First, watch Madonna’s original American Life video from 2003, below. For the purposes of this post, pay attention to the fashion show. The show and those clothes are cleary exaggerated, done by someone whose main objective is satire. It’s obviously trying to reveal the irony of high society, consumerism, and imperialism, etc… right?
4 years later,
…John Galliano’s spring 2008 men’s collection:
He’s no Madonna. Check out #13. He’s actually doing for real what Madonna did for satire, and very late.
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Um, I didn’t realize this video was so intense back in the day. I suppose I only really saw it once, and I assume it was an ultra-edited version.
Um, I didn’t realize this video was so intense back in the day. I suppose I only really saw it once, and I assume it was an ultra-edited version.
Yeah, Galliano is insane. And his clothes are very unpleasant to look at. Blegh.
Yeah, Galliano is insane. And his clothes are very unpleasant to look at. Blegh.
did you see diesel’s show, with the holographic squids?!
did you see diesel’s show, with the holographic squids?!
Yeah, I’m glued to style.com, but disgusted at Galliano, myself, and fashion in general. Utterly disgusted.
Yeah, I’m glued to style.com, but disgusted at Galliano, myself, and fashion in general. Utterly disgusted.
xiaoxi, i am so so glad i’m not the only person glued to style.com right now.
xiaoxi, i am so so glad i’m not the only person glued to style.com right now.