Dolce & Gabbana: Supreme

http://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/39420/1/is-there-a-supreme-x-dolce-stefano-gabbana-collaboration-coming-james-jebbia
https://en.vogue.me/fashion/supreme-dolce-gabbana-collaboration/

 Last week, Supreme made headlines after founder James Jebbia was nominated for Menswear Designer of the Year at the upcoming 2018 CFDA Awards. Following the news, we explored if this signalled the end of its anti-establishment roots. The latest rumour suggests so, with the brand apparently collaborating with Dolce & Gabbana on a new collection.

 After Supreme’s collaboration with Louis Vuitton – definitively the collaboration of the year – fans and hypebeasts alike have been wondering if there will be another designer collaboration on the way. One person who is turning the rumour mill is half of the design duo, Stefano Gabbana.

 Gabbana regrammed from some of Supreme’s most reliable info accounts – among them @supreme_leaks_news that has over 1 million followers – leading to speculation that the rumours are in fact true.

 The designer hasn’t confirmed or denied whether or not the collaboration will actually take place, leaving it up to the fans to hype it up. According to @boxlogosupreme though, the collection was signed off last week and will be released during the AW18 season, priced at the usual high-end level.

 The account, which routinely reports on Supreme news (but is not affiliated with the brand) wrote “Just signed off on earlier this week, Supreme will be collaborating with Dolce and Gabbana for the Fall/Winter 2018 season. Expect a nice collection with multiple pieces priced at the normal high-end range.”

 Though neither Supreme or the Italian label confirmed the news, one half of Dolce & Gabbana’s design duo Stefano Gabbana reposted two of the images circulating on Instagram on his official page, including an edit of himself and Domenico Dolce against a backdrop of Supreme’s ubiquitous box logo, which he simply captioned with three red heart emojis. Whether the designer just confirmed the collaboration or is simply using his platform to add fuel to the fire.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Dolce & Gabbana: competitors

Image
http://academic.mintel.com/display/754870/?highlight#hit1 Consumer exposure and presence in more accessible markets appears to influence trust in brands, although Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen standout in terms of differentiation, indicating that brands without high usage can still make their mark. These two brands are likely to be particularly associated with being cutting-edge. Gucci has the highest perception of quality and reputation, which helps to encourage more trust than other brands. Of these brands, DKNY has the strongest perception of offering value, the highest perception of accessibility and the lowest perception of exclusivity, which may also result in a lower proportion of standout. Michael Kors stands out as the favourite brand in the list and has one of the highest levels of recommendation and proportion of excellent responses. While it has lower usage than more established brands, usage in the last year suggests that it is increasing its profile. B...
Read more

Dolce & Gabbana SWOT anaylsis

https://www.mbaskool.com/brandguide/lifestyle-and-retail/990-dolce-and-gabbana.html https://www.marketing91.com/swot-analysis-of-dolce-gabbana/ Strengths Strong brand image - The company has a strong brand image of being a luxury brand that is both stylish and sophisticated. The company has products that target the upmarket urban niche segment who are on the outlook for creating a different style statement.  Loyal customers   Innovative and unique products suiting people's taste for change and quality launched frequently  Large portfolio of brands The customer connects - The company connects to customers through a mobile platform called D & G Fashion channel. The company uses their mobile platform to continuously target customers and updates them on the latest products of the company. The app also helps the designer brand keep track of the customers behaviour and this helps the brand to design customised clothing.  Business philosophy - D&G s...
Read more

Dolce & Gabbana: slave sandals

Image
https://footwearnews.com/2016/fashion/designers/dolce-gabbana-slave-sandals-controversy-pom-pom-leather-lace-up-199251/ The label has listed its spring ’16 collection online for pre-order and among the shoes available is a so-called “Slave” sandal. While the term is, in fact, a description for a particular lace-up shoe silhouette, it is almost entirely obsolete with the now widely-preferred description “gladiator sandals.” While the brand’s e-commerce site refers to the shoe as the “Slave” sandal, other retailers carrying the same style have chosen to omit the term entirely. Moda Operandi has titled the style the “Pom Pom Wrap Around Sandal.” Saks calls it the “Pom-Pom Leather Lace-Up Sandal.” The collection was inspired by their Italian heritage through the eyes of tourists and jet-set locations like Rome, Venice and Capri. Apparel throughout the collection was embellished with sayings such as “Italia is Love.” Fashion fans were shocked by the choice of name listed ...
Read more