For Dolce & Gabbana, only style transcends fashion: the simpler a piece, a classic like the tuxedo, the more perfect it is—eternal, free from the constraints of time.
But style needs to be asserted, refined, and renewed. Nowadays, Dolce & Gabbana can create a tuxedo multiple times, improving it and making it different each time. It’s by perfecting essential pieces that they have created a personal and recognisable style: the Dolce & Gabbana woman can wear a tuxedo while always feeling fashionable, with its simple and rigorous lines that accentuate her femininity.
To Dolce & Gabbana, designing a tuxedo means offering timeless elegance, deeply rooted in our sartorial culture. It means giving women a classic wardrobe that, escaping from current fashions, allows them to be more self-assured.
Dolce & Gabbana have always found their style through women; their designs have never been abstract, but they are pieces that live and breathe on a woman’s body. “We love fabrics such as nets, veils, and lace that create transparencies on women’s bodies and cuts that highlight their sensual forms. With our stylized pencil stroke, cut on white paper, we also dress the dreams, ambitions, and desires of the Dolce & Gabbana woman,” says the brand. “Ours is a love story with women, and through the tuxedo, we are shaping women’s tailoring. A union of contrasts: masculine and feminine, austerity and seduction intertwine, allowing every woman the freedom to express her idea of style.”
Black is the signature of the collection, lit up by precious dresses made of crystals. Dolce & Gabbana love black because it asserts, designs, and stylizes. Everything becomes simpler, linear, and sartorial: a black suit is a pencil stroke, a pure line. It represents mystery. Stay up to date on the newest in the world of Fashion, Arts, Beauty and Lifestyle; Follow FAB on Instagram.
The linear elegance and the sophisticated simplicity of the tuxedo highlight femininity: a woman in a tuxedo captivates through her elegance, ambiguity, and seductive power.
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