Stefano Gabbana

Follow my blog with bloglovin´  Dolce Gabbana The Golden Beams Collection for Holiday 2009 A trio of modern-minded golds - Yellow Gold, White Gold and Rose Gold - glaze, flicker and interact to reveal one sublime look that is at once sexy and glamorous. “Gold has always been a Dolce & Gabbana signature,” notes Stefano Gabbana. “This collection, based on three shades of gold,” adds Domenico Dolce, “encompasses the sensual, natural and romantic nuances of surreal femininity.” A Key “Golden Beams” Look A seductive shimmer informs a play of matte neutrals and golds to create a complete face of beauty for the Holiday season ... Read Full Story

Photo Agency. Fashion great Giorgio Armani is engaged in a war of words with top designers Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce , Reuters reports. It all started with a pair of pants--quilted silk trousers, to be exact. At Milan Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2009 Menswear, Dolce & Gabbana showed a pair that looked strikingly similar to a design featured by Armani the following day. The snarky accusations commenced. Armani said of D&G after his show, "Now they copy, later they will learn." Dolce & Gabbana shot back a real zinger in a statement: Armani never has been an inspiration source for us and we stopped ... Read Full Story

In lieu of talking to reporters before their most recent Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2010 fashion show, designers Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce chose to speak to the world over YouTube about the inspirations and themes behind the new collection. Amusing items of note: 1. Notice that every inspiration photo on the wall features only their own pieces. 2. Listen to them explain the significance of the red leopard (LAY-O-PARD) print vs. the blue leopard (LAY-O-PARD) print. So visionary! Read Full Story

>> In what is being alternately called “the most acidic row to hit the fashion world in 15 years,” and “Trousergate,” Giorgio Armani accused Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana of copying his Fall 2008 quilted pants (left) and putting them on their Fall 2009 runway Sunday (right). Armani is notoriously bold about defending his designs, and noted that Dolce & Gabbana used a design he claimed as his own no less than 16 times on the runway: “I would understand if they were nobodies. But honestly!” It’s not every day that one high-end designer will accuse another of copying — the most recent similar ... Read Full Story

Clebs at Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s “Fabulous Night in Cannes” party on Friday—that is, if you could get past the pouffed shoulders. Kerry Washington, Dita Von Teese, and Peaches Geldof all wore Dolce & Gabbana dresses with exaggerated sleeves. They weren’t quite the ear-scraping variety found on Rihanna’s Met gala smoking jacket, but they came close. The designers themselves, who are in the news today facing (and vigorously denying) tax evasion charges, put on the most bella of figuras—both sporting tuxes and bow ties but going sockless. Fabulous, indeed. Read Full Story