Fashion &... Galliano
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- “There are few truly creative people in the fashion world who, through their spirit, their creative joy and their personalities, really give fashion what it needs - some inventive madness.”
- Anna Wintour on Galliano
Revered as the great fantasist of late 20th and early 21st century fashion, John Galliano’s romantic, escapist vision had a tremendous influence on fashion.
He combined technical excellence with historical, romantic and even theatrical touches which made him the King of Haute Couture.
A man always hungry for knowledge, whether for inspiration or to reinvent, from his first degree show in 1984 to Maison Margiela, via the highlights of his career at Dior, Galliano has always pushed himself further and further.
Galliano is a showman, a maestro, a revolutionary.
The prodigal son of fashion, Love him or hate him, Galliano is one of Fashion’s true visionaries!
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Galliano is the reason why I love the art of Haute Couture. He was and still is the true successor of Christian Dior.
Yes he is a Genius! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! ❤️
I was watching this video while on the train on my way to work. I was mesmerized by it and missed my stop! I got late at work. Beautifull presentation and handsome host! Lovett!
Hahaha! Sorry I made you late for work but I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
You need to do YSL at least an hour long !
Amen!
He is my favorite modern designer. Dior has never been the same
Agreed! The magic of his Dior can never exist again - a moment of fashion history gold!
Galliano is the one that make me took fashion design major college. John Galliano is a genius. I wish at least lvmh let him design at his own label.
Yup! He is one of the reasons I love fashion too
He truly was a "one of" and his designs were Opulent !!!
What a shame he was knocked off the scene with his terrible behaviour at the cafe but , like you - I think he should have a second chance now ..... I just hope he has learnt to think and act in this world today. with respect and kindness.
As I have said before ... just love your channel !!!
We all deserve a second chance and I truly believe he has atoned! Thanks you for your kind words! I’m so glad you enjoy my channel!
He’s the last of the great couturiers, I really miss the grand spectacles, but I’m very glad I was alive to experience them contemporaneously. Great videos btw! You have a new fan
I agree 100% - fashion isn’t the same anymore, the excitement is gone. Glad you enjoyed! ❤️
I miss Galliano in Dior, thanks for inspired and gave that energy to dream all us
I miss Galliano at Dior too! I’m glad you enjoyed! ❤️
"Complete couture ecstasy" sums it pretty well
Indeed! Hope you enjoyed!
Maravilhoso !
❤️ thank you!
Congratulations on this amazing documentary. I learned everything I wanted to know about Galliano in a concise 20 video. The footage you use and your in depth knowledge really draws the viewer into an immersive experience. Bravo!
Thank you so much - glad you enjoyed!
Love the pic curation for your vids ! Can't wait for the celeb style videos! :)
Love, love, love Galliano!
This is my FAV new channel. Love this channel.
Thank you so much! I love that you love my channel! ENJOY!
Another great episode Scott! His fashion was so theatrical but within that was some truly amazing design, I had to watch it multiple times and pause it to get there. Thanks again for the lesson and the entertainment.👏👍
You’re welcome Jean! He was/is the most original designer alive and and has had such an amazing career despite his flaws for which I believe he has truly atoned! Stay safe!
Great video yet again. I love your fav show bits at the end, It gives the video space to exude in everything that's been said in the earlier historical narration. It's interesting how back in the 80s/90s Galliano and others were free to borrow freely from world cultures, but that would be deemed cultural appropriation nowadays, .. sadly.
I loved Dior Galliano but never saw the (commercial) sense of the wildest moments/shows whilst still enjoying the whole exuberance of it all. His recent Margiela done with the foil of Martin's ouvre is some of the most creative work out there today I think, It is stunning.
Indeed! It is considered Cultural appropriation nowadays! I still stand by the fact that I believe him to be one of the most talented designers alive! His work for Margiela is amazing and the brand is unexpectedly his perfect fit!
It’s delightful to watch you. Thanks for another amazing video ✨
Thank you so much! I hope you have a happy holiday!
He shakes up the game for sure
Yes he does! Truly one of the greatest designers of our time!
Omg i need that necktie!
Thank you! I made it myself!
Too excited to watch omg
Hahaha! Enjoy!!
U look soooo smart. I lov this channel somuch.
Thank you so much! The necktie I made myself for a friends wedding a few years ago! I felt it was just the right amount of flamboyance for Fashion &... Galliano!
@@Fashionand ofcourse it was so perfect
Groovy tie.
Thank you! I made it myself! Hope you enjoyed the episode! 💙
@@Fashionand Really enjoy your videos... well-researched with great visuals... and your personality puts it over. How 'bout Mr. Fish, John Stephen, Stephen Sprouse, Tiger Morse, Brooks Bros (pre-Civil War to Thom Browne), La Sape, Halbestarke (& Karlheinz Weinberger)... anyways, congrats and best wishes
omgg i love this video
Thank you so much! It was amazing to research!
The surface is always the least interesting part of his work, if you’re even slightly interested in making clothing, they’re fascinating, and I challenge his critics to replicate his work before they condemn it….