Understated, I like it. Other pieces in the show were fairly dowdy, but I’d walk down the street in any of these numbers. Shame on the hair and makeup stylists for not being more bold, but I do appreciate the red lippy…
A few cute looks along the “retro librarian” line…
Loving Banana Republic right now! So… wearable 
Ok Marc, yeah we get it… polka dots. Haha, but some very sweet ensembles here. My favourite is the pink pencil skirt, with those sheer blouson sleeves and contrasting white peter pan collar.
James Bond meets The Aviator, and oh how I love a man with wickedly slicked hair from a deep side part. Yes indeed…
Well, you all know how great a fan I have been of John Galliano’s work for the house of Christian Dior, so this is a sad post. I’m sure you have all heard how Galliano has been dismissed from Christian Dior, after being publicly disgraced in relation to antisemitic and pro-Nazi statements, and he has now checked himself into rehabilitation for alcoholism. Yes, I know. Shock. Disbelief. This was his last ready-to-wear collection for Dior, and as usual, has so much I adore. Apparently the show was a sad affair, with a long speech from the CEO Sidney Toledano and, in place of Galliano’s usual flamboyant strut down the catwalk at the end, a gathering of the collection’s design team, seamstresses and craftsmen on stage, and both cheering and weeping from the audience. As Tim Blanks at Style.com noted, “The only precedent for this situation is Coco Chanel’s postwar denunciation as a Nazi collaboratrice. Her exile from the fashion world lasted nine years.”
