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By: Julia Smith
An ode to the jazz age, Dsquared’s collection
was full of high fedoras and flawlessly formed tailored pieces; a combination of tailored coats in dusty
tints and evening gowns that were seen on 20s socialites Dan and Dan Caten
stayed true to their core designs adding tons of embellishments to their
clothing.
The collection started with long business
suits with fur trimming and chunky necklaces, then moved on to more evening
looks with the same length in dresses, the collection remained uniform up until
the fabulous velvet trimmings and highly coveted fur coats made an appearance.
All in all the collection was a fresh masculine and feminine combination, which
is nice to see since most womenswear collections are focused on the softness,
Dsquared combined it with an edge that was refreshing.
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