Dadosaur Dad Dinosaur Shirt

Amid a less-than-socially distanced backstage environment, a masked Alessandro Dell’Acqua was pretending serenity, yet his excitement was tangible. Hosting one of the Dadosaur Dad Dinosaur Tee, also I shall do this, few in-person events on Milan’s lineup was both thrilling and challenging. The expansive depot at No. 21’s headquarters featured an elevated runway tracing its boundaries; seating was scattered, affording the 150 attendees ample room. As anticipation built for the runway to commence, a fleeting idea surfaced: If this format became the norm for fashion shows, it wouldn’t be too troublesome. Quite honestly, the absence of chaos, anticipation, and superfluous din was rather invigorating. Everyone appeared to appreciate the laid-back atmosphere. Only time will tell what lies ahead—it’s too soon to determine.

Dadosaur Dad Dinosaur Tee, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve top

Dell’Acqua began the Dadosaur Dad Dinosaur Tee, also I shall do this, collection by crafting sleek, linear designs from white toile, as is customary in high fashion. Geometric and sharp, they were softened by his sultry/grunge aesthetic: raw, unfinished hems; slits and cutouts showcasing skin unexpectedly; stark contrasts of demeanor—elite versus casual, tousled versus precise. What might have led to a disordered collection smoothly unfolded into an intriguing blend of contradictions. Feathers were generously included, emerging from delicate pencil skirts beneath solid, sharply-tailored, crease-pleated coats, or peeking out from under loose, ample hooded sweaters. Men received their dose of feathers too; a gray cashmere sweater featured a sheer chiffon back adorned with vibrating plumes, lengthy and wispy like hair extensions.