设计师约翰·加利亚诺宣布退出原定为明年纽约大都会艺术博物馆慈善舞会核心项目的回顾展1。这一决定源于加利亚诺2011年的历史争议——他因发表反犹太主义言论和种族歧视言论被法国法院定罪，被处以6000欧元罚款1。其中的录像记录显示加利亚诺曾说过"I love Hitler"等言论1。
这场风波将焦点指向《Vogue》全球编辑总监安娜·温图尔在加利亚诺职业生涯中发挥的重要角色1。评论人Amy Odell称这是温图尔"做过最不合时宜的举措之一"1。值得注意的是，在生前为在世设计师举办纽约大都会艺术博物馆回顾展这一殊荣极为罕见，历史上仅有两次先例：1983年伊夫·圣罗兰和2017年川久保玲1。
Designer John Galliano has announced his withdrawal from a retrospective exhibition originally scheduled as a centerpiece of next year's Metropolitan Museum of Art Gala in New York 1. The decision resurfaces longstanding controversy surrounding Galliano's 2011 conviction by a French court for antisemitic and racist statements 1.
Galliano was fined €6,000 (approximately $13,565) by French courts in 2011 following video recordings in which he made statements including "I love Hitler" 1. Despite this history, Galliano's career received significant rehabilitation support, notably from Vogue's global editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, who played an instrumental role in his professional resurgence 1. The retrospective would have represented a rare honor—only two living designers have been granted Met retrospectives during their lifetimes: Yves Saint Laurent in 1983 and Rei Kawakubo in 2017 1.
The timing of the exhibition announcement has drawn criticism as particularly insensitive. Commentator Amy Odell characterized the curatorial decision as among the most "tone-deaf" moves Wintour has made 1. Galliano's withdrawal now leaves questions about Wintour's stewardship of the institution's programming and her historical role in rehabilitating figures with controversial pasts 1.
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