Every woman in the world wants to look tall. She thinks it makes her more gorgeous for this purpose she is trying her best. John Galliano giving his services for making ladies tall with the help of their shoes, shoes which is main part of your look. It also shows your personalities.
John Galliano is well know for his well styled and well make shoes and he has been one of the main persons who are designing sky high shoes, he is going to launch his new collection for fall and winter of 2011, he makes ladies shoes with different materials and he never get scared of trying some of experiments with the styles of material or eve with some bold designs of heels
The haute couture show featured revisions of all the brand's iconic looks. The designer wanted to pay tribute to the aristocrat Marie Gruau de la Chesnaie, taking inspiration from René Gruau illustrations of the evolution of fashion over the past few decades.
The color palette includes pastels, on organza, silk and tulle materials in this dreamlike collection. But the dominant color is the iconic Dior red, bringing back a ladylike look. The volumes are magnificent, as are the multi-layered skirts, elaborate cuts that highlight the shoulders and waist, and delicate springtime designs.
To add a final touch of glamor, John Galliano has added some amazing feather and net details in black raffia. This season's Galliano woman is ultra feminine, crowned with a halo of mystery...
Top-hatted and veiled, with their hair caught in oversized snoods, and brandishing four-foot long riding crops, the models pranced through the grand salons of the Dior maison on the Avenue Montaigne, with the precision of thoroughbreds.
Jackets, in hunting pink, or English wool checks, were precision-tailored, detailed with silver buttons and extreme peplums, and allied to long, riding skirts, designed in side-saddle style in a mix of pleats and draped folds.
For evening, Galliano switched his focus to America, drawing on multiple references, including the era of "The Gibson Girl" considered the ideal of Stateside feminine Beauty in the early 20th century, and the eccentric millionairess and style icon, Millicent
Jackets, in hunting pink, or English wool checks, were precision-tailored, detailed with silver buttons and extreme peplums, and allied to long, riding skirts, designed in side-saddle style in a mix of pleats and draped folds.
For evening, Galliano switched his focus to America, drawing on multiple references, including the era of "The Gibson Girl" considered the ideal of Stateside feminine Beauty in the early 20th century, and the eccentric millionairess and style icon, Millicent
