Dsquared2 Pre-Fall 2013

[Stereo_Flo]

The Jazz Age and the vibrant atmosphere of Harlem’s Cotton Club served as main references for Dean and Dan Caten’s seductive yet cool Dsquared2 collection. The lineup, ideal for a contemporary Josephine Baker, focused on Forties-inspired silhouettes. Feminine wool pencil skirts were cut high-waisted with under-the-knee lengths. They were paired with silk blouses and structured outerwear, such as a sophisticated wool coat in a deep orange.

Providing the collection with a young, urban glamour, the Caten brothers also worked denim in patchwork boyfriend jeans and a washed shirt worn under a cropped leather coat matched with baggy silk crepe pants.

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[anlabe32]

What is that fourth look?

 

[MyNameIs]

I can't see anything here behind that awful styling and atrocious photography.

 

[ad041715]

There are some nice individual pieces here, but yes, the styling is horrific.

 

[elle_gb]

I feel like it's like two different collection put in together. The styling was off for me.

 

[vandekamp]

It's.... interesting...

beautiful model though. this styling and photography though oh my god...

 

[ScarlettLover]

Those pink pants with that jacket.

I like the whole jazz age inspo, but this is a mess.

 

[ultramarine]

Shoes with socks? Whats this? 2010??



This gets the worst styling award of the season (if not the year).

Some of the pieces are OK

 

[KemAlnagdy]

Oh dear, this is no good!

 

[AnaO]

Meh. This contains some basic pieces I'd be happy to wear, some boring pieces fit for a conservative, 50-year-old primary school teacher, and a cutesy pink dress that I'd totally love - if I were 9. I usually expect more fun and creativity from Dsquared. And don't get me started on the styling...

 

[TianSoFine]

The second look is alright, but I'm not really liking much else. I think the biggest problem is the styling. Are the socks really necessary?

 

[JoeF]

Borning. Oh god, the styling.