Brazil is the market everyone is looking towards. The country’s ever-growing middle class are amounting exorbitant fortunes, with lifestyles to match. With a strong European heritage, the Brazilian middle class look towards Europe for fashion advice, especially Italy due to the large percentage of Brazilians with Italian heritage.

  

 Many Italian fashion houses have opened up boutiques in the main Brazilian cities, and not least Dolce&Gabbana.

The December issue have dedicated a 10-page spread to the Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda Collection. To further the dream of Italian luxury and the dream that is Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda, so aristorcratic and full of traditional heritage, the gowns are worn by three of the most famous noble sisters of the Italian social scene: Bianca, Coco and Georigina Brandolini d’Adda.

Bianca is a spokeswoman for the Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda Collection. She was present as a godmother at the launch of the line in July 2012 and is a long time friend of the brand. For two seasons Bianca has also starred in the Dolce&Gabbana Campaigns, both in the womanswear and menswear.

Coco and Georgina are set to become not only ambassadors of that old time Italian elegance they perpetuate, and that Dolce&Gabbana finds so bewitching, but they’re set to become increasingly influential in the fashion world as a whole.

Vogue Brazil dedicates a spread to Italy as a whole: tradition, family, charisma, and fashion all rolled into one, well two: Dolce&Gabbana.

Credits: Vogue Brazil

Photographer: Roxanne Lowit

Stylist: Yasmine Sterea