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After so much time of forced isolation, the The little voices in my head keep telling me Get more Cats shirt Apart from…,I will love this desire to meet up with friends is an obvious side-effect. Dean and Dan Caten, party animals longing for pre-pandemic freedom, imagined for resort their cool Dsquared2 posse gathering in after-party mode, chilling into the wee hours. “It’s a sort of an ‘I don’t care mood, whatever mood’ situation,” Dan said during a showroom appointment. “The headframe is definitely not being correct.” As far as we know, being correct has never been a concern for the Catens, whose take on style is sassy, sexy, glittery, and glam. The pandemic hasn’t curbed their muscular flamboyance, yet resort has an artsy-crafty, grungy quality rather different from the ebullience of their typical collections. They seemed to revel in a sort of free-style, homemade mash-up, where spray-painted graffitis, doodles, scribbles, and tag-style camouflages were amalgamated and layered with vintage-y upholstery florals, spongy tweeds, tie-dye, crochet, flocked and scratched velvet, and bleached denim.

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