John Galliano Menswear F/W 2004

[Lena]

here comes John

photos: REUTERS/Charles Platiau

 

[Lena]

and honey... dont forget your uggs

 

[ChinaLove]

Oh my god How horridly atrocious. What exactly are we supposed to be looking at. Of the little the models were wearing, it looks like they went through a garbage disposer.

 

[mikeijames]

this collection is a lot more in your face than i thought. this is definitely john's aesthetic and just a little more raunchy than dsquared. i would never ask anyone to wear it, but there is a definite audience for these kind of clothes.

 

[tealady]

Originally posted by mikeijames@Jan 24th, 2004 - 7:52 am
this collection is a lot more in your face than i thought. this is definitely john's aesthetic and just a little more raunchy than dsquared. i would never ask anyone to wear it, but there is a definite audience for these kind of clothes.

and I am not the audience! Blech!

 

[chanel_girl]

My goodness!!

 

[leyla m.]

Originally posted by Lena@Jan 24th, 2004 - 9:28 am
and honey... dont forget your uggs

i am rolling over!!

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
pls john , come back from your trip

*EARTH CALLING JOHN*

 

[nqth]

Thanks Lena:-)
The collection is just amazing :-)

There is a long art. on Galliano's collection

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jh...3%2Fefgal23.xml

 

[PrinceOfCats]

but there is a definite audience for these kind of clothes

I like it! I'd wear it...apart from the suspenders and walking around in underwear part...I think that John Galliano once said that fashion had to be a balance between chic and wild - walking around in your undies is just too wild...

 

[Atelier]

Originally posted by nqth@Jan 24th, 2004 - 8:43 am
There is a long art. on Galliano's collection

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jh...3%2Fefgal23.xml

Lena, thanks for the pics and nqth, thanks for the link to this article. I love reading what John has to say about his own work.

Here's the photo from that article. The seeming (ok, ultra-apparent) difference between runway and what's for sale is so Galliano. Off the rack, the clothes are "ready" as is or they provide a point of departure for style that's without limit.

 

[nqth]

Originally posted by Atelier@Jan 24th, 2004 - 8:53 am


Here's the photo from that article. The seeming (ok, ultra-apparent) difference between runway and what's for sale is so Galliano. Off the rack, the clothes are "ready" as is or they provide a point of departure for style that's without limit.

I also think that the clothes could be worn "normally" :-), without the raunchy runway look. Nice prints, t-shirts and jeans, those are the most "ready to wear":-) Discreet lacing is still not for me, tho.

 

[nqth]

more :-)

 

[kit]

The clothes are par for the course .
Galliano has form , but I prefer that of his stablemate , Hedi Slimane .

Still , to each his own , as they say !

KIT

 

[Pete]

Long live Hedi... classic is so much more appealing to me than this. I do, however, like the cut of the jeans in the fitting pic. Off the rack, it looks nothing like this (Jeffrey has it) fortunately.
Pete

 

[Nader]

that bag in the last picture is gorgeous, and so are the pants in the third picture...

 

[Alejandro]

Originally posted by PrinceOfCats@Jan 24th, 2004 - 8:44 am

but there is a definite audience for these kind of clothes

I like it! I'd wear it...apart from the suspenders and walking around in underwear part...I think that John Galliano once said that fashion had to be a balance between chic and wild - walking around in your undies is just too wild...

I could wear some stuff also...not in that way... I could surely wear this.

And OMG is that guy trying to pop out something out of his undies ... I would wear that underwear as outerwear with no problem

 

[Alejandro]

Originally posted by nqth@Jan 24th, 2004 - 9:14 am
more :-)

OMG that bag

 

[nqth]

more Galliano

 

[brian]

is it just me, or does john look a horrifyingly lot like JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE here?

 

[PrinceOfCats]

What are they all doing to their crotches?