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Suiting up for next season’s cold, Michael Kors no doubt put the luxury in fashion, crafting a rich collection of camel hues that placed his man at the wealthiest of ski resorts. Loosely draped with ease, wrinkled fabrics provided the collection with a casual authenticity, while functionally chic outerwear and accessories set the tone. Altogether, a smart blending of classic garments with contemporary silhouettes resulted in a collection that set Kors apart from his peers.
Dolce & Gabbana tones down the luxe factor this season with a varied collection of the usual pieces, but a gritty element. Void of color and not afraid of a rip, hole or two, the range’s most notable pieces are found in the disheveled tanks, knits and longjohns. Alternatively, Dolce & Gabbana’s man, who is known to work with his hands is championed by the oil-like wash given to the collection’s denim. Finally, speckled knits, tweed and velvet find their way into this season’s offerings for those special occasions.
After a short wait, Dolce & Gabbana have released their spring 2010 campaign in its entirety. Photographed by Steven Klein in New York this past fall, the campaign features Dolce & Gabbana regulars Adam Senn, Noah Mills, Sam Webb and David Gandy.
Dolce & Gabbana’s faithful cast of regulars pays off big when paired with the photography of Steven Klein for the upcoming spring season. Photographed by Klein, Adam Senn, Noah Mills, Sam Webb and David Gandy relax into a convincing Italian meal with the boys.
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