The DSquared2 Spring 2014 RTW Collection at Milan Fashion Week

Talk about putting everyone in the room in the mood for spring break. Twin brothers, Dean and Dan Caten’s tropical getaway runway opened Milan Fashion Week by creating a fun and playful atmosphere. Covered in white sand, the runway was smoking after the models walked to the cha-cha and mambo rhythms of the show. The jungle backdrop of the runway featuring a tiki bar, which only served to complement the collection as it did not take away from the collection, it amplified it. Instead of imagining yourself on a paradise island, you felt like you were actually on one. The imaginative design of the show was perfect.

Taking a page from the curvy girl fashions of the 1950’s, the brothers created the perfect line to show off your hourglass figure. The focal point of many of the outfits in the collection was on the tiny waist. Several of the dresses had padded hips in order to exaggerate the models figures. The collection also featured stunning laser-cut petal dresses. The look is completely unique and in a class of its own. The retro, high-waist briefs make for fabulous beach attire. The bright and colorful prints are a noteworthy addition to the collection that any fashion lover will adore. From exotic jumpsuits to exquisite retro party dresses, the collection is full of reasons to run to the nearest fashion outlet, and purchase some items from the Dsquared2 Spring 2014 RTW Collection.

rench designer goods label, Hermès is selling the world’s most expensive T-shirt at the bargain price of $91,500 or a cool 14 Million Naira and some small change (when you can afford a 14 Million Naira T-shirt N640,000 is small change). According to a report report on Yahoo: “The black crew-neck men’s T-shirt, made of crocodile skin, was sniffed out. on the racks by a blogger at the Awl Monday, who wrote, “Yes. It finally happened. Congratulations to us, and to t he Hermès men’s store on Madison Avenue for just hanging it quietly on a shelf with some rather more normal. clothes. (I mean, expensive clothes! But everything looks cheap next to this price tag.) The Awl posted a sneakily-snapped image of said price tag but not the shirt itself, explaining that Hermes prohibits. the taking of photographs inside its store. But the item walked the runway in Paris as part of the Hermés men’s. spring collection in June of 2012. Yahoo! Shine confirmed the price with an Hermés sales associate, who said. that, while it was company policy to not give out exact prices, the cost was, “just under $100,000.” It’s a fact that could. make any sane shopper faint—though the typical Hermés customer may not be as fazed (and is most likely not browsing through the racks as one. would do at, say, the Gap). This is certainly not the first time the French fashion house has caused sticker shock. Last year, a solid-gold Birkin bag made to look like crocodile skin was priced at $1,980,034. In 2011, a rare Birkin bag, also made of crocodile skin and featuring an 18-karat white gold and diamond clasp, sold at an auction to an anonymous bidder to what Women’s Wear Daily called a “record” $203,150. Three other crocodile Birkins at that auction sold for $113,525; $95,000; and just over $80,000.” If you have a spare $100,000 laying around you could buy a nice sports car, land in Lekki Phase 1, or you could always just buy a stupid crocodile skin T-shirt.