Fashion and Style

Fashion and Style show in Milan Feb. 22, 2007. Daks by Giles Deacon. Given the heritage of the brand , the obvious way to set about creating updated business attire is to work on tailoring, or at least day wear necessities for high achievers. Deacon came up with a precise, wasp - waisted silhouette with a rounded hip, achieved through boning and a tie on pad device that goes beneath the coat and jacket. There were well executed dresses also pierced in matte shine, velvet, wool, and duchesse satin. The show swiftly drifted off into fashion Y statements, more fit for extreme magazine shoots than any recognizable business agenda. This involved transplanting some of the vast cable knit pieces and geometric satin patch works seen in Deacons own collection.