John Galliano

Founded by British designer John Galliano in the late 1990s, the John Galliano label embodies his theatrical, romantic, and historically inspired vision of fashion. Operating as an avant-garde atelier, the brand explores the boundaries between ready-to-wear and artistic expression, through bold silhouettes, couture-level detail, and rich narrative storytelling.

From its very first collections, the John Galliano house stood out by weaving historical references into emotionally charged garments. Bias-cut dresses, layered textures, asymmetry, and exaggerated volumes reflected Galliano’s love of drama and literature. Rather than follow seasonal trends, the brand created entire worlds—each collection a story in itself. Worn by fashion icons such as Kate Moss and Helena Christensen in the early 2000s, John Galliano pieces quickly gained cult status. The label often drew inspiration from the French Revolution, Victorian mourning attire, or Spanish folklore—echoes of a past brought vividly into the present.

Over time, the brand refined its offering, balancing spectacle with structured tailoring. From reimagined trench coats to nipped-waist jackets and flowing tulle tops, John Galliano’s garments retain their narrative strength while adapting to a modern wardrobe. Each piece explores contrasts: masculine vs. feminine, delicate vs. powerful, historical vs. contemporary.

On ReSee, the John Galliano label attracts vintage collectors and fashion lovers who seek dramatic, conversation-starting pieces. These are clothes that go beyond fashion—they are fragments of theatrical storytelling.