Spring/Summer 2006 D & G

[UK2004]

Anyone had a look at the new clothes ins hops and noticed how cool D & G range is? They seem to do perfect clothes at the moment for peopel whow ant well made nice designer clothes but dont want pink, dont want super rbight colours, dont want to stand out like a lemon but still want to look cool, I salute Dolce and Gabbana for their cool new range!

P.S. A couple of brands have gone awful with their new stock.

[doughnut]

luv d&g it gets better every year!

[AcelinFromNorth]

I prefer Dolce & Gabbana. Goodies by D&G often looks too cheap and teeny. But I had to admit that I own couple pairs of shoes and jeans, belts and one jacket.

[UK2004]

Hhmm Doughnuts a perfect woman, looks lovely and likes D & G!!!!!!

Acelin I don't agree I think all their ranges look cool this year.

I was in Harrods the other day and they had some designer who had done shirts specially for Harrods, they were around £500 each and the texture was nastyness and they looked pants, yet they had D & G shirts for £175 that looked superb they were really nice to look at and the textures were lovely and soft the kind of shirt I like to wear, I think their clothing across all ranges is really nice at present.

[maximiliano]

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[CD]

UK2004

What is it this year with designers/brands teaming up with stores?!

In Harvey Nics they had a few designers/brands creating exclusively for them! Even had a Harvey Nics & ??? label in the garments!

Does any else think thats really tacky? Seems on a par with 'Designers' at Debenhams!!! At least those designers are way past it & are trying their hardest to get their last ££s before they are finished for good!! But these designers/brands that are teaming up with Harvey Nics/Harrods are (were) respectable!

I would personally be put off buying one of these garments. The individual designer/branded garment - yes! Shopping in Harvey Nics/Harrods - yes! But together? No - not for me!

[UK2004]

Im really glad someone felt same way as me, I thought the Harrods emblem ruined the shirts, they were rubbish anyway but the Harrods thng really tipped it for me, much prefer plain old designers label inside and not the addition of the store. Definetly agree with you prefer to purchase designer inside department store and not a mix of the two thing inside the clothing.

My mum bought a D and G long sleeved top today for my bro's birthday, had more loely polo shirts as well there.

[angelina]

d&g is like the dark horse of fashion and thats what makes it so special.

[UK2004]

Got to put my 2p in on the sizing issue now!

Went with girlfriend yesterday to try on two polo shirts both D & G. One is thin material grey with a littel bit of writing on it and the other is a reddish orangish colour thicker material. They only had large in the grey one and had an xl in the reddish one. I am 5ft 10 and pretty much constantly 12 stone, the grey one had my arms popping out and was flat out too small and the red one was also too tight uncomfortably so. It definetly wasn't teh cut as you could feel that one size bigger would be perfect, in other words a double xl, I can't see why they stock or make the sizes so small, I am naturally quite strongly built and boxing has made my shoulders and upper arms and chest very developed but I don't think tha should mean I need a double xl, my brother is 6ft 3 and 14 stone and I know he wouldn't be able to get either on without ripping them. It's about time that these main brands woke up and started doing bigger sizes or adjusting how they make the sizes so they come up bigger.

Does anyone know if D and G do a double xl??????

[dumb5]

this is the designer sizing deal -

brands make mens clothes small so that men can feel good about buying XL XXL XXXL clothes and feel big and strong.

and

brands make womens clothes big so women can feel good about buying XS XXS XXXS clothes and feel sexy and slim.

its psychological marketing.

As for D&G i think they go up to XXL.