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she's been fantastic this season again

i loved her at galliano, she was scary good!

Bluemarine F/W 07 RTW Versace F/W 07 RTW Maxmara F/W 07 RTW Moschino F/W 07 RTW La Perla F/W 07 RTW Polini F/W 07 RTW

Akris F/W 07 RTW [a tachment=226589:a4.jpg] Christian Lacroix F/W 07 RTW Hussein Chalayan F/W 07 RTW Karl Lagerfeld F/W 07 RTW Christian Dior F/W 07 RTW Rick Owens F/W 07 RTW

Antonio Berardi F/W 07 RTW Hermès F/W 07 RTW Chanel F/W 07 RTW Sonia Rykiel F/W 07 RTW Giambattista Valli F/W 07 RTW Stella McCartney F/W 07 RTW

Sébastien, Toms, Julia Stegner, Brad, Bruna Tenorio Bobbi Wiens, Julia Dunstall, Lily Donaldson, Gemma Ward, Diana Moldovan Anja Rubik, Irina Lazareanu, Sasha Pivovarova, Coco Rocha, Grieta Bastika Vlada Roslyakova, Behati Prinsloo, Denisa Dvorakova, Snejana Onopka, Freja Beha Erichsen Raquel Zimmerman, Jessica Beyers, Iekeleine Stange, Alana Zimmer, Caroline Trentini

Sasha Pivovarova, Lily Donaldson, Brad, Laura Blokhina, Johanna Jonsson Daul Kim, Catherine McNeil, Han Jin, Iekeleine Stange, Kim Noorda Michaela Kocianova, Olga Sherer, Alyona Osmanova, Grieta Bastika, Suvi Koponen Alana Zimmer, Laragh McCann, Guntars, Fédérico, Jake

Complete Collection Freja Beha Erichsen, Anja Rubik, Laragh McCann, Bobbi Wiens, Behati Prinsloo Gemma Ward, Raquel Zimmerman, Suvi Koponen, Jessica Beyers, Julia Dunstall Vlada Roslyakova, Caroline Trentini, Eva Helene, Irina Kulikova, Kasia Struss Snejana Onopka, Diana Moldovan, Denisa Dvorakova, Coco Rocha, Irina Lazareanu

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Tanya Dziahileva, ??, ??, ??, ?? Freja Beha Erichsen, ??, ??, Katarina Ivanovska, Natasha Poly ??, ??, ??, ?? Designer John Galliano

Gemma Ward, Daria Werbowy, Kim Noorda, Coco Rocha, Lily Cole Jessica Stam, Mariya Markina, ??, ??, ?? Iekeliene Stange, ??, ??, ??, ??

Alyona Osmanova, Johanna Stickland, Vlada Roslyakova, ??, ?? Marcelina Sowa, ??, Agyness Deyn, Irina Lazareanu, Sasha Pivovarova Patricia Schmid, ??, Olya Ivanisevic, ??, Daiane Conterato

PARIS, March 3, 2007 – It's a vintage season for John Galliano—in more ways than one. At Dior, he celebrated the 60th anniversary of the New Look in high movie-star style. Then his own decadently staged collection returned to the romantic, excessive, eccentric hothouse scenes people so adored him for in the early nineties, complete with "vintage" Galliano bias-cut dresses. The notion of entertaining fashion audiences as guests and treating models like individuals has become such a forgotten art that the arrivals at the show—greeted with a cast of made-up Parisian street characters, overflowing dinner tables, potted palms, dogs, chicken coops, Turkish rugs, bordello couches, and an unmade brass bed—were instantly put in party mood. We were in Pigalle during the tens and twenties—the world of Kiki de Montparnasse and Brassai's Madame Bijou. And there were the girls, striking totally convincing attitudes, as if no one could teach them a thing about absinthe drinking or streetwalking. Who knew this supposedly blank generation of Sashas, Lilys, and Cocos had it in them to act up like a bunch of old-school supermodels? That, like the clothes, seemed a flashback to everything that made Galliano good in his first years in Paris. The theme sent him off on an orgy of costume reference (and self-reference) that brought out deep-red Poiret-era coats whorled into asymmetric rose ruffles, gigantic leg-of-mutton-sleeved jackets, high-waisted redingotes, flower-printed tea dresses, and a multiplicity of his signature bias-cut gowns, in everything from black velvet and sheer lace to face-powder pink and dusty-tangerine chiffon. The roll of credits included Stephen Jones' millinery, Pat McGrath's makeup, Julien d'Ys hair, and Michael Howells' set design. All played crucial supporting roles in bringing Galliano gloriously back to full cinematic form. Was there anything new here? Well, yes, in the way the show touched the Poiret sensation of the season; then again, no—but perhaps that was exactly the point. If the early nineties are a reference point in fashion now, here was Galliano, bringing himself back for a new generation—and judging by the way those twenty-year-olds got into it, they're ready for every ruffle and cloche the man can throw their way. – Sarah Mower I can't wait for the video of this!!

You're welcome guys . That was a loooot of uploading, so I'm tired now. I just realised how bad the review I posted makes this collection sound but i love everything about it, the clothes (except for a couple of items), the hair, the make-up, the set, the music.... even the damn pyramid. Anyway I'm off now, good night!

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Anna Barsukova, ??, Olga Sherer, Alyona Osmanova, ?? Gemma Ward (I want this dress!!!), Maryna Linchuk, ??, Kinga Rajzak Designer Alexander McQueen

Mariya Markina, Daiane Conterato, Egle Tvirbutaite, Catherine McNeil, Vlada Roslyakova Daria Werbowy, Viviane Orth, Coco Rocha, Ana Mihajlovic, Eva Poloniova

??, ??, ??, Irina Lazareanu, Jessica Stam Freja Beha Erichsen, Kasia Struss, Bruna Tenorio, Kim Noorda, Iekeliene Stange

??, Anna Mariya Urazhevskaya, Ana Mihajlovic, Natasha Poly, Viviane Orth Gemma Ward , Magdalena Frackowiak, Snejana Onopka, Alana Zimmer, Caroline Trentini