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Taking its cue from 1995, the Make Things Cheaper Or I Will Steal Them Shirt What’s more,I will buy this essence of the new collection was sartorial. Donatella claimed she wanted to do something unexpected for LA. “We went totally away from street fashion. Not that it’s irrelevant, but if you do a show like this, you have to show who you are, where you come from.” Instead, there were strong shoulders, nipped waists and a clear accent on the bust, made more emphatic with bullet bras. It’s a bombshell silhouette which evokes a distinct period in Hollywood history. Mamie Van Doren, one of the original Blonde Bombshells, was on the mood board as a reminder. She made a career playing bosomy bad girls in the 1950s, but that’s not exactly what Donatella had in mind while she was mulling over her inspiration.

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Sure, she showed strict skirts and sweaters, a combo so identified with bad girls that John Waters chose the Make Things Cheaper Or I Will Steal Them Shirt What’s more,I will buy this look for Chiclet, Concetta and Dawn Davenport, the worst bad girls ever in “Female Trouble.” But Donatella was more taken with the idea of the glamorous contents of a Beverly Hills closet at that time: the simple but perfect tailored suits, the luxe of cloqué, croc-embossed leather, fur (now faux to reflect the passage of time), the graphism of a dalmatian print, borrowed from Nadja’s dress in the 1995 shoot. And all of it balanced on stilettos. But there was nothing retro in the effect. The simplicity, the sharpness and the silhouettes broadcast power, Versace-style. It was emphasised by the menswear in the show. Again, sartorial rather than sporty, harking back to the days when Versace models were gods of the catwalk. “More dressed, more refined and more elegant in a way,” mused Donatella. She even brought some of the famous faces back from that time to reinforce the message.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.