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Barry, C. (2026, September 22). Glenn Martens exits Diesel with moans, headbanging and barely-there looks. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/life/beauty-and-fashion/glenn-martens-exits-diesel-with-moans-headbanging-and-barely-there-looks/article_41783ea4-e36c-5246-bda3-10c96badb761.html
Barry, Colleen. “Glenn Martens exits Diesel with moans, headbanging and barely-there looks.” Toronto Star, 22 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/life/beauty-and-fashion/glenn-martens-exits-diesel-with-moans-headbanging-and-barely-there-looks/article_41783ea4-e36c-5246-bda3-10c96badb761.html.
Barry, Colleen. “Glenn Martens exits Diesel with moans, headbanging and barely-there looks.” Toronto Star, September 22, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/life/beauty-and-fashion/glenn-martens-exits-diesel-with-moans-headbanging-and-barely-there-looks/article_41783ea4-e36c-5246-bda3-10c96badb761.html.
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At Milan Fashion Week on Tuesday, Glenn Martens staged a provocative final show for Diesel, highlighting body positivity and racy themes. The runway was bathed in red light, setting an intense mood. Midway through the presentation, models seated in the audience moaned in sexual revelry to the song “Love to Love You Baby,” creating a memorable and controversial send-off. This event marked the conclusion of Martens' tenure at Diesel, during which he revitalized and redefined the brand.