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Did you hear that Paris fashion is buzzing over John Galliano's replacement at Dior? No if not then you really want to read this then. According to all the fashion critics, editors and styles have made predictions after the french fashion house fired star designer John Galliano and the fact that an online video has surfaced that showed him declaring his love for Adolf Hitler.  Which is very shocking to the fashion world as we speak about this.  Now there is a rumor spreading that Givenchy's designer Riccardo Tisci is going to take the top spot.

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Tisic dark S&M creations for Givenchy have won him a huge fan base in the fashion industry but, what is interesting that the two have a similar background that has been surfaced. The two of them have attended that same art and design school in London, England.  The two also graduated from this same school in London and later on the two of them worked their way up to Givenchy's ready-to-wear and Haute Couture division.

Furthermore naysayers noted that Tisci has done absolutely nothing to boost the sales of Givenchy, which is owned by the Dior parent company LVMH Moet Hennessy, furthermore; they parent company suggested that Dior find somebody with a more proven sales record.  Get this the later looked into the matter and stated that Alber Elbaz would better fit the profile.

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Now it's saying that the Moroccan-born Israeli  was the one who successfully restore Lanvin from a dusty musty old Paris fashion label to one of the most hottest fashion properties.  What else was stated after Elbaz's stint with Yves Saint Laurent, Elbaz began his career with Lanvin in 2001 and started delivering feminine and timeless designs that are highly regarded in the fashion industry.  Now what is also being said is that Elbaz's cuddly and bow-tie wearing is a breathe of fresh air to Dior, especially a week full of nothing but scandals.

However there are other names listed as potential candidates such as the fabulous Oliver Theyskens who is known for his working for New York-based commercial house Theory after being dismissed from Nina Ricci, and Yves Saint Laurent's Italian-born designer Stefano Pilati. 

Many fashion insiders suspect Dior has already made a decision on a successor. Yet as well all know these decision never ever happen over night so, let's stand by and see how the dice rolls.


In other news of the Fashion world Fashion for Juniors, teens this spring is soft, feminine and age-appropriate. Yes well all know that spring is right around the corner so what is new for us teenage girls in the world of fashion this upcoming spring?

For juniors and teens the options are endless this season so, go to the store to buy you some jump suits, tunics, floral-printed dresses, that are feminine, gorgeous and age-appropriate . Go anywhere from chains such as the gap, wetseal, rave, hollister to those high name brands at the department stores go now before it's too late. Those are places to go for your best young contemporary styles at an affordable price take this opportunity and go now. 


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 More News !!!! Fashion Photo Bloggers Re-define street style. Really? Is this even possible? I don't know could it be?

Well what the NYconvergance said that Fashion photo Blogger's Scott Schuman and Garance Doré were introducing the latest possibilities of photographing street style. Now the term means everyday wear when in the past it meant opposing the runway.  In addition Schuman and Doré use everyday people that walk on the streets of New York City as subjects whom radiate glamour despite the fact they are not models.


Schuman began photographing his kids after his business closed after 9/11 and eventually starting posting images online everyday.  So sad but some good things must come to an end.  Doré, a Corsica native, moved to Paris to work as a freelance illustrator for fashion magazines and started her blog to give herself deadlines and speed up her work. That sounds very interesting and maybe I should give it a try.

Their personal relationship has developed along with their professional one, often including photographs of each other on their blogs.  They also have built strong relationships with their subjects, leading to opporunities for Doré to photograph for Japanese Vogue and Schuman to photograph Burberry‘s 2009 “Art of the Trench” campaign. Wow Schuman is doing very well for himself.

On a daily basis, Schuman can be found walking around his New York neighborhood with his camera in hand.  He only takes a photograph if he thinks it will be used, and doesn’t give celebrities any preference

Well that is it for the Fashion news so keep in touch to see what more crazy things that might pop up. See you later everybody.