Diesel Black Gold Spring 2009

The Fashionisto

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Published September 9, 2008

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Updated January 19, 2015

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Haters to the left…

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I’ve turned a new page and am quite impressed with the direction Diesel is going with their Black Gold line. I might not love everything, but I respect the designers for trying to bring something new to Diesel. It’s exciting. Lastly, I’m hoping that the black band around the waist of two of the models is a cummerbund. Fierce! I lied…one more thing! I’m curious to see more pictures of the bag (beige one that is hitting the floor) Sean is carrying. The shape is intriguing.

Pictures from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week


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