Milan Fashion Week

Originally posted on February 28, 2018.

Yesterday, I discussed drones being used in the Dolce & Gabbana handbag collection show.

But what about the line’s actual clothing show? Did that feature models or drones?

I’m happy to report that the show featured fully human models. No robot replacements here.

Some standout pieces from the show included a dusty blush pink coat, which swept past the calves, that featured royal-looking floral embroidery in shades of yellow, blue and pink.

The look was paired with a white button-up top with a white bow-tie, fishnet stockings and yellow, patterned pants.

The look featured large “LOVE” sunglasses in hues of red and pink. The “L” and “E” both stuck out past the model’s ears, giving her a cartoonish look.

The cartoon continued with the purposely poorly done pink wig thrown atop the model’s head.

The wig featured a blush pink that matched the coat, ringlet curls and jewel-toned floral accessories clipped in at the front of the head.

Another piece showcased a red, flamenco-style dress with huge layers and ruffles throughout.

The dress’s voluminous sleeves, billowed from the model’s shoulders, while the neckline puffed out in the same manner.

The model wore a pile of gold jewelry and a red flower in her slicked pack bun to compliment the look and enhance the flamenco-style of the dress.

But did we miss the drones?

Hardly. While there is shock value in floating handbags, there is no true replacement for a living, breathing model.