12 momentos de John Galliano para Dior que cambiaron la moda para siempre

John Galliano’s Fall/Winter 2007 collection was a theatrical love letter to 1920s Paris couture, blending bias-cut gowns, rose-whorled Redingotes, asymmetric jackets, and nods to Paul Poiret’s era. Makeup by Pat McGrath and millinery by Stephen Jones helped elevate the mood into full costume-fantasy, with models stepping out of a Bordel bijou, dogs and dinner tables part of the stage setting. In this moment, Tanya Dziąhiełava and Magdalena Frąckowiak closed the show as mirror images in all-blac

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Full Runway Show: John Galliano’s Fall 2000 Dior Haute Couture Wedding

John Galliano’s Spring 2007 Haute Couture show marked his 10-year anniversary at Dior and he turned the runway into an opera stage. Inspired by Puccini’s Madame Butterfly, the collection moved like a three-act story: from raw linen and straw to hand-painted silks, from geisha silhouettes to origami couture, and finally the unforgettable white finale worn by Shalom Harlow. A masterclass in fashion as theatre, and one of Galliano’s most emotional collections for the house. 🦋🦋🦋 #diorbyjihngallia