Tag: Dolce & Gabbana
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Saks Fifth Avenue store in Almaty – the first of its kind in Kazakhstan
Saks Incorporated Announces Opening of Saks Fifth Avenue Store in Almaty, Kazakhstan The growing and vibrant Almaty, Kazakhstan has its own tri-level, approximate 91,000 square foot Saks Fifth Avenue store – the first of its kind in Kazakhstan. The new store will include a VIP Club for both women and men and offer an ongoing…
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EcoEthic at Pitti Bimbo: A real eco-ethical revolution in kids’ fashion
The latest trends in kidswear at Pitti Bimbo 75: ecological and sustainable, made in respect of nature and labor. “EcoEthic”: ecological and sustainable, made in respect of nature and labor. This is the trend for children’s fashion for the upcoming Spring-Summer 2013: a joyful world that is replacing a palette of dark colors, according…
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Dolce & & Gabbana Couture: Italian beauty and romance
Once again haute couture is considered to be a safe haven in a recession-plagued economy. Far from the classic couture environs of Paris, Dolce & Gabbana announced it will launch a couture collection, following in the footsteps of Armani and Versace. To maintain the very private allure of the couture, to avoid critics and all…
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Snapshots of Italian life: Dolce&Gabbana fall winter 2013 men’s campaign
The Dolce & Gabbana Fall Winter 2013 Menswear campaign looks like a set of family portraits. Weddings, Christenigs, Sunday morning mass. Actors Francesco Scianna, Brenno Placido, Flavio Parenti, Carmine Recano and Gianmarco Tognazzi are at the centre of the shots full of Italian beauty and romance, supported by the statuesque beauty of Bianca Brandolini D’Adda…
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Dolce & Gabbana menswear spring summer 2013 tarantella
Dolce&Gabbana Menswear Spring – Summer 2013 show pays homage to its Italian roots. Rustic prints were mixed with soft fabrics. Add to this Dolce&Gabbana signature tailoring, an unusual cast, and a Sicilian theme for the entire presentation during Milan Fashion Week on June 23. The young Sicilian male models were accompanied by a Sicilian folk band that played…
