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How a "Liberated" Princess Diana Shocked John Galliano By ... - MSNIn the new Hulu documentary, In Vogue: The '90s, former Dior creative director John Galliano revealed how the princess took him by surprise at the event by switching up his design.
Klementieff attended the Japan premiere of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning in a plastic apron dress from Galliano’s spring 2018 artisanal show for Margiela. The unconventional piece ...
Jenner’s black John Galliano frock, which came from the label’s spring 1995 collection, featured sequin embellishments and a plunging neckline.
The 1996 Met Gala was no exception, Diana's dress designer John Galliano revealed, noting that after having extensive meetings about what her lingerie-inspired slip dress was going to look like ...
Bruni took to the Louvre in a black and white design from John Galliano’s fall 1995 collection. The elegant column dress featured a floral motif that spiraled throughout the piece. Bruni ...
Kim Kardashian shows off a red and white John Galliano floral slip dress, which was originally worn by Yasmeen Ghauri on the Christian Dior spring/summer 1998 runway.
Princess Diana "ripped" the corset out of her iconic 1996 Met Gala dress designed by John Galliano, the designer revealed in Hulu's new docuseries, "In Vogue: The 90s." ...
For the prestigious occasion, the decorated lawyer wore an archival John Galliano-era Christian Dior off-the-shoulder gown featuring a sumptuous train.
critic’s notebook Why So Many People Can’t Get That Galliano Show Out of Their Heads In celebrating John Galliano’s “return to his roots,” have we somehow missed the point?
For the new docuseries In Vogue: The 90s, John Galliano reveals what went into creating the late princess’s only Met Gala look.
Galliano’s runway attire in the 1990s often counteracted these commercial priorities as he incorporated silhouettes like the bias-cut which were difficult to reproduce in the factory.
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