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Italian couture titans Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana muse on what makes their style unique and why, unlike some luxury brands with billion-euro turnovers, they remain fiercely independent By Avril Groom Designer duo Stefano Gabbana, left, and Domenico Dolce remain bold spirits in the fashion world STEFANO BABIC Dolce & Gabbana’s fall/winter 19/20 show—held as usual in their own fashion theatre in Milan—was elegant and, by their standards, surprisingly restrained. Entitled “Eleganza” and with the words “Fatto a mano” (made by hand) embroidered on some dresses, it drew attention to the timeless crafts that are essential to their beautifully constructed tailoring and exuberantly embellished evening wear. In place of the over-the-top inclusions of recent shows—such as casts of hundreds and stars like Monica Bellucci, Isabella Rossellini and former French First Lady Carla Bruni Sarkozy—instead the spectacle included a black-and-white video of the designers’ workrooms, which looked almost as if it had been filmed in the 1950s. After a somewhat controversial year, it was a reminder of their origins in the glorious bella figura of Italian style, in the Catholic culture, lush gardens, and food, in their love of gold-braided pomp and even the gangsterism of Dolce’s native Sicily. It was a marked shift in emphasis from high-octane glamour to powerfully alluring investment dressing, but, as proudly independent designers, Domenico Dolce 29 NetJets
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