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Posted Sep 30, 2009
We all know that girl that we pass as we walk doewn the street. She looks effortlessly dressed down, hip, cool and yet sexy. When we try the look at home it tends to look more thrift shop than Rodeo Drive - and which is where D&G's new downtown hip uniform will ensure next season's dressing doesn't have to feel like you're taming wild animals.
Short and sweet. Suede hotpants are teamed with denim to give a downtown summer vibe perfect for a summer city look.
Pretty mini-skirts ensure there is nothing masculine about being a cowgirl. Team with boots and denim for a workable daytime look.
"Here's looking at you kid"
The designer's iconic corset gets an urban twist in denim.
Whether it's the South of France, New York or the streets of London - this is one look that can take you everywhere you private jet cares to stop.
Rich hues of caramel, brown and camel create a sophisticated look that's both wearable and practical.
Start working out your pins now as all legs get a look-in next season in short suede hotpants inspired by lace.
Layer the look inspired by British street style to add a quirky edge. This is one cowgirl who's at home in the city.
Suede pieces are soft, supple and luxurious ensuring no-one will ask you to take a horse to water.
And the other news? Bumbags are back - in leopard print of course. If the 80's flashback doesn't inspire you, try a soft leather slouchy style bag instead in rich hues and D&G's signature leopard print.
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To view the entire Spring/Summer 2010 D&G catwalk collection click here www.dolcegabbana.com/dg
Source: D&G
Image Credit: Yuri Ahn for Dolce & Gabbana
Photo Credit - Catwalk: Monica Feudi
Photo Credit - Backstage: Luca Cannonieri & Dennis Valle
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