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Овощное потрясение от Dolce&Gabbana

Летняя коллекция Dolce&Gabbana была большим удивлением для всей аудитории, так как никто, скорее всего, не ожидал увидеть лук, помидоры и баклажаны, расположенные на платьях, лифах и шортах.

Все потешались, когда увидели котят в коллекции Виктории Бэкхэм, но Dolce&Gabbana пошли еще дальше, демонстрируя лук, баклажаны и другие овощи на своих творениях в коллекции весна-лето. И тут стоит отметить, что именно эти дизайнеры, создавая свои коллекции, ориентируются не только на девушек модельной внешности — их идеи прекрасно подойдут и для невысоких женщин, и для женщин с большими размерами, как например тут http://divaroom.ru/platya/platya-bolshogo-razmera/.

Вдохновившись живописным летним пейзажем небольшого городка на юге Италии в стиле 1950-х, Доменико Дольче и Стефано Габбана сделали все, что бы мы могли прочувствовать атмосферу того времени. Вы можете наблюдать изобилие овощных принтов: морковь, помидоры, острый перец и много, много других овощей на платьях, лифах, шортах и комбинезонах. Но, к счастью для нас, поклонников роскоши Dolce&Gabbana, это стало только частью коллекции.

Вторая часть коллекции, на наш взгляд, выглядит намного более привлекательной с точки зрения элегантности и шика. Кружевные вечерние платья выглядят очаровательно, прекрасно и просто радуют глаз. Девочки на подиуме снова превратились в королев красоты. Платья выглядят очень женственными и совершенно летними.

Заключительная часть коллекции Dolce&Gabbana весна-лето состоит из потрясающих корсетов, инкрустированных красочными кристаллами, а так же платьями, исполненными в той же самой манере.

Впрочем, как обычно, Доменико Дольче и Стефано Габбана создали очередную шикарную, потрясающую и женственную коллекцию.

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When in Portofino—Dolce & Gabbana and Mytheresa Toast a New Capsule Collection

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Portofino is home (one of many) for Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. Here in their David Chipperfield–refurbished villa, Kourtney Kardashian was married a year ago, wearing Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda, naturally. “Portofino is a place we love dearly and feel emotionally tied to. It’s a classic summer destination in our bel paese, encompassing a very Italian imagery that we have always explored and identified with,” the designers said. “With our work we try to tell and transfer this heritage, especially onto the new generations.”

The seventh collaboration took place in Portofino, the home to designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.

Photo: Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa

Alessandra Ambrosio at the show.

Photo: Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana and Mytheresa

MyTheresa’s Tiffany Hsu seconded the sentiments: “Italy is the best place, for a holiday, food, colors, and warmth. I don’t think there’s anything more summery than this culture. And we couldn’t have chosen a better brand to work on this idea, because Dolce & Gabbana really is the essence of Italian-ness.”

Look 12 from the Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa collection.

Photo: Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa

Look 5 from the Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa collection.

Photo: Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa

The evening was made special by little surprises here and there, which were also enjoyed by the season’s first tourists. The pianist Davide Locatelli arranged an instrumental version of “Love in Portofino” (F. Buscaglione / L. Chiosso) for the occasion and models walked around a square flanked by guests sitting at tables dressed in white tablecloths, before boarding little boats. Afterward, typical Ligurian dishes were served alfresco by the restaurants overlooking the dock and there was a fireworks display.

The initiative confirms the strategic success of the partnership with Mytheresa, multi-brand company with headquarters in Monaco, among the first to invest in e-commerce (since 2006) with €747.3 million net sales in the fiscal year 2022. Especially with the most on target successful brands. “It’s important to offer something different, something that cannot be found elsewhere,” said Hsu of the festivities. “All our capsule collections have a history behind them and are launched in a specific moment, which corresponds to a particular lifestyle we want to tell the story of.”

Look 43 from the Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa collection.

Photo: Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa

The Dolce & Gabbana x Mytheresa collection, which is already available to purchase online, includes brand classics like the bustier dress and the full skirt, together with more relaxed, summer holiday silhouettes including chemisier maxi dresses, sarong skirts, and balconette bra swimsuits. There’s also a focus on girlswear, with “mini me” matching mother-and-daughter dresses.

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Dolce & Gabbana: An ode to Italy and its senses in the heart of Puglia

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana invited us to the charming region of Puglia to discover the latest Alta Moda chapter, a vibrant celebration of craftsmanship and Italian beauty.

