs, but it’s just so off-the-mark to say she has no design vision of her own. During her tenure, MGC has successfully created an image of the Dior woman that is youthful yet sophisticated, elegant, self-assured, and dignified (with that I mean, you don’t have to show cleavages and curves to be feminine and alluring). That image can be traced back to her Valentino days and was at that time already in ascendence over Galliano’s more overtly sexy, drag-queen styles. Myself a Galliano fanboy, I had an aha moment at the “Dior: Designer of Dreams” exhibition: Next to his brilliant yet overwrought designs, MGC’s looked more contemporary - and fresh!
Beyond the clothes, MGC as Creative Director has also built Dior (to be sure, with the help of Pietro Beccari and now Delphine Arnault) into a brand of true relevance, through her tireless spotlight on feminism and global artisanship. This is not just “woke marketing.” MGC has shown - through her many collaborations as well as her own ethnic-inspired designs - integrity, curiosity, understanding, and a cooperative spirit so rare in fashion. Think back to Galliano’s forays into exotic cultures - again, they may be brilliant, but they’re almost embarrassing in its lack of in-depth regard of the “other.”
You and your guest gleefully speculate on when MGC’s tenure would end and who would succeed her. Let me say, after her rebranding of Dior as a House that really stands for contemporary femininity, I tremble to think who or what could follow - back to edgy, unwearable, irrelevant “fashion”?
This has been so well stated.
Maybe no..but i just want his design for his own label. The label bought by lvmh.
Anything that gets him out of Margiela is a positive outcome.
Could you elaborate on why? Not trying to knock your opinion, I truly want to know why you think that.
I give her 5 more years they will be silly to let a cash cow go don't think in terms of fashion think in of terms of sells
I totally vote for Miss Sohee! The origins of Dior, it’s a very feminine, feminine ideal house. Roseberry, not sure he’ll leave Schiaparelli for a long long time! And Harris Reed is awful. And he doesn’t have the range.
Claire Waight or Pier Paolo wouldn't be a bad choice
DIor needs to END
Welllll, not trying to brag, buuuuut… I’ve got Dior paper. 😂
I think the formulaic shows and looks, and the absurd numbers of looks she presents each show, is related to the four basic Dior customers. Parisians (or wannabes;), 1% female executives, both those groups on their holidays (the boho looks), and her extensive Middle Eastern and Asian markets. It works for sales, but makes for really boring shows.
Maria Chuiri has become stale. Honestly, it is always hit or miss with her collections. I do not think it is a good idea to rehire Galliano. What's done is done. Galliano turned himself into a dandy; he was almost like a caricature. It should be about the clothing. Him being at Margiela seems to be an excellent fit.
Absolutely not they worked him like a horse
No absolutely not
nooooo do not return to awful dior they did John Galliano... if someone needs help because of addiction Dior should have helped him rather than just dumped him and now dior is going down hill the designs are just non memorable... please John do not go back to hideous dior
No need to go back CD the brand is B Boring!
Impossible.
I would rather to see him go to Chanel.
As long as Sidney Toledano is at LVMH , Galliano won’t be near any brand of LVMH. He almost beheaded JG. The father of ST was the president of the Jewish community in Casablanca …..
So in the "High And Low" documentary about John, ST has since forgiven JG after he apologized. So much so that ST allowed JG to visit the Dior archives and reminisce on some of his former work.
@@michaelocampo9786It's just an act on ST part. We can assume that unless ST and the team he is backed by quits, no Galliano for Dior sadly is possible.
What for? Why y'all so stuck in the past? The gay-superstar designers was a publicity stunt back in 90s. Dior needs to be shut down. We do not need fashion right now. The times are tough. The fun can be brought when it's time. Now it's time to think, act and definitely not to consume
You know what would be exciting? Pierpaolo at dior
J G back to Dior. YES. If he wants
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