Check out the numerous A-List celebrities who opted for a Dsquared2 wardrobe, whether it is for high profile industry events or casual nights on the town … for more inside scoop visit our feature gallery here. 

DSQUARED2  is often a favorite amongst top notch fashion magazine editorials and publications, examples include Vogue, Elle and GQ. For more images, please visit our feature gallery! 

New York City – January 23rd, 2012

For a night on the town , Madonna opted for a sexy Poulette tuxedo look from DSquared2’s Fall / Winter 2012 Pre-Collection.
The tuxedo will be available at the official Dsquared2 online store in coming months.  For continuous coverage on our FW 2012  collection as they head down the runway, please subscribe here.

The new Dsquared² bag line debuts on the Men’s Fall Winter 2012/13 runway show.Accredited to DSquared2s’ unrivaled expertise in in-house production and the success of their shoe line, Dean and Dan has now encapsulated the same concept of design and craftsmanship  in a new collection of bags.
Further reinforcing DSquared2s’ unique and impactful brand DNA, the design, fabrication and overall aesthetics remains faithful to the essence and principle in which the company was founded: “ Born in Canada, Made in Italy”. The bags are created in a luxurious mix of leather and fabrics, fused with the edginess of a green military camouflage lining and the functionality of multiple inner pockets, which are tailor-made to accommodate the lifestyle of various smartphones, android and apple users.

DSquared2’s  FW 2012/13 collection is essentially a tribute to the bygone days of youth & student movement of the 60’s and 70’s,  propagated by university and college kids. At the dawn of a budding youth culture where authority is questioned and conformity is the enemy. Such mentality of rebellion and counterculture created the bases for DSquared2 runway show: “Good Family, Bad Reputation!”
The eclectic mix of student and teen angst is heavily personified throughout the collection, from fresh faced, preppy college boys clad in fine blazer and loosely knotted ties, to budding counter-culture radicalist parading in funky bomber jackets.
This was DSquared2s’ invitation to rebel without a cause.
The key element of the season was silhouettes, featuring ultra low-waist, slim cut trousers that create a “bottle silhouette”. A balanced mix of skin tight and bell bottom pants, paired with cropped and fitted jackets. Layering was also another feature that took center-stage this season, with liberal, yet meticulous matching of fabrics and colors.  
Visit the gallery for runway image here.