“In the impression of a magic music box, which reveals its precious jewels one by one, Dolce & Gabbana presented Fall/Winter 2006/07 collection.” The theme for this collection seems to combine once again sophisticated allure of imperial feasts and the romantic style. I love first outfit and it’s also comfortable.
Last winter I’ve also chosen to wear fur jacket, tight knickers with high boots. Tight knickers and jodhpurs accentuate the silhouette and create a long line when worn with high boots. This winter I can accessorize a little more and still have a modern look wearing it.
Let me think…maybe a triple belt. Belts add a layer, as does a string of beads or extra jewellery, perhaps a gold necklace, a torque or chains. What about this Fendi Red Belt? I think it will really show my waist 
OK…so I’ll wear it even if I will have to work my tummy out a little harder… or maybe if I’ll grip my belt a little, it will bring me the perfect silhouette look!?
D&G designed for women on a romantic, sexy and glamorous weekend in the snow. Knitwear appears for dresses, micro shorts, bodysuits, boots, bags and even underwear. An extremely luxurious revisitation for all mountain-wear: the ski suits in hi-tech material, that shorten and reduce themselves to a second skin, quilted jackets with borders in Mongolian fur. Snowflakes in precious Swarovski decorate the clothing and even the moon boots. Denim dark blue with white stitching, always worn with pure white sweaters and red on velvet skirts or sweaters with sequins. On the D&G catwalk, special t-shirts displaying a frame from Madonna’s last video, “Sorry,” created exclusively for the women’s winter show. The t-shirts are a warm-hearted tribute to one of D&G’s greatest admirers.Let me know your opinion on this collection!
November 1st, 2007 at 11:12 am
Dolce & Gabbana make awesome stuff and this collection is no exception!
I see a lot of people wearing fake D&G shirts and jeans - plain with logo printed one - that´s sad because D&G often breaks fashion rules in a nice way ( just look ad their ads! )!