Puglia, along with its distinctive trulli, its historic masserias, its luxurious olive groves and rich history of Greek and Norman traditions, is at the very heart of the inspiration behind the new Alta Moda collection. Almost like a haute couture Fashion Week in its own right, Dolce & Gabbana’s five-day event, curated especially for clients, presents the house’s latest womenswear and menswear haute couture and high jewelry collections.

The Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show

The Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show.

For the third day of festivities, when presenting their women’s haute couture collection, Dolce and Gabbana‘s ambition was to convey beauty through all five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell. “This is where our creative process begins,” the duo revealed.

The show’s location, Alberobello — the perfect distillation of all that is Puglia — is at the heart of this collection. A stroll through its charming streets is like a journey through tradition and time, a tribute to craftsmanship, small boutiques, regional cuisine, and, of course, love. Alberobello, Puglia’s emblematic town, takes pride of place in this collection, inviting us to travel through time to the rhythm of its artisan workshops, its characteristic boutiques, the local gastronomy, and love.

Still, at the press conference before the show, Stefano Gabbana wanted to clear things up. “This is not a pantomime, we want to show what’s real.” Meanwhile, Domenico Dolce called the event “the most authentic show of our lives,” explaining that “it’s clothes for cooking, but in an Alta Moda way.”

The Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show.

Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner were among Dolce & Gabbana’s star guests

That’s why a crew made up of everyone from Venus Williams, Christian Bale, Erling Haaland to Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner, as well as some 500 other guests, found themselves in Puglia. In addition to boasting the oldest olive trees in the world among its rolling hills, the region is also known as one of Italy’s two breadbaskets (the country loves its bread so much that it could not possibly settle for just one). A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Alberobello is home to hundreds of 14th-century stone buildings with conical-shaped roofs – also known as trulli – and offers a picturesque vista worthy of a movie set. This is why local artisans have set up shop in its narrow streets, making orecchiette by hand, working leather into bridles, weaving straw baskets, and even sculpting children’s toys out of cactus leaves.

The Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show.

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Dolce&Gabbana launches Holiday Market pop-up at Covent Garden

Dolce&Gabbana has launched an exclusive London pop-up in the heart of the Covent Garden Piazza, as part of the estate’s wide-ranging festive shopping and dining experiences.

The special Holiday Market from the luxury Italian fashion house brings colour and typical symbols of Sicilian folklore to the Piazza, with the super-Instagrammable retail pop-up now open until 15th January 2023.

The Italian luxury and lifestyle brand will host a Holiday Market including food and beverages, Dolce&Gabbana Casa gift ideas, ready-to-wear fashion, sneakers and an exclusive Covent-Garden-only t-shirt with a London print. The pop-up will also include unique products from Dolce&Gabbana partners Fiasconaro, Donnafugata, Pasta Di Martino and Baci Perugina. As part of the partnership, Covent Garden’s Insta-famous swing will also be given a festive Italian makeover by the brand.

The rest of the Covent Garden estate has launched its magical Christmas celebrations with a dazzling festive display and programme of exciting events. Visitors can experience the third year of London’s Winter Warmer Mulled Wine Festival, exciting family photo moments, weekly shopping evenings with gospel choir performances, festive performances at the Royal Opera House, ultimate festive dining experiences and much more.

The Dolce&Gabbana Holiday Market Piazza pop-up opening times are:

• 10am – 8pm Monday – Saturday, 12 – 5pm Sunday in November
• 10am – 9pm Monday – Saturday, 12 – 5pm Sunday & Bank Holidays in December
• 10am – 8pm Monday – Saturday, 12 – 5pm Sunday & Bank Holidays in January

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Dolce & Gabbana Make A Case For Sicilian Patchwork

Weaving together the history of Italy would take a lifetime, but Dolce & Gabbana attempted it in one collection. On their SS21 runway the theme was clear: Patchwork is going to be big. The designers referenced their own backlog, noting their spring 1993 runway as part of their own inspiration. Both collections heavily plucked details from the ’70s, but today’s presentation felt refreshingly modern.

Inspired and dedicated to the city of Sicily, Dolce & Gabbana wanted to capture the spirit of Italian artistry with “fatto a mano,” or handmade craftsmanship. Within each patchwork look—and there were many in this 98-look collection— was a demi-couture approach of one-of-a-kind pieces that literally and figuratively thread together the past with the present. Fabrics from the brand’s archives were interwoven with freshly acquired textiles. The result was a mix of polka dots, floral brocades, denim, and more, cut together in a multitude of silhouettes for every fit and fancy. The chaotic richness was a whirlwind of details that span decades, but their hashtag #DGSicilianPatchwork brought it into 2020.

Click through to see every look from Dolce & Gabbana’s spring-summer 2021 runway show.

Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana

Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana

Courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana

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