We wanted to have fun and have fun, explained Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, combining spotted savannah, pin-up, Sicilian tailoring and 50's decorativism

<p>A lush wall of flowers, palm trees and dense jungle vegetation forms the backdrop to the spotted catwalk. When the lights come on and the Caribbean summer hit 2019 starts it&#39;s time to dance. Because <strong>Dolce &amp; Gabbana&#39;s</strong> spring-summer 2020 is a triumph of tropical mood and Sicilian charm. &quot;We called it Sicilian tropical,&quot; explained Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana backstage. &laquo;We wanted fun and joy. This is our idea of a naive jungle &raquo;. Where spotted coats run after pin-up retro graphics, where the fifties mix with Cuban crime, where the flowered play with college silhouette. In a funny symphony of light silks and tailoring fabrics, of sporty traces and Baroque friezes, of boxer dressing gowns and afternoon beach sarongs, of savannah imprim&eacute; and pinstripes by Sicilian tailoring doc. In a triumph of holiday atmosphere, underlined by the sound of Jambo, contagious catchphrase of Takagi &amp; Ketra feat Giusy Ferreri and Omi that transforms the Metropol hall into a great summer festival.</p>


In the naive jungle of Dolce & Gabbana

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