Wallpaper Magazine UK September issue the dolce and gabbana FW13 baroque collection

Wallpaper UK puts a halo on Baroque

Valentina Zannoni More from this author See all team

Wallpaper UK is known for its unsurpassable design taste and for gutsy fashion choices. In its September issue, the magazine explored the baroque trend, and of course the Dolce&Gabbana FW13 collection featured prominently.

Model Bara Holotova, wearing a Dolce&Gabbana gold embroidered black lace dress is some sort baroque apparition. The modern day couple cavorting in the corner of the building’s courtyard seem not to notice her. Yet she’s there, with her pearl encrusted crown of thorns, a gold halo behind her and her steady, ghostly gaze.

dolce-gabbana-FW13-baroque-collectio-onWallpaper-September-issue A very impacting image, true to Wallpaper UK and true to the Dolce&Gabbana inspiration at the same time.

Credits: Wallpaper Magazine UK

Photographer: Pierpaolo Ferrari

Stylist: Francesca Cefis

Model: Bara Holotova

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