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John Galliano has cancelled an upcoming major exhibition celebrating his work as a fashion designer after it prompted criticism due to his previous conviction for making antisemitic remarks
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There’s no denying that animal prints — including big cat and reptilian patterns alike — are taking over fashion. This extends to footwear, with reptilian boots on the rise for fall 2026, as seen on designer runways and at showcases earlier this year. More unconventional patterns, like zebra and Dalmatian, were trending, especially in thong sandal form,…
The Met’s next fashion exhibition at the Costume Institute will feature British fashion maverick John Galliano
It’s official: John Galliano has been selected for a career-spanning exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2027
The next Met Gala fashion exhibit will be devoted to a designer famed for both his singular talent and the scandal that lost him one of the top posts in all of fashion: John Galliano
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