Sure the clothes were all over the place, but they had great sex appeal. They also neatly highlighted a new Dior book bag in black suede embellished with a small patent number 2. Sassy in sequins As usual with Galliano, the show began late. But few were tawdrier than singer Gwen Stefani, who got some angry glances when she scurried in to the front row more than halfway through the show. Madame Helene Arnault gave the No Doubt singer a particularly icy glare.
Rock chicks, on the other hand, excite the designer.
As two large Dior logos lit up on the runway's backdrop, Galliano's fourth tribe of sultry squaws appeared, many of them wearing dresses with single shoulder straps and bare breasts. Some of these squaws donned cartoon-print sheepskins, while others wore Comanche suede skirts. This feature may not be reproduced or distributed electronically, in print or otherwise without the written permission of Universal Press Syndicate. An AOL Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved.