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Posted Nov 17, 2010
Sean’s work of art inspires us to go back to our closet and happily find Dolce&Gabbana pieces form previous season or just let the desire of acquiring some new designs to invade us. Paying tribute to the brand’s DNA via a film noir look & feel, the 3D graphic story is framed in black thick paper. Sean knows the brand very well and features most of his favourite campaigns.
Follow Sean Haikal as he unveils the inside of his very own DG archives.
A hand-made bound album to keep and to cherish, may we ask for a copy? Sweet!
Check how Sean Haikal celebrated Dolce&Gabbana's 20th menswear anniversary on Swide.com.
Text by Delphine Hervieu.
Sources: haikalciumlowfat.blogspot.com
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