The collection featured a dynamic fusion of vibrant colors, black tones, layered textures, and distinctive silhouettes. A standout piece was the black goat-hair coat with hunched shoulders resembling wings, evoking a medieval heavy-metal aesthetic. Tunics armored with plastic shoulder plates blurred the lines between fashion and art, while oversized coats, tailored trousers, and luxurious knitwear formed the collection's core.
Rich fabrics such as wool and cashmere dominated the lineup, emphasizing both comfort and elegance. Signature accessories including chunky boots and statement belts completed each look with authoritative flair. The Fall 2007 collection showcased Dsquared2's meticulous craftsmanship and distinct character, cementing its place as a memorable entry in the brand's fashion archives and exemplifying the designers' ability to merge theatrical presentation with wearable luxury.
FAQ
What was the main concept of Dsquared2's Fall 2007 collection?
The concept was a construction-site motif. Shirtless performers executed acrobatic rope work on a raw concrete runway, while the collection showcased unique silhouettes and layered textures infused with medieval heavy-metal sensibility, expressing Dsquared2's signature edgy aesthetic.
What were the standout pieces in the 2007 Dsquared2 collection?
The black goat-hair coat and plastic shoulder-plate tunic were most striking. The goat-hair coat featured curved shoulder details resembling wings, while the armor-like tunic embodied medieval heavy-metal spirit, blurring the line between fashion and art.
Who designs Dsquared2?
Canadian twin brothers Dean Caten and Dan Caten design Dsquared2. They're renowned for playful yet edgy sensibility, meticulous craftsmanship, and distinct brand character—all of which were amplified in the Fall 2007 collection.
