Dolce & Gabbana sent out 90 models down the runway this past Saturday to celebrate their 20th anniversary in men's wear. Seven Brazilian models walked the show: Marlon Teixeira, Evandro Soldati, Francisco Lachowski, Max Motta, Alexandre Cunha, Luiz Afonso, and Christopher Meireles.
Visit Dolce & Gabbana for a video of the fall/ winter 2010 show.
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This is, by far, my favourite mens show of all time. The models look very masculine in their clothing, most of which I would actually wear. I also like that they were sent out in groups (out of necessity for the shear number of models, of course) rather than marched out one by one like soldiers.
Posted by: Vince | 01/19/2010 at 04:43 AM