THE BAARIA MAN

Dolce & Gabbana’s romantic dream.As in a movie,

Dolce & Gabbana’s fashion parade wants to give emotions.

“We don’t really care much about clothes – provoking – we care about the feelings!”

So the models come out in small groups, telling a story made of clothes, celebrating Sicily: a remake of the undershirt but knitted – the last coming out, with 90 guys all together, is a citation of the first fashion parade of the duo, exactly 20 years ago – torn denim jeans, velvet, moleskin.

The images of Baaria fill the catwalk

“That movie has been a first glance love” the fashion designers say and some scenes of it gave origin to this creative work.

Sicilian character, sensuality, the sartorial skill: it is a return to the origins, but without homesickness.

Emporio Armani has presented a collection based on gray tonalities, illuminated by flash of fluorescent colour.

“Anatomic” tight trousers, short jackets with small shoulders:

“It is a practical fashion – Armani says – only those ones having a certain body can dare to wear it”.

Return to the origins also for Burberry, tending to use a military style in everything: oversize silhouettes for the parka with sheepskin lining and skinny line for the waterproof spongy wool coat.

Very dark blue tailor finish denim.

Zegna celebrates the a hundred years anniversary of the firm, it dusts off the n. 1 fabric making it lighter, creating a series of gritty clothes to be combined with the polo shirt.

Trussardi plays combining leather, deer, tartan for classical but never boring clothes.

Pignatelli presents a Doctor Zivago style sheepskin coat.

C.p Company puts the hood to everything, to the shirt too and puts the antismoke mask on the coat.

Jil Sander makes more precious cabans and blazers with removable details of the same colour.

Costume National melts together the rock suit fabrics: the knitted fabric gradually becomes cloth, the pinstriped fabric becomes flannel.