Dolce & Gabbana Menswear F/W 2024.25 Milan
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This is very good. The production, the drama, and the clothes were fabulous. A return to formality.
I’ve always loved very HF formal wear…Dior Homme FW06, Gucci menswear fall 2002 and so and so…
A hit!
I’ve always loved very HF formal wear…Dior Homme FW06, Gucci menswear fall 2002 and so and so…
I get the vibes but D&G have that authority in menswear that is lacking with Vaccarello. Vaccarello looked like womenswear on skinny guys. This looks like menswear with some spices of feminity.
A hit!
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Absolutely. It's more YSL by Tom Ford than Anthony's SL. Just lushly luxurious.
Very good to see this duo finally getting over their midlife-crisis of desperately seeking to be down with the children, and designing for their age-- not their shoe size.
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It's not my taste, and I won't say it's perfect (the denim and the see through blouses are out of place), but I do respect it for being a well-made, chic collection with a clear narrative - as well as being a nice watch. The men look great. There are hints of Dior Homme Fall 06.
I really commend the D&G duo for figuring out when they needed to re-brand. From tacky and repetitive shows/campaigns of the 2010s, which were chasing the nouveau rich money (specifically among younger Asian clientele, rappers/musicians, and aspiring influencers) to chic collections and Steven Meisel campaigns again.
I really commend the D&G duo for figuring out when they needed to re-brand. From tacky and repetitive shows/campaigns of the 2010s, which were chasing the nouveau rich money (specifically among younger Asian clientele, rappers/musicians, and aspiring influencers) to chic collections and Steven Meisel campaigns again.
Did Karl Templer style this ? It feels like something changed behind the scenes.. It is way more subtle, wayyy wayy better styled but also constructed and even the production. Though it was quite minimal, it was very dramatic but just the right amount of drama.
And the clothes look desirable. Which is something I havent felt for a very long time when it comes to DG. The big coats, the evening wear, the eimpeccanle tailoring and even the denim. It all feels just right and very much on brand. In a way the Dolce man always had a certain feminine sensitivity. And this is clearly an aesthetic that is now cemented in the menswear vocabulary accross any runway. However when other designers think it is enough to just put men in ill fitting boring skirts or put twinks in silk blouses, they manage to hint at feminity while also at the sanme bring a hyper-hunkness to the table. A big part is due to the casting ofc ( delicious for lack of better word). But also the overall allure.. the cut is just reall really good.
What a beautiful suprise. I guess Domenico and Stefano are ready, or at least, trying to rreally re-enter the fashion discourse.
And the clothes look desirable. Which is something I havent felt for a very long time when it comes to DG. The big coats, the evening wear, the eimpeccanle tailoring and even the denim. It all feels just right and very much on brand. In a way the Dolce man always had a certain feminine sensitivity. And this is clearly an aesthetic that is now cemented in the menswear vocabulary accross any runway. However when other designers think it is enough to just put men in ill fitting boring skirts or put twinks in silk blouses, they manage to hint at feminity while also at the sanme bring a hyper-hunkness to the table. A big part is due to the casting ofc ( delicious for lack of better word). But also the overall allure.. the cut is just reall really good.
What a beautiful suprise. I guess Domenico and Stefano are ready, or at least, trying to rreally re-enter the fashion discourse.
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I believe the stylist is Simone Rutigliano. Not sure how early he started styling the shows but I suspect sometime around the men’s S/S 2023 collection.
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According to Models.com, the stylist is Karl Templer.
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Best decision they've made in 15 years to be honest, Karl has singlehandedly lifted this brand out of the gutter. Just a refresher- this was just three years ago lol.
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Is it real fur ?
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all this fake upholstery fur isnt doing it... just use real fur and have it made to order.
fur aside, the clothes were exiquite but the show/presentation itself was a bit boring and dated.
fur aside, the clothes were exiquite but the show/presentation itself was a bit boring and dated.
