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London literally dances around its handbags
Last week Dolce & Gabbana opened up its doors to the party set as it transformed itself into a club for one night only. Plus the occasion gave rise to our latest discovery, how to be in two places at once. Click here to find out how...
| Jul 23, 2009 | History > DG Archive
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Eye swide shot: Are cameras the new cocktails?
We love a party, but what we possibly love more are the poses. At a recent London party we noticed it was the clinking of cameras rather than ice-cubes that excited the fashion pack.
| Jul 16, 2009 | History > Behind The Seams
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London prepares for its DG set
There's nothing like the promise of quite literally dancing around handbags to bring out the British capital's finest. London's Dolce & Gabbana boutique will open its doors this evening to Little Boots, Gareth Pugh, Paloma Faith, The Noisettes, Kelly Rowland, David Gandy, Skin, and Goldfrapp amongst others with music from Roisin Murphy and DJ V.
| Jul 9, 2009 | History > DG Archive
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Caught in an A-list tramezzino
It's show time and I get to celebrate Domenico Dolce's birthday with the A-list
| Sep 25, 2008 | History > Behind The Seams
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At 27, Dolce&Gabbana have achieved an impressive status, client base and cult following. The brand’s capacity to take the artistic traditions and aesthetic of Italy and make them their own is unsurpassable and highly romantic to fashion lovers. Their idiosyncratic designs, ironic take on classic dress and the brand’s emblematic items have all contributed in making Dolce&Gabbana a household name. For this instalment of our archive lead considerations of what makes up the Dolce&Gabbana DNA we concentrate on maybe one of the strongest statement the designers have made over the years: the corset.
When I was a child, my parents used to take me to a little village, where we would have almond “granita” and collect fresh water form a little drinking fountain, afterwards. This little place is called Scopello and it was time for me to return to my childhood and explore as an adult.
The scenario is…you are only in London for 24hrs. This doesn’t have to mean being stuck in your hotel wanting but not knowing what to do. Enlightened travellers continually ask the question - What would a Londoner do? Have no fear Luxury London is here…
There’s no need to go far afield to exotic locations to find adventure. In recent years adventures have been rediscovering urban winders right on our very doorsteps. Urban Exploration, known also as Urbex or UE, is an (often illegal) activity that explores unseen or unknown sights in the urban environment.
It appears that Ivan Olita’s scouting has led him straight to New York City’s very own scout, a movie location scout to be exact. Nick Carr’s job means that he gets to explore every nook and cranny that NYC has to offer, allowing him to discover the hidden details that many wouldn’t see. Ivan Investigates…
Whilst collaborating with Swide for The Matt Silk Collection SS12 video, Luca Finotti gave us the chance to get him in front of the camera for an exclusive interview. Whether it’s talking about his love affair with the camera, his views on what ‘ugly is’ or how he keeps himself sane, the up and coming fashion director was as natural in front of the camera as he is behind it.
The Cannes Film Festival is the epitome of European high glamour on the French Riviera. Sun, surf and…suits. Swide catches three stars who put their best foot forward in Dolce&Gabbana. Gerard Butler, Mathew McConaughey and Zac Efron got suited up to face the onslaught of press photographers that infest every event at Cannes.
Kylie Minogue has had a very very good week indeed. Sparkling brighter than ever at the Cannes Film Festival premier of ‘Holy Motors’, wearing Dolce&Gabbana, and then causing explosive reaction throughout the internet when her new single and video ‘Timebomb’ was dropped today.