US EditionBritish designer John Galliano leaves Maison Margiela after 10 years, his 'wings mended'
- British designer John Galliano has departed from Maison Margiela after a decade, stating his 'wings mended.'
- Galliano significantly shifted the brand's aesthetic during his tenure at the fashion house.
- He expressed gratitude for the experience he gained at Maison Margiela.
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British fashion designer John Galliano is leaving the French fashion house Maison Margiela after 10 years, where he worked as creative director. Matthieu Blazy has been appointed to one of the most high-profile jobs in fashion — he is the new creative director of Chanel.
Galliano joined Margiela as creative director in 2014, three years after he left Dior after being accused of making anti-Semitic remarks.
John Galliano Departs Maison Margiela: “When The Time Is Right, All Will Be Revealed”
PARIS, FRANCE – 2000: John Galliano. (Photo by Derek Hudson/Getty Images) John Galliano has packed in his tabis and bid Maison Margiela farewell after ten years at the helm. The eminent British fashion designer shared his formal resignation with a candid letter posted to social media where he expressed his “joyous gratitude” for the tenure and the theatrical sartorial creations he conjured up over the decade. In fashion’s game of creative direct…
The 64-year-old designer did not reveal where he would continue, only writing: "everything will be revealed when the time comes".
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