Famous And Headstrong John Galliano Return To London To London

John Galliano joined the first show of Maison Martin Margiela, which officially revealed that the venue was locked in the British capital London, and the time was January 12, 2015.

All say that money is capricious, but if people have fame, it is estimated that it is also self willed. For example, concerned. John Galliano First show, the designer who joined the Maison Martin Margiela has announced that it will be the first capital of the brand in the UK. London The official time is January 12, 2015.

As a British Designer London is the starting point of John Galliano business. After graduating from the famous Saint Martin Institute of art, he became the chief design experience of Dior, the brilliant past of the British man. Now that the "second spring" of the enterprise has been chosen in London, it must be determined to make a comeback.

Renzo Rosso, the brand leader, responded to the incident. He said: Margiela should have new ideas and spirit. John Galliano is undoubtedly a great designer. We look forward to his return and believe that he will create new brilliance in his hometown. This series will be displayed again at the end of the month in Paris's advanced customization week.

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At a recent dinner, the Washington based global fair Initiative (GFI) awarded the fifth annual awards to outstanding personalities dedicated to creating better working conditions for workers around the world.

GFI founder Karen Tramentano, who hurriedly passed the awards hall, said, "Karl-Johan Persson is very great." she said that she had been concerned about the textile industry for a long time and was very pleased to have taken practical measures to improve the workers' condition in the industry.

Karl-Johan Persson told SvD N N ringsliv that "our initiatives in the field of sustainable development can be recognized and praised by organizations that are well versed in these issues. I feel very honored."

He took the opportunity to publish the first batch of assessment data from three "model factories" in Bangladesh and Kampuchea. H&M has already ordered all the products in these factories and promised to continue to supply orders over the next five years.

Overtime has decreased while wages have increased, and dialogue between workers and management has also improved significantly. Karl-Johan Persson says the goal of H&M is to implement these initiatives in more supplier factories.

The specific data on wage increases are not yet open, and the impact of sustainable development initiatives on company profitability needs further consideration. The primary strategic priority of H&M is to cooperate with the fair wage network, so that 850000 workers can get higher wages. The second is to recycle fiber from old clothes in stores, and finally to implement a brand new label system.

Karl-Johan Persson said: "this label can show customers the impact of each garment on the sustainability of society and environment."

H&M is actively discussing the label plan with other producers, and has not yet decided on the details. It hopes that the exclusive label system can be successfully implemented in the fashion industry at a low cost.

The other two winners were Americans Robert Zoellick, who was the head of the world bank and held important positions in several Republican governments, and Indonesia Nani Zulminarni, who devoted herself to helping women in many years, especially in the field of armed conflict.