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NEW AGE
While some fashion houses are
looking outwards to stay relevant
in today’s fast-paced industry,
Dolce&Gabbana has chosen to
look inwards instead. Its rich
heritage is now being utilised to
reinforce the brand values of
sensuality and grandeur. Gone are
the days of cookie-cutter concept
stores: The Italian luxury label has
collaborated with fi ve acclaimed
architectural companies to
completely reinvent its boutiques
worldwide into unique cradles of
cultural conversation. Embark on
the grand tour from Milan, Tokyo, and even New York—each
boutique is a unique embodiment of 21st-century classicism.
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The cool of the bed
linen with the warmth
of the sun; the creamy
luxe of silk satins; the
faded fl oral wallpaper
of an Art Deco
apartment down in
Soho... These are
evocative scenarios
that very few can
resist. They also
form the moodboard
for Eres’ newest
collection. See the
return of the hip-
hugging shorts, fi tted
blouses and romantic
Chantilly lace patterns
atop bodysuits.
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From left:
Ring, $600;
ring, $600;
earrings, $800,
Givenchy
Whether the
brick walls of
New York or
the grandeur
of Venice,
elements of
each city have
also been added
to the stores
The collection’s
muted colour
palette exudes a
subtle sensuality