By Cordejha Lewis Following the rise in popularity of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), Italian powerhouse Dolce & Gabbana exploded onto the scene with its innovative collection, Collezione Genesi. The Venice inspired collection featured nine pieces with only five having physical designs, while the other four were sold exclusively on UNXD, a digital luxury marketplace. With
Dolce & Gabbana has officially announced that they will discontinue the use of any fur in their collections. This choice is based on the brand's executives pushing for more sustainable fashion production. The fur industry has long fielded criticisms from animal rights activists, especially in recent years as more sustainable faux fur options come
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana aren’t immune to the Y2K fever sweeping through fashion this season, and why should they be? The year 2000 was peak Dolce & Gabbana, a moment when the glorious excesses of their aesthetic were swinging the fashion pendulum from the minimalist ’90s to the go-go early ’00s. Dolce and