John Galliano is fashion's greatest performer. For his spring signature collection, he pulled inspiration from Maria Lani, a cunning 1920s actress who talked the era's greatest artists, like Chagall, Matisse and Cocteau, into painting her portrait for a film she was shooting. It was a hoax; she sold her portraits for a mint and was never seen again. To that end, every exit for spring was a one-of-a-kind, connected more or less only by a theatricality but also wearability.
Loewe
A year into the gig and Stuart Vevers seems to be bringing Loewe up to speed, albeit via an old Hollywood elegance. Spring had the feeling of a 1950s debutante on her European tour, her steamer packed with boxy tops, trim skirts and day dresses in cheerful hues.
Christian Dior
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