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June 29, 2021

Runway Magazine 2021 issue

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Runway Magazine 2021 issue. Fashion Weeks reviews from New York, Paris, Milan, London. Spring-Summer 2021, Fall-Winter 2020-2021 trends. Reviews of best looks and best sellers of the year. Best looks from Milan Fashion Week: Alberta Ferretti, Bottega Veneta, Dolce Gabbana, Elisabetta Franchi, Emilio Pucci, Emporio Armani, Ermanno Scervino, Fendi, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Iceberg, Jil Sander, Max Mara, Missoni, Moncler, Moschino, Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tod’s, Versace. Best looks from New York Fashion Week: Philipp Plein, Jeremy Scott, Brandon Maxwell, Christian Cowan, Christian Siriano, Helmut Lang, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Rodarte, Tory Burch, Vera Wang, Zimmermann. Best looks from Paris Fashion Week: Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Balmain, Celine, Chloe, Comme des Garcons, Elie Saab, Givenchy, Lacoste, Lanvin, Loewe, Maison Margiela, Mugler, Off-White, Paco Rabanne, Rick Owens, Saint Laurent, Schiaparelli, Shiatzy Chen, Thom Browne, Stella McCartney, Valentino, Zuhair Murad, Jean-Paul Gaultier.

Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue
 

Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue


Runway Magazine 2021 issue



March 3, 2021

Best of Milan Fashion Week Fall 2021-2022

I, Eleonora de Gray, Editor-in-Chief of RUNWAY MAGAZINE and all our team of professionals and experts in support of Milan Fashion Week Digital for Fall Winter 2021-2022 season used an advanced technology and Human Intelligence to bring you LIVE events, collections and reviews. We adapted to new fashion environments by utilizing a combination of different cognitive processes. We actively used the mental actions of quick acquiring knowledge of styles, and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses, based on massive knowledge of the 50 years of the fashion and trends, remembering almost each and every piece, details and technics, analyses and critiques, and proposing different solutions in the trends. These are higher-level functions of the brain and encompass our reviews, perception, and expertise.

So it is safe to say, without celebrating our excellence (reference to some press-releases we received), that designers presented during Milan Fashion Week creative styles, designs and absolutely new eco-responsible technologies. And the colors, lots and lots of colors, from funky to classy looks.
Bobo or Bohemian style presented in Milan is not a peasant trend, so well developed by Dior, or pseudo-intellectual velvet wave from Gucci, but very refine and elegant.

New York and Paris for last several seasons (count 2-3 years) go for black, grey, brown, beige in 50 shades of sheer. All designers produce the same looks, which is almost impossible to identify – flued oversized silhouettes, cut by zippers here and there, with sewed hope for the best.


The most innovative and creative collections for Fall Winter 2021-2022 season

Alberta Ferretti Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Alberta Ferretti Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Blumarine Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Blumarine Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Elisabetta Franchi Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Elisabetta Franchi Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Emilio Pucci Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Emilio Pucci Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Emporio Armani Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Emporio Armani Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Fendi Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Fendi Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Giorgio Armani Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Giorgio Armani Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Luisa Beccaria Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Luisa Beccaria Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Missoni Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Missoni Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Moschino Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Moschino Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Salvatore Ferragamo Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Salvatore Ferragamo Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Valentino Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Valentino Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Philipp Plein Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Philipp Plein Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Milan by RUNWAY MAGAZINE



February 28, 2021

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022. Review by Eleonora de Gray, Editor-in-Chief of RUNWAY MAGAZINE.

Well, after recent fiasco with Men collection Fall Winter 2021-2022 this collection is indeed “Back to the feature” or “Rewind” or “Remastered” experience created by two great designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. There’s indeed a glitch of Philipp Plein, and not only me had to notice, but the pink or golden glossy pants are not exactly only his signature. But there are also “Street Tagging”, “Chinese Street”, “Star Wars”, “Astronauts”, “Baseball”, themes.

Non need “to celebrate the excellence”, like it says in the press-release, as there’s no such thing as perfection. Although there’s indeed very important research related to artificial intelligence, new technologies in general which became a part of fashion, shown by models. Dolce & Gabbana and the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) in this Fall Winter 2021-2022 show brought up research in the technological field and its infinite applications, fashion included.

The multifunctional humanoid robots iCub and R1 (thinking of “Star Wars”) were involved in the event, the result of IIT’s highly specialized research activity in the field of service robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Here also overlapping a little bit with Philipp Plein who showed during Milan Fashion Week a show for Spring Summer 2016 season, where models were served by the robots.

The idea of this Dolce Gabbana collection is to show how technology and craftsmanship, two different worlds, might come together. The looks for this collection were inspired by robotics research and Artificial Intelligence, and based on the looks created by Dolce Gabbana in 90s.

Let’s start from the technology. Dolce Gabbana presented I’d say “cyber-fashion” : artificial colors, fake textures and digitally enhanced features, kaleidoscopic high-tech materials, morphing wools with plastics, and vegan “things”. The designers had employed technological evolution to develop real, tactile fabrics that brought the look of virtual reality into the material world.

And what is morphing from 90s to this futuristic collection is the transformation of their LEOPARD PRINT. Everyone has a jacket or coat, black classic tailor or denim, with leopard print inside. Even Vice-President of United States Kamala Harris has one, and wore it at the Inauguration day. So this collection shows leopard prints outside in artificial yellow, red and blue colors. These colors were used on the leather, denim, polyester and silk, and applied by new technological methods.

