By Hilary Alexander Published: 11:30PM GMT twenty-eight February 2010
Link to this videoTheir 50th Dolce & Gabbana pick up was a regretful and elegant salute to their birthright of garments for the erotic woman, both ready to go and undressed.
The show was staged in the old Metropole Theatre, where Maria Callas once sang, that is right away a Dolce & Gabbana headquarters.
Lohan drops engineer Dolce & Gabbana autumn/winter 2010/11 Living La Dolce Vita - the D&G approach Milan Fashion Week: D&G and Giorgio Armani Armani fights Dolce & Gabbana over trousergate Armani in copycat row with opposition conform designers Dolce & GabbanaA sum of 75 models, wearing variations on tailored black jackets over black fine cloth and edging corsetry, shaped a thespian visible encapsulation of the brands tradition, on foot opposite a backdrop of black-and-white footage of the work finished in the college of song to move the pick up to fruition.
The pick up was as most a regretful loyalty to the duos clever delicate ideal, as it was about a shared, fast passion for conceptualizing pleasing clothes.
Called Sartorialita, Sicilianita, Sensualita, the collection, for subsequent autumn/winter, revisited the brands signatures of tailoring, corsetry, leopard and rose-print, and the age-old black clothe of the Sicilian woman, updated in knits, lightweight silks and widen fabrics.
The regretful inlet of the prolongation was emphasized by the soundtrack song - Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman singing "Come What May" from the film, Moulin Rouge!
Missoni, the Italian family knitwear brand, supposing a charming caravanserai of knits that raced around-the-world in 39 opposite looks.
Inspired by references as different as "Highlander, Masai warriors, Indonesia, and the cowboy ethic as portrayed by Clint Eastwood, the pick up enclosed multi-coloured, plaid and patchwork ponchos and serapes; zig-zag knitted skirts and sarongs, fixed with oversized kilt-pins; china "spurs" on high-heeled,knitted sock-boots; and "warrior" neck-pieces and cuffs in tinkling metal.
Earlier, the Florentine designer, Roberto Cavalli, noted his 40th anniversary in fashion, with a abounding flower child march of furs, animal-print and saturated boho-dresses in perfect chiffon.
The thespian Courtney Love, and the actress, Lindsay Lohan, were between the front row audience.
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