I am so happy John has his voice back and is making more of an effort talking to the media. He has such knowledge and experience, it was such a waste when he was quiet. Very happy to see him shine and share. Thank you for producing this video. Much appreciated
He seems in a good space. More humble than he used to be, perhaps. Less affected. A creative genius. At the end, as he was examining the objects, he was listening so intently and I suddenly felt how much he was giving of himself and tears just sprang from my eyes.
Everything he says holds immense value and thought. A true inspiration for generations, He has drawn inspiration from Vionnet, but for us, he is the true inspiration. It's crucial to tap into his wisdom through more videos; we're witnessing a genius of our time."
a good designer is a great story teller and world builder as someone who is neurodivergent we think abstract especially with add( adhd) its unfortunate that many of us are not hired for work in the industry and rather pushed aside even though were really smart but hopefully that changes with time many artists and creatives have this aspect.
Have you tried? Are you trained in fashion design, garment construction, pattern cutting or anything related to this industry. Even for non neurodivergent people, this is an incredibly tough industry to break into. It's not like regular jobs and no one is just given a job on fashion. If you follow most fashion insiders journeys, they have either worked beyond hard and all reason to get where they are or they are just well connected to others in the industry, so those are and will always be the two routes to success. It's much easier to get a behind the scenes job than to become the next Galliano.
@@rewghob I have a degree in fashion design menswear and ladies, I worked in the industry for 4 years as a Qc specialist/ data entry, sewing/ cutting production for cirque du soleil costume, and logistics for ssense, and now I'm going into a company for assistant in ladies production and marketing, I recently got this position after 8 months and 367 applications and 4 interviews by luck and every time I go into these interviews what I've noticed is 1: they want someone to be a yes man who doesn't question them 2: they underpay workers for the demands they are asking of 3: even when I had connections it still didn't work out and the environment was bad unfortunately. and they repost the same job a week after saying they found the individual the industry is broken.
His thoughts easily drip with creativity , I can listen to him for hours so thank you for posting this video. The embroidery technique on bias cut was genius , not sure if the students got it though.
Wicked geezah. If the contemporary entertainment industry could only realise the world is connected, that we all learn from each other, influence each other, perhaps then they would stop churning out such utter shite. We are all responsible for each other's mental, psychological and creative well-being.
If you could find an artisan who could make a Birkin bag, like H Q D U P S , and if you had the opportunity to buy the exact same Hermès leather, same hardware, and pay a tenth of that, I highly doubt you would buy it ethically
Agree, understand yet at the same time I think it's just coincidence bc it's a very tiny group sitting there. ✌🏻🪷 Wanna add something: I don't excuse the one who put the students together or do I personally think that as a fact , bc I don't know 🤷🏻♀️ It's more an "option" kind of way
It doesn't matter where they are made. It depends on the craftsmen and quality inspection. My family and I have purchased D U P B A G Y bags over the past three years and I'm sure you won't be disappointed!
It costs a lot of money to be a student esp now in the UK, but these are students from all across Europe, which is obvs majority white. Going to art school for fashion just isn't all that affordable and so you'll mainly find rich kids in there inc some overseas students who pay even more than home students to study. There are black people working in the UK industry at least. I'm not so sure about the rest of Europe.
@pagethreemodel sadly it does cost a lot. If you do get to go, you then need a ton of money to set up a label or you need a backer to fund your label. It's not just as simple as go to fashion school, set up your label and become successful. Even Galliano struggled in the beginning. It seems like you moaners just don't understand the industry. Most fashion businesses fail. Support Mowalola and Telfar plus up and coming black designers. There's no point begging to be in rooms that aren't for you.
@antoniohussey8936 you sound emotional and I'm being realistic as someone who knows people who are in this industry and some who went to CSM and aren't the next Galliano, Gaultier, Westwood etc. There are black students in fashion colleges across the world, but cry about not being included in a room with Galliano, a white designer with a white European outlook and interest in European history. That is ridiculous.
I am very happy with the replica bag I bought at H Q D U P S. They are on par with the original designer bags in terms of durability and attention to detail, and have saved me a lot of money.
