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The Latest Dolce and Gabbana Menswear Campaign is Cultural

The Dolce and Gabbana Menswear collection for Spring/Summer 2015 illustrates the label's blend of Spanish and Sicilian inspirations. For this season's collection, designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana created a range that explores Spain's influence on Sicilian traditions.

This Dolce and Gabbana Menswear campaign features opulently dressed matadors and traditionally dressed Sicilian grandmothers. The ladies wear all black and show off color through their luxe handbag accessories.

The Spring/Summer 2015 campaign features a starring cast of models Travis Cannata, Xavier Serrano and Misa Patinszki who are joined by famed Spanish bullfighter José Mari Manzanares. The captivating image series is captured by designer Domenico Dolce and is lensed inside of a rustically decorated studio setting. Fans of the label's recent cultural revival will appreciate this latest range of opulent pieces.
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Revival in Fashion - Opulent menswear collection blending Spanish and Sicilian inspirations presents an opportunity for designers to explore and celebrate cultural influences.
2. Luxury Handbag Accessories - Colorful, luxe handbag accessories provide an opportunity for designers to create unique and eye-catching pieces.
3. Collaboration with Non-fashion Professionals - Incorporating non-fashion professionals, such as renowned bullfighters, into a fashion campaign offers a chance for designers to create captivating and unexpected imagery.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take inspiration from the blend of Spanish and Sicilian influences seen in the Dolce and Gabbana menswear collection.
2. Accessories - The luxury handbag accessory industry can capitalize on the trend of incorporating bold and colorful accessories into high-end fashion.
3. Marketing and Advertising - The marketing and advertising industry can explore new opportunities for collaboration and unconventional campaigns by incorporating non-fashion professionals into fashion campaigns.

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