Lindsay Lohan faces flack… again

8th October 2009 9:56 am

Lindsay Lohan at Ungaro
Oh dear. Lindsay Lohan‘s got in the neck again, this time from Giambattista Valli.

The Italian designer , who is the former artistic director of Emanuel Ungaro himself , wasn’t impressed with Lindsay’s efforts in the S/S10 show.

Best known for the sculptured dresses of his eponymous label (favoured by the likes of Victoria Beckham and Mischa Barton), Valli told the Daily: “An actress ought to be an actress, and a fashion designer ought to be a fashion designer, Vogue UK reports. “These are their own professions, so everybody ought to concentrate on one thing. I chose, in my life, to be a fashion designer.

We guess if anyone deserves to comment on Lindsay’s offerings, it’s Valli: the designer took control of Ungaro’s ready-to-wear line in 2001 until 2004 when, following Ungaro’s retirement, he left to launch his own collection.

Poor Lindsay, we’re not sure we’ve seen any positive press on her collection for the French fashion house , we recently reported how Lindsay’s collection was met with, at best, a luke-warm crowd in Paris.

Will her role as artistic advisor be short-lived?

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