Stefano Gabbana's Love Letter To Domenico Dolce Is The Sweetest Thing You'll See This Milan Fashion Week...
Stefano Gabbana has penned an open letter to his business partner and former lover, Domenico Dolce.
Stefano Gabbana has penned an open letter to his business partner and former lover, Domenico Dolce.
Was there ever a more famous (or fabulous) duo in the fashion world than Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana? We certainly can't think of one. To celebrate the opening of Milan Fashion Week, Stefano has penned a beautiful open letter to his former lover and business partner of 29 years for Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera.
The piece recalls how the pair met at as teenagers and became friends for life as Stefano reflects on the way that 'everything has changed and yet nothing has changed.' Read the letter below:
'Dear Domenico,
I have never wrote you a letter. Maybe because there was never a need for many words between you and I. We always understood each other with a look. This is the first time I write to you and, I have to confess, it all seems strange to me.
During interviews, the sentences we exchange chase quickly, like a game of ping pong: I begin a speech and you end it, you have not even finished to express a thought that I interrupt you, reply and I finish your earlier idea.
Everything is different with a pen and a piece of paper, the words are more difficult, they have a deeper value that will forever remain unique, such as, it was and will always be you for me.
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We have created together Dolce&Gabbana from scratch and with the strength of our love we have achieved everything we have. Supporting each other, we managed to overcome many difficulties and prejudice. Even today, thanks to that feeling that binds us inextricably to each other, we will continue to face the happiness and the sorrows that life reserve to us. You are my family.
Many years have passed since I first heard your voice on the other end of the phone, everything has changed and yet nothing has changed. The love that I felt then, has only been transformed, and it continues to give me so many beautiful feelings. You are and you will always be unique in my life, so as the letter I am writing to you.
I love you, Stefano.'
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