¡A pranzo con Madonna!
by Eduardo G.
La ‘reina del pop’ después de haber sido sustituida como imagen para Louis Vuitton (por una modelo más joven) ha fichado por los italianos Dolce & Gabbana.
La revista ‘Vanity Fair’ en su edición italiana ha sido la encargada de publicar las primeras imágenes de esta colaboración. Las fotografías son obra de Steven Klein y recogen unas ficticias escenas de una italiana (Madonna) tras el fin de la II Guerra Mundial, que come pasta sobre la encimera de la cocina o que parte el pan sentada a una mesa con mediterráneos tomates y mantel con motivos vegetales. Una autentica mamma italiana…
No les costó mucho convencer a Madonna para posar con ropa de ama de casa, porque “también las divas comen espaguetis”. “Le encantó la colección. Es apasionada y una impresionante conocedora del cine italiano”, comenta Stefano Gabbana, quien explica que la italiana Monica Vitti es una de las actrices favoritas de la cantante y que Madonna se puede permitir comer los espaguetis que quiera “con todo el ejercicio que hace”.
La primavera-verano del próximo año, según Domenico Dolce y Stefano Gabanna, busca dar relevancia a la herencia mediterránea y a la sensualidad italiana, en una estética inspirada en las películas del neorrealismo, que cuenta entre sus con exponentes con los directores Luchino Visconti y Vittorio de Sica. De inspiracion siciliana, la colección sacará del baúl de los recuerdos piezas tan sensuales y sexys como el corsé.
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