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Sarah Cristobal

John Galliano Utilizes Burlap and Plastic Wrap For His First Couture Show in Paris Since 2011

Sarah Cristobal

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Updated July 9, 2015 at 2:17 AM

John Galliano Utilizes Burlap and Plastic Wrap For His First Couture Show in Paris Since 2011

Maison Margiela Artisanal

Capitalizing on the gender fluid model movement, Galliano sent handsome male model Roan Louch done the runway in this plaid brown overcoat with fringe, a dramatic stained glass necklace, knee-highs, and patent heeled shoes.

Among his many varied looks, Galliano showed this plastic tinsel skirt that was truly out of this world. He paired it with an architectural blazer that brought the look back down to earth.

Wrap yourself in luxury much? This gives new meaning to going green.

We love how Galliano can go from space aged to monastic designs within the same collection. Here, he shows a mauve-colored coat that would be great for visiting the Vatican.

Always inspired by a myriad of influences, Galliano even took us to the Far East with this voluminous black dress with attached cape.

Only in the hands of Galliano could a simple shift be turned into a couture dress by adding layers and layers of organanza and strips of fabric across the bustier.

Your grandma’s knit blankie just got served.

The fabrication of this blazer is exquisite, and that jacquard skirt is divine, but if your rich auntie showed up to lunch wearing that blue top over her jacket, it would be hard to focus on anything that she was saying. (Worn separately is a different story of course!)

Here comes the bride! Wrapped in a beautiful down comforter and Saran Wrap! This is probably the most expensive wedding dress that will never be worn but cheers to Galliano for his ingenuity. (Project Runway kids, take note!)

When John Galliano showed his first haute couture collection as Artistic Director of Maison Martin Margiela last January, he chose to make his debut in London. (At the time the sting of showing in Paris was still a bit too raw following his uncermonious exit from Dior in 2011.) Since then he has gone on to design two other collections, both well received, and on Wednesday he rejoined the haute couturiers in Paris to stage an inventive collection that included burlap sacks, PVC skirts, and an extravagant wedding dress that was partially covered in plastic wrap. Here are our favorite looks.

Related: Amal Clooney Does Have a Stylist and It’s John Galliano’s Partner

Related: The Fashion World Reacts to John Galliano’s Maison Martin Margiela Couture Show

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