One such example of Dolce and Gabbana’s blatant statements came in the form a flowing silk leopard dress, with a plunging neckline that stops just after the navel.

British fashion writer Lisa Armstrong describes that, “many of the fluttery as a breeze little chiffon nothings come with awesome internal structural engineering. If you wanted, you could see it all as an apt reading of current femininity.”

Many of this season’s designers have infused elements of the classic and glamorous woman of the 1940’s into their lines; and although Dolce and Gabbana has also included this trademark sensuality, they make reference to a different kind of 1940’s woman, the femme fatale.

A long animal print chiffon dress accentuated with a tall overflowing feather collar and sleeves is just one eye popping creation that embodies the smoking, black and white print of the clever and erotic seductress of yesteryear.

South Beach interior designer Katrina Witt comments, “I love how Dolce and Gabbana has taken environmental elements and created a trademark landscape of another kind, the ever changing woman.”

A python button up dress with matching boots and handbag played on the theme of the internal conflict within us all, the caged animal versus the civilized world.

“I always think it’s rather tongue in cheek, the idea of us humans wearing animal prints,” comments onlooker Nina Smith. “I mean, aren’t humans just walking, talking animals trapped within the social morays of our constructed civilization?”

With a flair for the dramatic, Dolce and Gabbana has created a spring collection comprised of seductive femininity and offers an interesting perspective on the carnal elements that create a woman.

To preview the entire collection please visit www.dolcegabbana.it