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Posted Nov 1, 2010
The starting point and leading element of the looks is the jacket. Softness
through refined velvet, body contours emphasized by preeminent lapels on fitted
cuts, the work has been perfectly done. It is now up to you to pick your style,
your fabric and build your winter fashion story. Feel like looking back on what
made the golden years of Sicily; are you as well much inspired by the movie
Bariaa directed by Giuseppe Tornatore? Then you must just follow your
mood and get on with your outfit.
A blazer that says it all, elegant whatever option you choose. Vintage or timeless classic, you cannot go wrong. What you will wear underneath will precise the tale you are about to reveal.
A simple shirt underneath a thick waistcoat with matchy-matchy trousers; Yes the 3-piece suit does work and to be honest always will. It is elegant, the recipe is simple but the result is just fabulous.
For boys to become men we strongly recommend the Sicilian traditional suit made of a classic white shirt, black thin tie and a Martini black suit.
For the rusty boys in town that fancy Coppolas the heavy tweed suit version is a must. Raw edges, confused hemlines tucked inside chunky boots: the 2010 definition of a casual chic.
Are you a denim fan? Grab the waistcoat of the full velvet suit. Play the jeanius with Dolce&Gabbana signature pieces.
The must have is the velvet jacket and the 2010 lesson is that fashion clichés are so yesterday. Velvet for men is not from the past, it is very much now.
Styled by Yuri Ahn.
Fashion Show Photo by: Monica Feudi,Gianni Pucci
Backstage Photo by: Luca Cannonieri and Michele Moroso, Dennis Valle
see Video Must Have Dolce&Gabbana Mans Fashionshow FW on Swide
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