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This show from Dolce & Gabbana felt like a singer putting on a greatest hits concert, which is quite fitting as apparently this is their 25th year of working together. This seasons show is all about it returning to heritage, sartonalita – Italian style tailoring.
Titled, Sartonalita, Siciliantia, Sensualita, definatley was felt within their tailored leopard-prints, lacy underwear, flashes of colour, mix-matched prints with polka-dots paired with leopard print, and all strutted down the runway to a great musical score. Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman (not in person of course) provided the finale with ‘Come What May’ from Moulin Rouge – and was completely fitting.
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The finale of over 70 models wearing a different variation of the classic Dolce & Gabbana black blazer was a fitting end to such a homage to their craft.
The end did get a mixed reaction on Twitter and Facebook – mainly because they thought a coat was their last look. But for me it didn’t have the glamour of a knockout frock, it had something much more – a seductive understanding of their heritage. I like the fact that they went with one look, replicated it and included all the models in it as Mr Joe said, “enrolment for the Dolce army”.
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Obviously the pieces that stick in my mind are still the sexy corsets, underwear peaking through and the lacy numbers, and the mix-match layers – or the red personality pieces.
There was also these sock-boots, one piece heels with knitted socks that I absolutely love. One to add to my wish list.
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Also when else will Ewan McGregor be part of a fashion show? For this they should be commended.
The livestream itself was a little distracting at times, too much backstage and not enough runway moments – maybe if they’d done a split screen like Gucci. But to be honest I was honoured to be able to watch an entertaining rush of fashion.
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