Fashion's bad boy, dubbed so for his boundary-pushing, rule-breaking designs, committed a truly offensive crime in late February, when he hurled anti-Semitic slurs at a couple in Paris. Dior quickly fired John Galliano from his role as creative director, and Natalie Portman who had recently signed on to become the spokeswoman of Miss Dior Cherie perfume disassociated herself from the designer completely. Portman was widely expected to wear Dior to the 2011 Academy Awards but instead chose a dress by Rodarte, the same designers who created her costumes for Black Swan. In September, a French court found the designer guilty for his remarks and fined him €6,000 (over $8,000). Galliano's career, however, took a much bigger hit. Dior is still searching for his replacement.