The verdict is finally out on John Galliano. The designer has been found guilty of racism and anti-Semitism and is sentenced to a fine of 17,500 euros. The incident, for which he has been charged, took place at a Paris cafe in February where he hurled racist and anti-Semitic remarks at Geraldine Bloch and Philippe Virgiti. Galliano says that he remembers nothing and claims that he was suffering Read more

LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault squashed rumors regarding the possibility of John Galliano coming back to his namesake label over the weekend, telling the New York Times's Cathy Horyn that "he will not be working for LVMH." Instead, Bill Gaytten will be the new creative director of the John Galliano brand. Gaytten has worked with Galliano for the past 23 years. "It's the same job for me; I've been Read more

It has been reported that parent company LVMH won't be announcing the next Dior designer until Autumn. I know that we've been waiting on pins and needles to see who John Galliano's successor is. The reason for the wait is twofold: Firstly, Galliano has yet to be formally fired, and secondly because LVMH doesn't want this season to be a total wash. It seems that Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy is at Read more

Whilst John Galliano is reportedly checked in to rehab in Arizona, a date has been set for a high court hearing in Paris. On 12th May the court is expected to set John Galliano’s trial date. Meanwhile, his lawyer Stephane Zerbib who happens to be Jewish is fielding death threats in France. He explained, "Some people call me anonymously, swear at me. There are always those people who make a fuss Read more

It has been decided that John Galliano will face trial in France following accusations of anti-semitic slurs used against a couple in Paris. The trial is expected to take place later this year and could result in Galliano being sentenced to six months in prison. Around the time that this news broke, Galliano released a statement where he apologised "unreservedly" for his behaviour. Along with the Read more

Yesterday, John Galliano was fired from his position at Christian Dior. The move was taken after a video was released of Galliano drunkenly making racial slurs and as Natalie Portman released a statement disassociating herself from the designer. The designer is planning to fight his dismissal with help from London lawyer Gerrard Tyrrell, who assisted Kate Moss during the cocaine scandal in 2005. Read more

Well, I can't say I'm surprised to report this, but after John Galliano was suspended from Christian Dior on Friday, he has now been fired with immediate effect. The English designer has been accused of using racist slurs against a couple in Paris and despite not yet being formally charged, has now lost his position at the French fashion house. In a brief statement, Dior blamed his “odious Read more

John Galliano made his first public appearance since being arrested on Friday as he arrived at a police station in Paris yesterday afternoon to discuss the alleged incident with his accuser. He left after five hours, but did not comment so it still remains unclear whether this case will go to court. Whilst with the police, he was hit with fresh allegation from an unknown woman who claims another Read more