After the "Lohan incident" – an ill-fated ploy to rejuvenate the foundering House of Ungaro by teaming up with the tabloids' favorite starlet, Lindsay Lohan – many in the fashion world wrote the label off as dead.
But British designer Giles Deacon pulled off the apparently impossible on Monday, breathing new life into the moribund brand with a ravishing spring-summer 2011 ready-to-wear collection.
But British designer Giles Deacon pulled off the apparently impossible on Monday, breathing new life into the moribund brand with a ravishing spring-summer 2011 ready-to-wear collection.
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