ShesElectric
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The thing about Galliano is that he never seems to get (at least imo) the perfect feel. The perfect touch of simplicity and complexity that makes ie, Lagerfeld so great. It's always too this or too that and that's why I don't admire him. I mean, I would love to be front row for one of his shows but not because I plan on picking out my dream item or what I'd like to purchase next, but just to watch. The models are walking works of art (at most of the shows at least) on that runway. I think it's great for entertainment purposes but otherwise, he isn't doing his job as a fashion designer. He should be catering to as wide an array of consumers as possible for the benefit of Dior. Personally, I don't believe catering to stage dragqueens is benefitting the company. I mean, Dior is on its way to becoming the next Versace - that is, if it is not already there.
J'adore Dior, clearly this thread is about discussing (or politely debating, if you must) what is wrong or right about Dior. I don't understand how you can enter the thread, read a few replies, and then rant at anyone who doesn't share your opinion. Not that I can comprehend half of what you're trying to state, but the hostility is annoying.
J'adore Dior, clearly this thread is about discussing (or politely debating, if you must) what is wrong or right about Dior. I don't understand how you can enter the thread, read a few replies, and then rant at anyone who doesn't share your opinion. Not that I can comprehend half of what you're trying to state, but the hostility is annoying.