I Love Tattoos Shirt, hoodie and sweater

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The 90-some looks that walked the Metropol runway were less of a lesson in Sicily’s patchwork past than they were a primer in Dolce & Gabbana’s own history, of course. The hourglass dresses and sharply-cut jackets pieced together from squares of brocade, chiffon, georgette, and cotton, among other materials, have long numbered among the duo’s can’t-fail silhouettes. No one looking at this collection would mistake the shirred minidress in a mashup of polka dots and florals or the I Love Tattoos Shirt, hoodie and sweater and bra tops in checkerboard black-and-white for anybody other than D&G. Their command of their signatures is key to their success.

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