31-08-2026 15:53 via fashionista.com

The Met Cancels Its Spring 2027 John Galliano Exhibit

Exactly a month ago, The Metropolitan Museum of Art revealed that its Spring 2027 Costume Institute exhibition would spotlight controversial designer John Galliano and his four-decade career. The long-rumored news exploded across the fashion industry, inspiring a torrent of think pieces and online backlash. On Monday, The Met announced that it is canceling the “John Galliano: Horizons” exhibit, originally scheduled to open in May 2027.The Met and Galliano released a joint press relea
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