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- StyleCiara Sheppard
83-year-old Sophia Loren's timeless beauty stole the show
Iconic actress Sophia Loren wowed the crowds at the Italian label's Mexico City show, where she wore a floral print and a fur stole.
- StyleMatilda Long
Kate Middleton steps out in green again with Dolce and Gabbana coat
Just days after the Baftas, Kate Middleton is once again turning heads in hunter green.
- StyleKerry Justich
Jennifer Lawrence's killer red carpet style
Jennifer Lawrence's red carpet style is sheer perfection.
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Miley Cyrus Wears Dolce & Gabbana Despite Recent Political Statement
After a vocal social media feud, Miley Cyrus and Stefano Gabbana seem to have put their differences behind them.
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Miley Cyrus Seemingly Shades Melania Trump by Speaking out Against Dolce & Gabbana's Politics
Miley Cyrus‘ little brother Braison made his catwalk debut at the Milan fashion show for powerhouse Dolce and Gabbana recently. Miley congratulated her brother and praised the designers for giving her family a platform to be creative, yet in the same post she slammed them saying she, “didn’t agree with their politics.” Congrats @braisonccyrus on walking in your 1st runway show…. It’s never been my little brothers dream to be a model as HE is one of the most talented musicians my ears have ever been given the gift of hearing…. ...
- StyleMaggie Parker
Dolce & Gabbana Renames $2,675 Dress to Honor Kate Middleton
Dolce & Gabbana is rereleasing a dress the Duchess of Cambridge wore and naming it after her: the Middleton Bow-Embellished Cady Midi Dress.
StyleLauren TuckMelania Trump Smolders in Cocktail Dress Next to Hijab-Clad Emine Erdogan
Melania Trump might have been born in Slovenia, but through her fashion she’s proved to be a true New Yorker. On Thursday evening at the Royal Castle of Laeken in Brussels during a spouse and partner event, the first lady of the United States wore a black off-the-shoulder lace dress.
- StyleAlexandra Mondalek
Dolce & Gabbana Rips Off ... Its Own Clothes
“What can be called ‘new’ in clothing?” Yves Saint Laurent asked an Elle reporter in 1971, after the release of what critics deemed a tasteless retrospective. “From peplum to stockings, everything has been done and redone a hundred times.” Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce, the founders and creative heads of Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, did more than pay tribute to their archives; they recycled parts of them in their most recent runway show. Three of the dresses presented during the Feb. 26 Milan Fashion Week event had already been shown on the D&G runway — 12 years ago.
StyleDora Fung6 Need-to-Know Trends from Milan Fashion Week
Three cities down and on to Paris we go! After five days of shows and presentations in Milan it’s time to say arrivedecci — but first, a look at the trends that defined the week. Milan has always felt a little stuck in a time warp and mainly because of their classic craftsmanship and the quality of the goods they produce but this time, I am talking about Milanese’s taste in music. The music at so many shows was a straight up throw back to the 80s, from The Cure “Friday I’m in love” at Alberta Ferretti, Pat Benatar’s “We are Young” at No.21, Tiffany’s “I think we’re alone now” at Attico, to Patsy Kensit’s “I’m not scared” at Blumarine, Milan has been all about the throw back rather than the future.
StyleMikelle StreetJustin Bieber Was All Over the D&G Milan Runway, Despite Not Actually Attending
After its influencer-filled show for menswear, Dolce & Gabbana is back with another tactic, no doubt focused on bringing in millennial eyes. What is more effective at bringing in teenage girls than social media influencers? Justin Bieber. Welcome to the Italian brand’s latest scheme.
BeautyAlexandra PerronWhat’s that Smell? Your New Fragrance
Your moisturizer’s a bit thicker and you’re not leaving the house with wet hair, but what about your perfume? It might be hard to ditch your summer scent as you cling to fall’s brief sunshine, but it’s time to let them go (for now). Girl is a heady, woody scent that plenty of boys will want to wear, too. Marc Jacobs Daisy Dream The newest addition to the Daisy fragrance family, this one is as light and airy as you would expect thanks to notes of blackberry, jasmine, and coconut water.
