Showing posts with label John Galliano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Galliano. Show all posts
John Galliano Fall 2012 Woman's Ready-to-Wear
The John Galliano Company is a quintessential English Rose, a mix of savoir faire and eccentricity and elegance. It is unique in the fashion landscape, a romantic blend of craftsmanship, innovation and skilled ateliers that create a brand that is as enchanting as the muses it inspires.This spirit of adventure, energy and innovation is what inspires the ever-continuing narrative of the John Galliano brand as creativity and glamour mix with inspirations sourced from around the globe, galleries, and every century. Skilled in-house ateliers and petits mains innovate techniques and cut to create a signature that needs no translation. The technical skills, tailoring and flou artisans and in-house ateliers are the heart-beat that drives this house; couture techniques innovate new standards of ready to wear as attention to every detail, from the bias cut to silhouettes, prints to Gazette, make the John Galliano brand irresistible.
John Galliano Women RTW Fall/Winter Collection 2012
The John Galliano Company is a more than a ready to wear house, it is an atelier with couture techniques in a fast paced modern world. This is the brand for the romantic, the discerning, and the fashion connoisseur.
LVMH Sees Big Profits, Dior Gains Despite Galliano’s Demise
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has recorded significant revenue gains for the first half of 2011.
The world’s largest luxury conglomerate saw revenue of €10.3 billion ($14.9 billion) in the first half of 2011, up 13% from last year. Profits were €2.2 billion, up 22% from 2010.
Bernard Arnault, chairman and CEO of LVMH, credited strong brand appeal, consumer attraction to artisanal products and simple business strategy with prompting the growth.
“The first half was marked by the agreement with the Bulgari family to strengthen the long-term growth of the famous Italian Maison,” Arnault said in a press statement. “We approach the second half of the year … relying upon the creativity and quality of our products as well as the effectiveness of our teams to pursue further market share gains” in both historical and emerging markets.
Riccardo Tisci Replaces Galliano At Dior

The former creative director for Givenchy is rumoured to replace John Galliano following his sacking over Anti-Semitic charges last month
“He’s also…openly discussing his move to Dior with certain acquaintances,” writes editor Lauren Sherman. “And while we still don’t think the official Dior announcement will happen until September, we’re pretty sure the deal is sealed.”
Galliano Spring 2011 Campaign | Josh Beech by Jean-Baptiste Mondino
Viva model Josh Beech joins Ginta Lapina in the latest campaign from Galliano. Photographed once more by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Galliano’s spring lineup stands apart with a color frenzy.
John Galliano Summer 2011 Swimwear Campaign
Tim Ruger and Erin Heatherton photographed by Robbie Fimmano for John Galliano Summer 2011 Swimwear Campaign.
John Galliano for Ladurée

John Galliano will be collaborating with famous Parisian pastry café Ladurée to release limited edition macarons.
The Dior designer’s macaroons - which come in boxes of either 6, 12, or 18 - pay tribute to his new perfume Parlez-Moi d’Amour.
He chose rose and ginger flavors and created a limited edition box featuring references to the new fragrance.
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