Dsquared2
– a mixture of canadian urban style
– a mixture of canadian urban style
1983 – The brand’s founders, the Caton twins moved from their native Ontario to New York to study at the Parson’s School of Design.
1984 – Their first collection is released under the name Dsquared2, which stands for “D Squared.”
1991 – The company moves to Italy and begins working with various fashion houses as creative directors and leading designers.
1994 – The debut of their first full menswear collection.
2000 to 2001 – The Catons create more than 150 pieces of clothes for Madonna’s world tour (Drowned World Tour 2001) and its famous music video “Don’t Tell Me.” The Cantons take part in the television show “America’s Next Top Model” and develop a new official uniform for the legendary football team of Turin, “Juventus.”
2003 – The first collection of women’s clothing debuts. Dsquared2 receives the “La Kore” award for the “The most creative brand.” Dean and Dan Caton are named the best design breakthrough by U.S. magazine GQ.
2004 – Development of costumes for Christina Aguilera’s world tour.
2003 to 2004 – A Full Autumn-Winter women’s collection is shown. To support this event catwalk stars: Naomi Kempbell, Eva Herzigova, Karolina Kurkova, Fernanda Tavares attend.
2004 – A Men’s and women’s footwear line is launched.
2006 – The first line of men’s fragrances premiers, Dsquared2.
2006 – The first women’s fragrance “She Wood” is launched.
2006 – Dsquared2 receives the prestigious Spanish award “Aguja de Oro,” or Golden Needle.
2007 to 2008 – A license agreement is signed with ITC for the production and international distribution of the line of perfumes and cosmetics, Dsquared2.
2008 – Launch of the first line of sunglasses, Dsquared2.
2008 – The flagship store Dsquared2 opens in Milan followed by mono-brand boutiques around the world.
An official site:
www.dsquared2.com