Mildly predictable or a fashion house doing what it does best? While I will leave you with that question lingering about in your mind, I have already formed my own opinions of this season’s Dolce & Gabbana men’s show. It is too early to compare this collection to the others yet to take come, but the modern man that Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have brought to life on the runway this season certainly tops my list so far.

As Amy Winehouse’s – “Love is a Losing Game” played in the background and Madonna’s current object of affection made his runway debut, the mood was set for a carefree occasion. Which later became interesting with the new addition of clutch bags.

Naomi Campbell may not have made a sneak attack onto the runway this year in next to noting, or even at all, but with intricate beaded and crystallized jackets that later closed out the show certainly take her part. Leaving for a increasingly sweet taste left to savor as the show came to an end. Though some argue that seeing the same thing each season, just in slight variations may be a bit tiring, the mission that Dolce & Gabbana man sets out for each season has yet to be fully accomplished.

That being, to completely change men’s fashion from bland and blunt to distinct and unable to ignore. While we still need our basics, life would be a pinch brighter with ripped denim cuffed jeans, oversized nights, and interchangeable white button-ups. Though I don’t think I encourage the majority of the male population to hop aboard the shirt-inside-speedo trend. It might have looked great on the women in Prada’s Resort 2010 collection, but not best on the mass majority of men today.

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