Lace is a Dolce&Gabbana classic. A bastion of the brand’s heritage and style, and one of the factors which have earned Dolce&Gabbana so many loyal fans through the years.
Intricate patterns, reminiscent of ages past are a popular choice amongst women and a well explored stylistic choice by Dolce&Gabbana. The luxurious and sometimes racy qualities of lace make a lady feel sexy but not vulgar, due to the fabric’s links to tradition. Dolce&Gabbana have masterfully imbued these qualities on many items of their collections- from dresses to accessories.
Bianca
Balti wears a dress which embodies all the qualities which seduce when it comes
to Dolce&Gabbana’s use of lace. The generous portion of bare skin and the
transparency of the lace are sexy, yet the silhouette and girlie skirt make this
dress a stylish oxymoron. The crochet raffia hat with crochet flower
applications, which can largely be considered a cousin of the lace family, .are
the perfect piece to place atop this look. And for a textured yet less invasive
final touch, these tulle peeptoe booties tie the outfit together.
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lacey accessories are some of those ideas that have made Dolce&Gabbana the
new masters of this ancient craft. Whether its lace socks inside sandals, tulle
booties, or raffia crochet bags lace is always present. Within that iconic style
of utilising well known and well loved materials in innovative ways, the new
weaved patent Dolce Bag is a special addition.
For
an all over lace look- an empire line scalloped lace dress is cutesy and sexy.
The matching mini bolero/caplet is as sweet as it is pretty. Accessorise with a
lace Dolce Bag and satin purple sandals to complete this 2012 bon ton look.
Lace
for Dolce&Gabbana is a special material which allows the designers to
display and challenge their abilities. Precious macramé transformed into sinuous
dresses and suits are a Dolce&Gabbana must have.
For more lace looks and accessories visit our online boutique.
Styled by: Yuri Ahn
Written by: Valentina Zannoni
credits: Dolce&Gabbana
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