Friday, March 13, 2009

John Galliano's gypsy fairytale in Paris


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Galliano showed off an amazing collection inspired by Turkey and Cyprus

No expense was spared as a magnificent 'winter wonderland' production created the backdrop for the Spanish-born designer's autumn/winter 09/10 collection.

The gypsy-like models decked out in 'ice princess' attire were inspired by Galliano's love for Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Turkey and Cyprus .

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Fake snow created a 'winter wonderland' theme at the show

The ethnic mix showed luxurious sparkling gowns covered in sequins, creating folk-like and feminine designs to make every woman feel like a goddess.

The fairytale continued with models ornamented with jingling coins and veils as they sashayed down the catwalk lit with strobe lighting.

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Strobe lights lit the catwalk at Galliano's show in Paris

Although the collection might not have been the most practical apparel for a cold winter evening, the designer - who was raised in Britain - managed to show he's still one of the most influential fashion designers of our time.


"The gypsy-like models decked out in 'ice princess' attire were inspired by Galliano's love for Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Turkey and Cyprus" .

- What does it mean "gypsy-like models"?

- What does it mean "love for Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Turkey and Cyprus"? How the "gypsies" from those countries are (in comparison with those from Spain etc.)?


See also, Vivienne Westwood's catwalk image of Roma


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