This is gold for these students! And for us who admire, breathe or just simply love fashion at it's highest form ✌🏻🪷 I only wonder what Martin Margiela himself would think about the latest show. Whis he would send an social media text or so with his name but an anagram of his
I am so happy John has his voice back and is making more of an effort talking to the media. He has such knowledge and experience, it was such a waste when he was quiet. Very happy to see him shine and share. Thank you for producing this video. Much appreciated
well he was silent for a good reason
What do you mean?
he was in a very bad spot at the time
I drew him out 🧜🏾♀️
It was me 😊 I found him on Instagram and was like JOHN I thought you were dead 😂
He’s been out in full force ever since lol
John’s relationship with his muses and creative team is so inspiring. He is an example of poetry meeting perfect technique.
I think I would be crying with happiness sitting in that room. I'm already tearing up.
I love that the models are given the opportunity to contribute to the discussion👏
I think they are both probably his lovers
@@cyberninjasworld .......................
@@polly99999 sorry just my impression. maybe I'm wrong. have a good day :)
He seems in a good space. More humble than he used to be, perhaps. Less affected. A creative genius. At the end, as he was examining the objects, he was listening so intently and I suddenly felt how much he was giving of himself and tears just sprang from my eyes.
John Galliano is an incredible, unique artist, so good to see him thriving and creating again ❤❤❤
When we teach something, we need be more polite than usual. Students wouldn't know teacher's patience. Patience is gentleness and kindness.
Everything he says holds immense value and thought. A true inspiration for generations, He has drawn inspiration from Vionnet, but for us, he is the true inspiration. It's crucial to tap into his wisdom through more videos; we're witnessing a genius of our time."
very true!
I wish I had someone with Gallianos warmth in my life
Bro seems so gentle and curious and human
BE IT! xxoo
I envy these students so much, love you so much john
What an honor, what an opportunity!!
Congratulations Mr. Galliano. No one was expecting such an amazing collection. We missed you. ❤
a good designer is a great story teller and world builder as someone who is neurodivergent we think abstract especially with add( adhd) its unfortunate that many of us are not hired for work in the industry and rather pushed aside even though were really smart but hopefully that changes with time many artists and creatives have this aspect.
Have you tried? Are you trained in fashion design, garment construction, pattern cutting or anything related to this industry. Even for non neurodivergent people, this is an incredibly tough industry to break into. It's not like regular jobs and no one is just given a job on fashion. If you follow most fashion insiders journeys, they have either worked beyond hard and all reason to get where they are or they are just well connected to others in the industry, so those are and will always be the two routes to success. It's much easier to get a behind the scenes job than to become the next Galliano.
@@rewghob I have a degree in fashion design menswear and ladies, I worked in the industry for 4 years as a Qc specialist/ data entry, sewing/ cutting production for cirque du soleil costume, and logistics for ssense, and now I'm going into a company for assistant in ladies production and marketing, I recently got this position after 8 months and 367 applications and 4 interviews by luck and every time I go into these interviews what I've noticed is 1: they want someone to be a yes man who doesn't question them 2: they underpay workers for the demands they are asking of 3: even when I had connections it still didn't work out and the environment was bad unfortunately. and they repost the same job a week after saying they found the individual the industry is broken.
His thoughts easily drip with creativity , I can listen to him for hours so thank you for posting this video. The embroidery technique on bias cut was genius , not sure if the students got it though.
Thank you for this. What a magical experience it must have been to be in the same room as John.
I could hear him talk forever!
He is ridiculously talented. Such a pleasure
Why are the students so bland and lifeless lol. Thank you for this video, what an honor to listen to the genius, one and only Galliano
What a one life time opportunity to ask varies question of Galliano's experience in fashion he has sure made an impact in the fashion industry!💗
He’s the greatest master of his craft in the history of humanity.
Thanks so much for this moment of learning with the master of masters, the fashion alchemist of the world
Can't believe he mentioned Death in Venice. Devastating and Beautiful. I get him on yet another level. What very special and deep insights he has.
Greatest designer of all time
The greatest living couturier !!! Thank you!
the number of times thomas says "you know" in a day is the real unexplored gallery
How lucky are them! John Is a genius❤
He is one of the all time greats.
Such a generous soul. Listen carefully!
Looking forward to watching this in a moment I’m relaxed and free timed.
I love the RUclips algorithm
I really enjoyed listening to everything that was said by everyone - John Galliano is Exceptional!
How incredible!
i love his work so much ❤
Legendary ❤
Genius of fashion
Keywords 😮 Fashion, creative, genius 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I can listen to him for hours. What a genius he is!
this is a real masterclass.
LEGEND
Wow! That's awesome... I love John! He's a great artista 👏👏👏👏
thankyou! love john
Crying, love , lucky students !!
