Greek Myths and the imaginations that gave birth to the ceaselessly
romantic takes of love, war and shape shifting gave are the inspiration
behind the Dolce&Gabbana.
MYTHOLOGICAL SICILY
The Dolce & Gabbana Men’s Summer Collection draws inspiration from Sicilian mythology, whose Greek origins are still retraceable in places such as the Valle dei Templi of Agrigento, at the majestic amphitheatres, like the one at Taormina, and at the Tempio di Apollo of Syracuse. Creativity and tailoring research are the cornerstones of the collection, where the fantastical, triumphs in the prints of antique gods such as those of Zeus and Apollo, whose effigies are present in the whole collection.
The Dolce & Gabbana Men’s Summer Collection draws inspiration from Sicilian mythology, whose Greek origins are still retraceable in places such as the Valle dei Templi of Agrigento, at the majestic amphitheatres, like the one at Taormina, and at the Tempio di Apollo of Syracuse. Creativity and tailoring research are the cornerstones of the collection, where the fantastical, triumphs in the prints of antique gods such as those of Zeus and Apollo, whose effigies are present in the whole collection.
Symbolic of their legendary force is the impeccable
and rigorous tailoring research, which has always been an integral part
of the style of Dolce & Gabbana. As well, the chosen imagery of the
subjects represented is purposeful: Zeus represents creation and
absolute force, while Apollo is the sun, the light, the positivity and
the beauty. On the catwalk, once again, are Sicilians chosen by Domenico
Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, representing the modern Ulysses.
SHAPES Stretch silhouettes.
FABRICS Different weaves of linen and linen organza and georgette, silk net, shantung and cotton.
COLOURS White, beige, brown and black. Touches of red, bright blue, silver and gold.
PRINTS They represent classic mythology through the faces of Zeus, Apollo and of antique temples. Furthermore, prints of the antique coins of the cities of Catania, Syracuse, Taormina, Enna and Messina.
ACCESSORIES Shoes in intertwined leather, crochet or raffia. Sandals that recall those worn by the gods of the tradition. Sicily leather weekend bags.
FINALE Suits in stretch fabrics in dark colours.
SOUNDTRACK Original music by Ennio Morricone from “Nuovo Cinema Paradiso” by Giuseppe Tornatore.
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