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Looking back at Dolce & Gabbana throughout its storied and glamorous history, Amica enlists photographer Christopher Morris to shoot Italian actress Margareth Madè in the designer duo’s seductive garments. From lingerie to menswear inspired suits, Dolce has always brought high luxury to the world of fashion.
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Contrast is key to Versace’s spring 2011 collection. Light and dark. Lustrous and matte. Clean and patterned. Opposites truly attract in the Italian fashion house’s latest outing. In addition to the reoccurring theme of contrasts, the Versace logo made an appearance on a few pieces used as a decorative design. Know for its sexiness and glamour, there was certainly not a shortage of skin on the runway with interrupted silhouettes broken up by PVC inlays or cut-outs. Ending with a finale of fringe decorated gowns, seduction took runway form.
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Presenting a collection of modern luxury, Gianfranco Ferré takes its woman for a night on the town with the spring 2011 line. Offering a bevy of sexy silhouettes ranging from flirty minis to fitted pants, designers Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi deliver confident allure for the third day of Milan Fashion Week.
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Emily DiDonato takes the role of sea goddess for the October edition of Numéro. Lensed by the Solve Sundsbo in a setting of majestic blue waters, Emily dons an array of lustrous garments styled by Franck Benhamou (2b Management).
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Known for experimenting with prints, the spring 2011 outing from Etro presents a collection of lush fabrics paired with a muted color scheme of neutrals. With prints ranging from psychedelic to tribal inspired, designer Veronica Etro juxtaposes resort casualness with sumptuous glamour for the new season.
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