Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce welcomed the Telegraph Magazine’s Luke Leitch backstage the FW13 womenswear fashion show. Amongst a cornucopia of velvet, gilded accessories, tulle and baroque embroidery the designers spoke about fashion, their beginnings and their place in history. Here are Swide’s 10 favourite quotes from the interview.
- “You know, when that line of models go out on the catwalk I get a very strange feeling. Because when those girls go, my job is finished. I don’t even want to look at the clothes, because now they’re not mine. They are for everyone, not a secret anymore.” Domenico Dolce
- “ We were a really good example for any couple-gay or straight-because so many times when a love story ends you eat all the house, all the money” Stefano Gabbana
- “I love women because she is a woman; the breasts the hips the waist, the femininity.” Stefano Gabbana
- “Maybe this is the reason why we make a man like a man and a woman like a woman. WE get letters from people who say, thanks to you I found my husband or my lover. They send us wedding pictures.” Stefano Gabbana
- “Like bloggers today, molto, too much. I had everyday a different look, 20 pairs of trousers.” Domenico Dolce
- “ We cried. It was like getting to the Olympics. You see the calendar and it says: Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace, Gianfranco Ferre… we cried.” Stefano Gabbana
- “We believe in fait and destiny.” Stefano Gabbana
- “My ambition and Domenico’s is to make one style for the rest of our life. We will die, but people will look in a book and see a picture and say: this is Dolce&Gabbana style. This is the goal”. Stefano Gabbana
- “ When we started we wanted to be a big maison, to make everything. Day by day that came true, so now we want to focus in it, refine it.” Stefano Gabbana
- “ I know we’re lucky. Just for one thing, to have met each other, its so difficult to find a friend, to find a wife or husband, But when you meet important people, like he is to me and like I am to him. This is luck.” Stefano Gabbana
Interview by: Luke Leitch
Photographs by: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Credits: Telegraph Magazine
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