Spring 2000 Couture

"Les Clochards" is the name that John Galliano used to talk about this couture collection. Welcoming the new millennium, Galliano presented a couture show inspired in homeless people, asylums, and, for the last 4 gowns, in the artist Egon Schiele.

The show is known for being one of the most controversial collections designed by Galliano, who received several death threats. Also, a group of homeless people tried to broke in the Dior Boutique, who had to be closed for 2 hours. The asylum centres criticized Galliano, and the couture clientele asked "Why would we waste $30,000 dollars to look like homeless?"

List of Models

1. Kasia Pysiak

2. Mini Andén

3. Nicola Breytenbach

4. Lida Egorova

5. Angie Schmidt

6. Nina Heimlich

7. Colette Pechekhonova

8. Korina Longin

9. Christele Cervelle

10. Anastassia Khozissova

11. Mathilde Pedersen

12. Rhea Durham

13. Talytha Pugliesi

14. Sylvia van der Klooster

15. Erin O'Connor

16. Hedvig Marie Maigre

17. Audrey Marnay

18. Danita Angell

19. Alek Wek

20. Caroline Ribeiro

21. Renée Lacombe

22. Ana Claudia Michels

23. Alexandra Egorova

24. unknown

25. Oluchi Onweagba

26. Frankie Rayder

27. Ling Tan

28. Audrey Tchekova

29. Hannelore Knuts, Lisa Ratliffe & Kevin Jean

30. Malgosia Bela

31. Marleen Berkova

32. Esther de Jong

33. Olga Pantushenkova

34. Dessislava Pavlova

35. Alexandra Pavlova

36. unknown

37. Anne-Sophie Balsing

38. Natalia Semanova

39. Christina Kruse

40. Debbie Deitering

41. Diana Gärtner