We have the March 2000 problem of Vogue to thank for designer James Garland’s prodigious career. The son of an completed ballerina mother who skilled in ballet himself, Garland was perusing the Lincoln Heart Barnes & Noble just after class and picked up the situation with Amber Valletta in a plunging coral Versace range on the go over. “I liked ballet, but I hated executing, and my mother stated, ‘OK, if you don’t want to do that, you have to be passionate about one thing else,” the Brooklyn native recollects. “To this working day, I are unable to inform you why I picked up that challenge of Vogue, but immediately…