D&G, London

It's that kind of in between season point at the moment.  During the post-Christmas period sales and money spent on window installations appears to wane.  Here at D&G we seem to remember that we've seen these Dogs previously at one of their other stores (although we may be wrong as its not the kind of thing this brand does).  Anyway, different dog breeds used as props have been applied within their windows at their store along Bond street here in the centre of it all.

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D&G, New York

Through pure serendipity we came across this D&G store in SoHo here in NYC which we guess is one of their newest in town.  While we are not dedicated followers of this brand, what is quite amazing are the amount of differences across their stores as nearly all of them seem to have a different scheme.  Just look at this little beauty.  Filled to capacity with all things visual it really is quite mind blowing and we were fortunate to have a guided tour (well we think it was unless we were actually being escorted) across the various spaces over three floors; even the elevator has had the D&G treatment.  Thank you to the super friendly team here however who were very helpful in explaining the concept.

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Dolce & Gabbana, London

Have you seen the new D&G store yet here in London at the other end of Bond St. from this one?  Absolutely stunning and a must see if you like a bit of re-vintage and have a taste for the tailor-made.  Here at the other end of Bond st. towards Piccadilly, we have the Dolce and Gabbana store sporting the cacti and pebble look right now.  This store has had some fairly abstract schemes recently which have been so interesting to view and a fantastic change from the usual stuff we see from some of the other Luxe brands right now.