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Dirk Bikkembergs Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

Next Generation Sportswear–Dirk Bikkembergs seeks out the elegant side of sports for his fall/winter 2013 collection. Bringing together leather, knitwear and fur with hi-tech construction techniques, graphic inlays and color blocking give life to a new vibrant range. Contrasting volume-injected pieces with garments ...
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Giorgio Armani Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

Armani’s Touch–It was all about the touch for Giorgio Armani’s latest Fall/Winter 2013 Collection. Showcasing a rich variety of heavy-weight fabrics, including luxe cashmere, patterned knits, thick wools, lavish velvets, chunky furs, and even crocodile, Armani played heavy on the tactile nature of fashion. ...
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Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

Dsquared2 Civilians–Dsquared2 heads to the 1940′s with their latest collection, selecting an all-black cast. Mixing tailored civilian pieces with militaristic ensembles, the season’s theme was clear. Executed with their signature camp, the offering was light and fun, but sophisticated. Double-breasted ...
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Diesel Black Gold Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

Psychedelic Rock and Interplanetary Travel–Embracing their rock ‘n’ roll edge, Diesel Black Gold imagines their very own rock band for the fall/winter 2013 season. On a world tour–the Cosmic Tour, the iconic style of Jimi Hendrix influences the collection with a certain flamboyant quality married ...
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Moschino Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

A Taste of Moschino–Taking an alternative route from the bold prints of previous seasons, Moschino approaches the fall/winter 2013 season with versatility and subtlety. The show was held in a restaurant, the idea being that the collection would cater towards a wider demographic, like that of a tasting menu. Head designer ...
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Belstaff Fall/Winter 2013 | Milan Fashion Week

The Golden Era–Looking to images from the 1950s and 1960s, Belstaff chief creative officer Martin Cooper was inspired by the culmination of luxury and senseless abandonment in the lives of racers. The perfect attributes for a collection, Belstaff’s motorcycle-chic aesthetic demonstrated an effortless cool with ...