Another known element, like we say DNA today, from Dolce Gabbana past which developed trough the years is the patchwork, amazing craftsmanship and traditional Sicilian and Italian patchwork. This patchwork also find its place in this new futuristic collection. Look how sparkle…

Themes:
“Street Tagging”. The show starts with very colorful pieces bomb-painted looks.
“Chinese Street”. The most admired and reproduced by billion “fashion looks” of Chinese streets Dolce Gabbana put up on absolutely new very luxury level.
“Star Wars” and “Astronauts”. Designers came up with very futuristic looks of the “blown up” goose-down jackets and coats in addition to specific face coverings due to pandemic. Let’s add here new marketing wave to make all “exploring cosmos”.

There are couple of other themes like “Baseball” or “Old Classic” (I don’t want to say Chanel-ish), themes and style of today and everyday life transformed and morphed by the new technologies applied to traditional fabrics, created a “New Touch” or “New Punch” of this Fall Winter 2021-2022 collection of Dolce Gabbana. Next step to use “Vegetal leather” out of apple skin, like Tommy Hilfiger produces for the second season.

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE

Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE
Dolce Gabbana Fall Winter 2021-2022 by RUNWAY MAGAZINE



February 4, 2021

Dolce Gabbana Men Fall 2021-2022 - Scandalous Plagiarism

Dolce Gabbana Men Fall 2021-2022 - Scandalous Plagiarism. Review by Eleonora de Gray, Editor in-Chief of RUNWAY MAGAZINE. Please consider this article as PLAGIARISM CHECK TOOL / 100% Free and Accurate!
Being big admirer of Dolce Gabbana, their creative and innovative approach, great quality, devotion to “Fatto a mano”, support to many Italian artisans and crafts. Well, at least I was. I understand the idea of “Family”, I have my family, and I’m very devoted to mine. But the resent changes in the house of Dolce Gabbana became the sorrow for the eyes. So the new heirs, starting from new CEO Alfonso Dolce, brother of Domenico – only family members, are to carry out creative plans for generations. Good plan… doesn’t work though. All 2020 year Domenico and Stefano started the transfer of creative power from them to the new creative directors and marketers from Domenico Dolce family.
This collection suppose to represent according to press-release the story of the designers who grew up in 80s-90s. Yes, there are dozen of absolutely fabulous jackets / looks of Dolce Gabbana. But what it really represents is 100 pieces of “mix-and-match” of Jeremy Scott-ish, Philippe Plein-ish, Moncler-ish, Gucci-ish… even 2-3 jackets Chanel-ish…. But where’s Dolce Gabbana? Great creative Italian House with Opera and class??? And this “America” song of Justin Bieber for 20 min gave headache. Los Angeles looks mixed with looks for Harlem boys and pimps are suppose to represent new marketing tactic?
And what’s the point to go for plagiarism suddenly? Well noted that the most commercial looks of the big houses were picked by “Family Affaires” team to reassure maximum sales. UPS!
The collection looks like a collection of very rich emerging brand. PLAGIARISM – that what we never could even imagine in Dolce Gabbana House. So let’s mark down what is borrowed and copied.
Jeremy Scott, Artistic director of Moschino, showed Ready-to-Wear Fall-Winter 2019-2020 in February 2019, and this collection made a buzzzzz and had a huge success, specifically in Asian markets.
Next – CHANEL. Can you imagine women jackets on men… well… very feminine men? Now you do with this new Dolce Gabbana Menswear collection for Fall-Winter 2021-2022. Even Olivier Rousteing, Artistic Director of Balmain, didn’t dare to go that far… Even the jewelry, which comes with these Chanel-ish jackets looks like Chanel, with DG on them of course. Was there tribute or something Dolce Gabbana forgot to mention to Chanel?
This look I love the most – classic CHANEL tweed, with classic CHANEL pearls, and the classic CHANEL black bag by…. by… DOLCE GABBANA.
Next in line Philipp Plein Fall-Winter 2020-2021
Noticed something Moncler-ish???? From these wonderful Moncelr Genius collections launched couple of years ago where several designers present their view and creative interpretation of Moncler? Yep, here we are. Moncler by Pierpaolo Piccioli Fall-Winter 2018-2019 got the hit. You can also check this fabulous collection of Pierpaolo Piccioli for Moncler 2019-2020.
Or and by the way Dolce Gabbana choose the male model, who’s slightly… no, a lot looks like Ezra Miller, who wore one of these coats for the premiere Fantastic Beats 2.
So it appears that each and every look, taken from other fashion designers or brands, was very well calculated in relation to the impact on the market it did 1 or 2 years ago. And when it comes to the timeless pieces like Chanel looks – these ones of course were taken with precaution and modified in relation to the 80s – the Chanel before Karl.
I also can add here couple of Gucci looks…. and the looks of Snoop Dogg wears pimp coat… oh, sorry pink coat… that is probably where these Gucci looks are coming from in Dolce Gabbana Men Fall 2021-2022 collection.
Please consider this article as PLAGIARISM CHECK TOOL / 100% Free and Accurate!


Jeremy Scott Fall-Winter 2019-2020 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall 2021-2022


Jeremy Scott Fall-Winter 2019-2020 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall 2021-2022


Jeremy Scott Fall-Winter 2019-2020 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall 2021-2022


Jeremy Scott Fall-Winter 2019-2020 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall 2021-2022


Chanel Classic White Jacket VS Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


Chanel Classic Black Jacket VS Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


Chanel Classic Black Tweed Jacket VS Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


CHANEL 15a runway Paris Salzburg collection with crystal Gripoix buttons


Philipp Plein Fall-Winter 2020-2021 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


Philipp Plein Fall-Winter 2020-2021 vs Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


Moncler & Pierpaolo Piccioli Fall-Winter 2019-2020 by Ezra Miller vs Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022


Moncler & Pierpaolo Piccioli Fall-Winter 2019-2020 by Ezra Miller vs Dolce Gabbana Fall-Winter 2021-2022