Many rumors have revolved around the return of the "Enfant terrible" of fashion and these have been confirmed by recent news in different publications and websites, which reported that the Gibraltarian had decided to make his long-awaited return, this time in the world of cosmetics and perfumery. Techcrunchpro
John Galliano embarks on a new and very interesting
project with L'Etoile . The Russian perfume company has
confirmed through its website that the Gibraltarian designer will work as
a beauty consultant. The news, under the headline "John is
back!", Includes the confirmation of Liz Rosenberg - Galliano's own right
hand. L'Etoile is one of the most powerful chains in Russia - according to
WWD - and has 750 stores and more than 150 firms under its charge, among which
are Chanel, Guerlain and Christian Dior.
After leaving his position as imaginative director at
Christian Dior in 2011, Galliano has only returned to work in the fashion
industry at Oscar de la Renta's studio through a collection of
dresses specially designed for the production of Stephen Fry, The importance of
being called Ernesto; in addition to his forays as an editor for a Vogue
production with Kate Moss in December 2013.
It is not the first time that Galliano has made a foray
into the world of beauty, as he has worked with Pat McGrath on the beauty looks
of Dior's ready-to-wear and Haute Couture collections and also created a
fragrance in his day. which has become part of his successful empire.
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McQueen's "Savage Beauty" leaves London's Metropolitan Museum
the Victoria & Albert Museum receives a sample that
discovered the ill-fated genius of Sewing, and that had been exhibited so far
in the famous Metropolitan Museum in London.
The exhibition that shocked the world with the work of
the most immeasurable veiled talent in the current history of design changes
continents. Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, the exhibition that the
Metropolitan Museum in New York opened in 2011 after the death of the creator
on February 11, 2010, leaves its location in the Metropolitan archives to reach
the Victoria & Albert in London. This has been announced by the museum
itself, adding that the tickets will go on sale from today at 10 in the morning
and the exhibition will open to the public from March 14, 2015 to July 19 of
that same year.
The show brings together around one hundred pieces in a
show curated by Andrew Bolton and Harold Koda, in which, as the former
explained, “his legacy and contribution to fashion is celebrated. “McQueen
was a remarkable voice and a remarkable technician, and his runway performances
were amazing. We want to articulate the exhibition around two key
elements: its parades and the beauty of its artisan pieces ».
The items on display in the Metropolitan's Cantor Galleries are from McQueen's
archives, Givenchy and private collectors, including the incredible wardrobe of
her friend and muse Isabella Blow, now owned by Daphne Guinness.