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Posted Jan 24, 2011
Some serious business around jackets and trousers has been going on and the
outcome is: smart and defined proportions achieved in soft and light fabrics.
Your linen is king this season so love it, adore it and adorn it. No need to go
very far, Dolce&Gabbana has everything that you need. All the combos are
possible or acceptable as long as you go for at least one white splash, to be
clear, that you get hold of your white suit to complete your wardrobe.
The central piece is the jacket because it tells us about your tailor and about
your taste. A modern man cannot afford to go out of the house without a blazer
and we are not being funny here. It is not about keeping tradition, it is about
being a gentleman or… nothing. No other option.
So say “hi five!” to the new sartorial jacket with no lining, it feels like a
shirt and looks best when wrinkled with rolled up sleeves. An instant cool
appeal that does not compromise with elegance.
Linen is HIS this season, it is raw and rough. So masculine in a word.
Play formal attire on the beach with a 3-piece short suit. The waistcoat adds an edge. Unmissable this look certainly is for any man who claims himself to be trendy.
For a good catch, we will never repeat it enough: WHITE SUIT.
To replenish your black on black closet offer, add a timeless black suit, to
be fitted and worn with a
tie.
See Fashion Show Video on Swide
Dolce&Gabbana Video Must Have SS 2011 on Swide
Styled by Yuri Ahn.
Text by Delphine Hervieu.
Source: Dolce&Gabbana
Fashion Show Photo by: Monica Feudi,Gianni Pucci
Backstage Photo by: Luca Cannonieri and Michele Morosi
Dennis Valle
Photo Credits: Pietro Izzo , Annarita Vizzari
Photo Credits: Octopus,Corfu 1938 Heribert List Estate, Hamburg
At the Mediterranean Sea, Liguria 1936 Heribert List Estate, Hamburg
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