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smoke screen

September 25, 2008 9:42 pm

The idea that there is a time and place for everything is, to the fashion mind, a terribly limiting thought. In Milan this week, “time” and “place” seemed to translate as “all the time” and “any place.” We’re referring to the wearing of Le Smoking, which was once upon a time an evening look. We spotted head-to-toe looks, but more people went for a more subtle interpretation, wearing piped trousers or coats. And at today’s Dolce & Gabbana show, piped pajamas—a sort of Le Smoking-meets-Julian Schnabel look—were all the rage.

—Jasmine Serrurier

Photo: Jasmine Serrurier

tags: Dolce & Gabbana, Julian Schnabel, le smoking