John Galliano’s 1st TV Interview since he was Ousted from DIOR

If you thought John Galliano's interview in Vanity Fair was explosive, you better see his TV Interview with Charlie Rose That was did on Wednesday Night. The hour long interview is a sort of tell-all interview where acerca Galliano literally confesses his 'inner demons'.

Dressed in a Navy Blazer and slicked-back hair, Galliano opened up to Charlie Rose about some deeply staff and painful topics, from suicide to addiction to Galliano's newfound relationship with God: and his discovery That I was not a God himself. He says, "I was a fully Functioning addict. It was fine, as long as John took his bow on the runway and the collection was merchandized and marketed ... but the drinking did creep up on me. It was very cyclical. After each creative high, there'd be this crash ... But of course With The Increase of collections, That Became cycle faster and faster-there was a collection, like, every four weeks. "

See the full John Galliano interview with Charlie Rose here:

http://www.charlierose.com/view/content/12975

Did he held the Dior bosses or the fashion industry for his decline in overall? John Galliano said, "No, I take complete responsibility. I was not honest. Sometimes, I was acting like God. And now I know I'm not in the driver's seat. "Also I opened up to Charlie Rose and confessed," I was afraid to say no-that little word Which, led to my pill and alcohol fueled breakdown. In the end, I found myself emotionally, spiritually, Physically, mentally bankrupt ".

MET GALA 2013

Before the media going crazy on the red carpet stains on the big steps of the Met to the Met Gala in New York tonight, let's remember why it's all happening: the benefit of "Punk: Chaos sewing "Costume Institute exhibition, opening to the public on May 9 and continues until August 14.

Judging by these photos just released, the exhibition looks set to be as exciting as the big party tonight. The exhibition explores the influence of punk couture and prêt-à-porter and examines how designers have borrowed iconic symbols of the movement as pins, studs, leather and tear. The exhibition features more than 100 designs, 1970 original punk clothing latest fashion pieces.

The designers featured in the exhibit include Christopher Bailey Burberry, John Galliano, former Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquiere, Karl Lagerfeld, Christopher Kane, Miuccia Prada, Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy, Gianni Versace, Yohji Yamamoto, Helmut Lang, Hedi Slimane, and Vivienne Westwood . Exhibition galleries are devoted to the various "heroes" that define the genre. Sid Vicious, for example, is represented in the DIY gallery while Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood are the focus of another area.

A gallery of eye-grabbing bathroom includes a recreation of the legendary club CBGB famous.