Ufff, this is wonderful 💓
It's interesting when you don't see yourself in spaces, you always see the default
What do you mean?
thank you for this interveiw and video. so is Galliano going to maison CHANEL or no?
Genius
John Galliano 😎❤️🌱🌱🌱
Such an interesting and generous man
Marvelous
Why I’m crying❤
Galiano looks like that Italian tall character in Mario cart
Waluigi???
@drariet9190 yea that guy 🤣💀👌
@@YvanDaisaku the way its accurate 😭
humbled
iconicccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc
John ❤
how does one become a muse lmao
Half the questions r washed up tho
Kim Kardashian’s old grandad’s cardigan is back 😊 I definitely appreciate it a little more after watching this lol
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
♥️
Wicked geezah. If the contemporary entertainment industry could only realise the world is connected, that we all learn from each other, influence each other, perhaps then they would stop churning out such utter shite. We are all responsible for each other's mental, psychological and creative well-being.
i really like to know who is one person that inspired him? 22:30 - 24:57 thx
it's madeleine vionnet!
CHEF DIDIER😂😂😂❤
Can you imagine putting on your LinkedIn profile : "John Galliano's Muse"
When someone buys a sweater that’s sewn to tell a story that is not personal to the person wearing it, the story is lost
He looks like an artist. The Picasso of the new Millennium
1:00 Robert Pattinson???
John, your aunt is staring at me! Tell her to stop.
💙 💙 💙 💙
If you could find an artisan who could make a Birkin bag, like H Q D U P S , and if you had the opportunity to buy the exact same Hermès leather, same hardware, and pay a tenth of that, I highly doubt you would buy it ethically
Is the word ‘muses’ a posher way to say assistant’s?? 😂
John sort of looks like when lumiere becomes a human man again
not one black student wtf, y'all are weird.
No black student tho….
As usual couturiers only use black models in their summer collections the rest of the year they are not seeing.
Agree, understand yet at the same time I think it's just coincidence bc it's a very tiny group sitting there.
✌🏻🪷
Wanna add something: I don't excuse the one who put the students together or do I personally think that as a fact , bc I don't know 🤷🏻♀️
It's more an "option" kind of way
존갈리아노
The pretentiousness here is just too much.
fr this shis wack af
yes that made model explaining as if he was explaining something extremely complex lol but i like him anyway. its just the fashion world
You know I don’t know
Omg Why are some of them styled like how we grew up ?
Lol So straaaaaaaaange ?
It doesn't matter where they are made. It depends on the craftsmen and quality inspection. My family and I have purchased D U P B A G Y bags over the past three years and I'm sure you won't be disappointed!
Just don’t teach me how to be a racist 😅
Damn no blk student? Ok
It costs a lot of money to be a student esp now in the UK, but these are students from all across Europe, which is obvs majority white. Going to art school for fashion just isn't all that affordable and so you'll mainly find rich kids in there inc some overseas students who pay even more than home students to study. There are black people working in the UK industry at least. I'm not so sure about the rest of Europe.
@@rewghob bro no black students as was said. It's pathetic and you sound ridiculous trying to explain.
@@rewghob translation: 'black people are poor and can't afford to go to fashion school'. 😂
@pagethreemodel sadly it does cost a lot. If you do get to go, you then need a ton of money to set up a label or you need a backer to fund your label. It's not just as simple as go to fashion school, set up your label and become successful. Even Galliano struggled in the beginning. It seems like you moaners just don't understand the industry. Most fashion businesses fail. Support Mowalola and Telfar plus up and coming black designers. There's no point begging to be in rooms that aren't for you.
@antoniohussey8936 you sound emotional and I'm being realistic as someone who knows people who are in this industry and some who went to CSM and aren't the next Galliano, Gaultier, Westwood etc. There are black students in fashion colleges across the world, but cry about not being included in a room with Galliano, a white designer with a white European outlook and interest in European history. That is ridiculous.
Mr. Galliano is scandalous , and he has "lived". ;-)
I am very happy with the replica bag I bought at H Q D U P S. They are on par with the original designer bags in terms of durability and attention to detail, and have saved me a lot of money.
This is gold for these students!
And for us who admire, breathe or just simply love fashion at it's highest form
✌🏻🪷
I only wonder what Martin Margiela himself would think about the latest show.
Whis he would send an social media text or so with his name but an anagram of his
surreal
“you know”
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