Dana Thomas, author of Gods and Kings: The Rise and Fall of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano, already warned when The New York Times asked her about the exhibition that the Met dedicated to John Galliano: “I think it’s a terrible idea.” For Thomas, the sadly infamous antisemitic statements of the designer in 2011—how could one forget that “I love Hitler” he said to a woman in a bar in Paris—were not a slip or an anomaly, but an intrinsic part of behavior that lasted for years and that the public still has not forgiven him for.

El paseo Joan de Borbó has a double life. On one side, La Barceloneta: that fishermen’s neighborhood transformed into a tourist attraction that, however, retains its usual rhythm, with real residents. On the other, the port; Marina Port Vell, one of the most important marinas in the Mediterranean, specialized in large yachts where fifty meters is the minimum to fit in.