Dolce & Gabbana’s products

When they founded the company together 28 years ago, Domenico Dolce (Domenico Dolce) and Stefano Gabbana (Stefano Gabbana) may not have thought about making money, but Since then, Italy's fashion world's rebels have amassed fortunes that put them in the billionaire club.

As they prepare to launch their latest collection at a series of international fashion shows in spring 2011, their lawyers will be working behind the scenes. In 2011, the parent company of the Dolce & Gabbana brand reported revenue of less than 15%. billion dollars. According to Italian legal documents, the two once-close partners each owned 50% of the private company. Using our estimation method and the price-to-revenue ratio of similar public companies, Forbes magazine estimated that their respective net profits Assets exceed $1 billion.

The two designers - who often attended banquets and sailed on yachts - gained wealth by selling their decadent and sexy lifestyle to the public. Dolce & Gabbana's aesthetic appeal was popular with consumers, and they The products designed include not only clothing, but also perfumes, bags and accessories.

Over three days in January and February 2011, a Milan judge will hear testimony from Italian tax officials and other witnesses who accuse the two designers of evading more than $500 million in taxes. The tax involved $1 billion in royalties, and in 2004, the two designers sold the Dolce & Gabbana and D&G brands to their Luxembourg-based holding company.

Dolce, 54, and Gabbana, 50, deny any wrongdoing. After his acquittal was overturned by the Supreme Court in 2011, Stefano Gabbana told Women's Wear Daily, "Our consciences are clear. This is God's decision... We pretend it's It doesn't exist. We don't think about it every day."

Dolce added, "Tomorrow is a new day and we never do this for money...please put that aside. Write it down.”

Dolce and Gabbana are likely to appear on Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s billionaires in March. They will join American designer Tory Burch as fashionistas who join the ranks of billionaires, second only to Diesel founder Renzo Rosso, who made his fortune through the denim fashion brand. He gained wealth and joined the billionaire club in December 2011.

In 2011, the two designers decided to close their low-priced sideline brand D&G (think $80 slogan T-shirts) and focus on developing their mainline brand Dolce & Gabbana. In September 2012, the two designers released their first haute couture collection, which was met with enthusiasm by the fashion press (Vogue magazine said the gowns were "stunning," and they were not shy about their praise).

They claim they have no interest in taking the company public -- at least not in the foreseeable future. Nor would they sell the company to a powerful fashion giant like LVMH. In a 2011 interview with the Financial Times, Dolce explained that they "didn't want the money."

Kidswear

DOLCE & GABBANA PROGRAM In July 2011, the first season of children's clothing in the brand's history was launched. The children's clothing series will include daily casual wear, underwear, beach wear, accessories and shoes. Among the most popular ones are a lilac purple party dress with sequins, a mini tuxedo with a spotted bow, a tweed jacket, and some designs influenced by Baroque art, such as angels and flower patterns. Skirt, Chinese silk blouse decorated with white lace.

Perfume

Dolce & Gabbana Dolce & Gabbana's eponymous women's fragrance chooses natural and authentic basic qualities. At the same time, it contains intelligence, sensitivity, gentleness and sweetness, showing elegant, noble and charming femininity.

The female fragrance of the same name has not only become a novelty among many perfumes, it will definitely stand out as an innovative masterpiece that attracts attention, waiting for the most gentle contact with women.

Dolce & Gabbana Pour Homme The world-famous fashion brand Dolce&Gabbana launched its heart-stirring men's fragrance in 1996. The designer believes that perfume is an important symbol for men to express their souls in front of women, and it is also a presentation that highlights their own style. . So this spirit was integrated into the design of the exciting men's fragrance, which makes women's hearts flutter at first sight!

Dolce & Gabbana L Eau The One L’eau the one extracts the essence of Eau de Parfum and injects a new elegance: a mysterious floral fragrance from the East, exuding a fresh fruity fragrance, soft, light but full of charm.

Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue The secret weapon for blooming sexiness. Dolce & Gabbana light blue perfume is advertised as a Mediterranean tone, including the smell of the ocean and sunny days, citrus fruit flavors, Mediterranean plants, etc., with the purpose of making people feel The pleasant mood of sailing in the Sicilian Mediterranean is also the function of this bottle of perfume.

Dolce & Gabbana Rose The One is as romantic as wandering in a sea of ??roses, blending pink grapefruit, peony, Bulgarian rose and white musk, with a dazzling pink bottle cap, gorgeous yet elegant.

Dolce & Gabbana Sicily Dolce & Gabbana launched the newly launched Sicily Eau de Parfum in 2004. Sicily women's fragrance uses special raw materials to evoke our childhood memories. The top note is transparent and pure Sicilian bergamot. Coupled with the fresh and fragrant jasmine, it conveys a gentle and refreshing atmosphere. The succession of honeysuckle, black pearl roses and sweet hibiscus are filled with the purity and smile unique to youth. The aftertaste is soft and sweet hibiscus and celery, plus a touch of musk, blended with delicate and smooth vanilla to make the feeling more pleasant and refreshing.

Dolce & Gabbana The One The one emerged from the unparalleled vision of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, two designers renowned for their ability to combine contemporary luxury with the fascinating traditions of the Mediterranean. Well-known, the one is the brand that creates a well-known perfume that is different from other perfumes. The one is gold, a perfect expression of rich style and classical form, the essence of luxury.

The world of DOLCE&GABBANA is full of emotion, tradition, culture and Mediterranean atmosphere. As summer approaches, Dolce & Gabbana has launched two limited edition perfumes, namely Light Blue "Dreaming in Portofino" for women and "Nature Living NatureStromboli" for men, which perfectly interpret the Italian coast. Romantic and charming feeling.

The fragrance of the Mediterranean tells the relaxed memories of summer, and the new Light Blue awakens the absolute summer mood. Drawing on the soul of each resort, these aromatic scents make you forget the present and return to that unforgettable moment of intimacy and romance.

Dreaming in Portofino Eau de Toilette for Women: The top notes are sun-bathed lychees and musky okra seeds, blended with creamy iris and intoxicating floral notes of osmanthus. The scent of resinous amber and woody patchouli drifts leisurely, leaving a subtle trace of velvet, recalling that golden time of infinite contemplation.

Living Stromboli Men's Eau de Toilette: Combining freshness and sexiness, this unprecedented aquatic mineral light fragrance is known as a "woody fragrance". Pure, powerful and masculine, zesty top notes of citrus and pink pepper transition naturally into fresh aquatic notes, which are accentuated by a clear note of geranium. Smoky amber paired with patchouli and moss vetiver engages all the senses.

Jewelry

Love is the best catalyst for beauty, and the design of Dolce & Gabbana’s 2013 spring and summer series of jewelry follows this path. In addition to delicate and delicate flowers, heart-shaped gemstone inlays create unique necklaces, earrings and various art-level items. These hand-carved works show the most charming posture of women with enchanting and romantic classical style patterns.

New accessories

Dolce & Gabbana’s 2013 spring and summer accessories are sweet, dreamy and colorful. Embellished with complex prints and fine hand-made three-dimensional weaving, the charming Sicilian style of spring and summer when flowers are blooming is everywhere displayed.

Autumn and Winter Fashion

Designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are still inspired by their beloved hometown Sicily for the 2013 autumn and winter. Religious themes are still the core of this autumn and winter series, but this season A little more concrete - the golden mosaics of religious patterns in the Cathedral of Monreale in Sicily.

Byzantine decorative art, Sicilian murals, gorgeous gem inlays, and crowns with a sense of religious rituals. Each piece has a strong Catholic religious color, but Dolce & Gabbana cleverly uses romanticized People who come to the language of fashion focus entirely on its gorgeousness and elegance.

Black lace is the eternal theme of Dolce&Gabbana, and the sexy perspective is the best way to highlight the romantic style of Sicilian girls. It is worth mentioning that, for the first time, Dolce&Gabbana’s stage featured a cardinal-like bright red color, which may be a manifestation of religious ideas.