Dsquared S/S 2014 Milan

[MartiniKiss]

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[Fatalefashion]

Just a Great collection, nothing new.

Dsquared2 | Spring Summer 2014 | Full Show

 

[christian zh]

I swear, this is their best collection after F/W 2008.

 

[valliaddict]

Literally every look down that runway was ripped off from John Galliano's Dior. It's not even the tiniest bit discreet.

 

[Avogadro]

Only one word..Cheap ..

 

[MyNameIs]

It wasn't necessarily bad, although derivative and not really on trend. But my main question about it is, where did this come from? It's NOTHING like what they were showing the last few seasons. The transition felt very unnatural, gimmicky and kind of desperate.

 

[UpperEchelon]

I've got some Versace or D&G vibes from this collection, it's nothing that I'd expect from a DSquared² show. It isn't bad, it's just not as exciting as their collections usually are

 

[Luxx]

Can someone explain the appeal of a grandma panty peeking out from beneath a short corset then topped off with a Thanksgiving cornucopia?

 

[LagerfeldBoy]

This was horrible. I was even enjoying their last couple of collections, but the styling and overall designs feel dated and cheap.
While their menswear was fun with the whole Hawaiian inspiration, this is more 1950s family on a family vacation in Hawaii as an inspiration. They really could've done a fab job with such a fun theme yet they disappointed me.

 

[gossiping]

i am kind of sad because their last season collection was beautiful, this was a bit sl*tty and i didn't like the tight outfits at all...i only liked the bright orange colour they used in a few looks, that was gorgeous!

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

Some young designers fight to get money for their collections. Others have the money and make ugly, useless, repetitive, tacky clothes...

 

[jeanclaude]

Some young designers fight to get money for their collections. Others have the money and make ugly, useless, repetitive, tacky clothes...

SO true! It is such a waste of resources just to make another boring retro collection.