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D&G Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
Decisively tame for D&G, the latest spring outing treats their man to a preppy picnic, complete with fitted polos and cardigans. Donning espadrilles and relaxed khakis, the resort feel is fueled by an attempt to make tropical prints cool again. Alternated with checks, leave it to Dolce and Gabbana to make a passé fad relevant once more.
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