Excess on the Runway Amid Debt and Leadership Shakeups at D&G
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Dolce & Gabbana staged a high-glamour Milan menswear show focused on excess to deflect from a £391m debt and management upheavals, marking the first show since Stefano Gabbana’s resignation as chair; the brand is weighing sale-and-leaseback of properties as it navigates a weak luxury market, while Paul Smith later highlighted a trend toward relaxed tailoring.
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