At Dolce & Gabbana, the presence of cavaliers signals the return of a wardrobe that wraps around like a suit of armor. Large overcoats are back, a sign of protection. The traveling man needs to be warm, and what better way to cover up than with fur and skins. With interviews Kris Van Assche (Dior Homme), Véronique Nichanian (Hermès), Hamish Morrow (Dirk Bikkembergs), Silvia Venturini Fendi (Fendi)At Dolce & Gabbana, the presence of horsemen signals the return of a wardrobe as enveloping as armor. Large overcoats are back, a sign of protection. The traveling man needs to be warm, and what better way to cover up than with fur and skins. (itw) The novelty in these materials lies in the search for innovative textures, going so far as to use exceptional dyeing processes.(itw) Even to the point of creating new furs. (itw) Of course, urbanites will prefer a few touches of fur to coats, jackets and blousons. Leather, shearling and suede are also very popular. And what could be more trendy than opting for a luxurious detail, such as the edges of a hood or the lining of a coat? More discreet, fur doesn’t lose its main asset: warmth. The equestrian spirit remains, but this time in a modern, elegant style.
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