Galliano, the designer for Dior who was caught on tape at a bar making anti-Semetic remarks has been shown the door by Dior and parent LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Industry observers don't
see Dior taking a hit to its brand equity. "My initial reaction is they gained respect by dealing with this directly," said Ronald Frasch, the president and chief merchandising officer at Saks Fifth
Avenue, which carries Dior.
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