Swide Magazine by Dolce&Gabbana

Women this Fall/Winter will be dressed by very feminine and sophisticated prints mixed together or simply full-print, playing with fabrics and cuts. Impeccable and timeless, an eulogy to women’s strong and fierce character.

Women this Fall/Winter will be dressed by very feminine and sophisticated prints mixed together or simply full-print, playing with fabrics and cuts. Impeccable and timeless, an eulogy to women’s strong and fierce character.

 

Light and flirty polka-dot dresses using transparencies to add something absolutely ethereal and recreating the feminine attire. Polka-dot is a recognizable symbol, but cuts and fabrics varied by different combinations add the ultimate touch.

 

Sicily, usually known for its deep black dresses contrasting with the rock-sunny background, uses big red floral tapestry prints that get transformed in fitted dresses mixing tradition with a modern sensuality.

 

Three leopards, or three sizes, mixed together in different combinations, creating a new refined effect whilst combined with polka-dots. Prints are key, as is creating different juxtapositions.

 

Tweed, originally a man’s fabric par excellence, can be adapted to feminine attire when worn with exclusively feminine prints.

 

Lace and flowers on a black background, what at first seems the tale of a romantic walk, is in fact a mystical mix of tradition, perfection, ostentatious beauty taking its source from its source.

By Yuri Ahn

Text by Acelya Yonac

Source: Dolce&Gabbana

Fashion Show Photo by: Monica Feudi,Gianni Pucci.

Backstage Photo by: Luca Cannonieri and Michele Morosi/Gorunway.com, Dennis Valle.

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