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Posted Jun 29, 2009
If you're after a literaly one-step way to add a touch of innovative elegance this coming Fall - look no further than Dolce & Gabbana's Fall/Winter accessories.
It's the easy way to scream "look at me I'm so fashion forward" without having to dye your hair/move cities/be profiled on a fashion blog.
Take a leave out of the 1920's surreal artists such as Man Ray and Dali and reinvent fashion - one step at a time.
Look down on fashion's faithful in their last season ballerinas and opt for a pair of suede platforms with surreal detailing.
Having a bad hair day? Let your jewellery do the talking with Baroque inspired necklaces made of intertwined turquoise, coral and shells.
Bored of 'frenemys'? Dolce & Gabbana's new platform shoes can take the place of a so-called friend with styles featuring engravings of women's faces.
Other platform designs include surreal leaves in contrasting suede colours.
'Less is more' is quite frankly a dull concept. Show the world what you, and your necklace have to offer.
Layered necklaces offer a rich, vintage look that screams "look at my heirlooms".
"Tell it to the shoe because the face isn't listening". A platform shoe and a listening ear? Could a girl possibly want more?
Added to next season's necklaces are charms that include antique style stopwatches and minature books. It's time for your very own Alice In Wonderland moment.
We guarantee a necklace like the one featured above will ensure five-star where ever you may go.
And finally - we'll be on the look out for these platform shell shoes this summer. If you're not lucky enough to find a magical pair on the beach - you know where to run when August turns to September.
To view the entire Fall/Winter 2010 Dolce&Gabbana catwalk collection click here www.dolcegabbana.com/dg/fashion-show
To see more Fall/Winter 2009 Must-Have pieces see www.swide.com/Style/Must-Have
Source: Dolce & Gabbana
Image Credit: Yuri Ahn for Dolce & Gabbana
Photo Credit - Catwalk: Monica Feudi
Photo Credit - Backstage: Luca Cannonieri
TAGS: dolce&gabbana fw10 luxury magazine online magazine fashion magazine trends fashion style luxury surreal baroque dali man ray fall/winter accessories platform shoes necklaces
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