Colin McDowell. Galliano. New York: Rizzoli, 1998. 200 pp. Hardcover. First American edition. 32 × 28 × 2.5 cm. Lavishly illustrated in color and b&w.
John Galliano & Fashion History
A monographic study of Galliano’s formative work, published at a moment when his designs were beginning to exert significant influence on contemporary fashion. McDowell traces Galliano’s development from his graduate collection through his emergence on the international runway, situating his work within broader histories of tailoring, theatricality, and romanticism.
John Galliano: Master of Couture Spectacle
John Galliano (b. 1960) is a British fashion designer renowned for his theatrical runway shows, inventive tailoring, and bold reinterpretations of historical styles. He gained attention early in his career for combining technical precision with dramatic, narrative-driven designs that challenged traditional fashion conventions. McDowell examines his formative years, highlighting how Galliano’s work reshaped contemporary fashion while remaining rooted in craftsmanship and historical reference.
Condition
Notable fashion monograph exploring the early career of designer John Galliano. Very good plus condition with minimal signs of shelf wear. The binding is sound, and the contents are clean.