This goes to John Galliano.

News broke today that John Galliano was ousted at his namesake collection. I never wrote about the anti-semitics remarks that Galliano said which led to his dismissal from the house of Dior. I'm going to be honest I was conflicted on how I felt with that scandal, that's why I didn't write about the story. John is no doubt a phenomenal visionary, what was said was disgusting and crude, the decision to fire him from Dior was hard to hear, but understandable.

Now it's time to move on. There are rumors swirling around about who will replace John, but until it's confirm I'm not going to jump on the bandwagon. I wonder how long it will take for John to get back in the good graces of the public and more importantly the fashion public. I hope John take the time he needs and come back to show everyone what a brilliant talent he is.