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Tuesday, January 23, 2007


I had one of my typical rough days at work.
The kind of day that nothing goes right and you get yourself into all kind of tricky situations. You just want to come home and sleep the day away.
Holly Golightly called them the mean reds.
I call them the deep funks.

I started to think that John Galliano was suffering from some type of mean reds after the spring 2007 collections. I usually can count on Mr Galliano for a visual treat at least three times a year. In 2006 the treats were hard to come by. I appreciated the new collections but I missed the showmanship and breathtaking beauty of the past. I was tired of thinking about the state of the world when I looked at all of the collections. I wanted beauty not politics.

Galliano gave me beauty and hope yesterday. He gave me a technicolor dream filled with china blossoms, origami and geishas. I did not realize how starved I was for his work. He made life not so bad for one evening.
Of course things will change by tomorrow morning.
I will be the grouch I always am.
But for one moment he took me somewhere else.

I adore that glamorous little nutcracker.

Photos: style.com







posted by Annieytown @ 8:31 PM   10 Inspired Comments

10 Inspired Comments:

At 7:47 AM, Blogger Meg said...

I salivate every time I see that white origami gown.... simply to die for.

 
At 8:47 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Gorgeous!

 
At 8:54 AM, Blogger Patti said...

Perfection! His best ever.

 
At 10:42 AM, Blogger Tania said...

Ay ay, Galliano, my heart! It's so beautiful it hurts. The man is an artist!

I'm not sure why Flor says it would pull Hitler, specifically, out of a funk, though — I know Japan was an ally, but still...

 
At 11:59 AM, Blogger violetnoir said...

Simply beautiful, although I can't get over how whippet thin the models are.

Hugs!

P.S.-And, I love the Nutcracker!

 
At 1:18 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Now that's why I used to watch fashion shows. The impossible to wear, beautiful confedtion they call couture.

 
At 2:27 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, these are gorgeous! I NEED the one in the ivory and ombre plum...very badly. They are all fabulous works of art. Galliano is one of the few people left in the world who understands that haute couture can also be high art, and it is fitting that he is using a geisha motif. Exquisite.

 
At 10:25 AM, Blogger Jeffrey said...

wonderful photos on this blog. I love every dress. really nice to gaze at. wish I were a seamstress! ( areally good seamstress)

 
At 10:29 PM, Blogger design dna said...

holy cow!! i'll take gown #1 & #3. beautiful site!

 
At 1:30 PM, Blogger The Siren said...

Absolutely stunning collection. Man, when Galliano is on form he is simply the best around, I think.

I had to scroll that last model off my screen to enjoy the rest of the gowns, though. She looks clinically ill, and I do not say that often or lightly. :(

 

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