article_snippet: Armani and DSquared2 had a big act to follow after Dolce & Gabbana's and Stefano Gabbana - the head honchos at Dolce & Gabbana kicked the week off with style when Armani and DSquared2 unveiled Armani and DSquared2 collection, Viva la Mamma, in all its glory yesterday.
article_snippet: Dolce & Gabbana's show, Viva la Mamma, invited models to walk the runway with Dolce & Gabbana's show, Viva la Mamma children in Milan .
article_snippet: While yesterday Dolce & Gabbana created a memorable show aimed at celebrating motherhood.
article_snippet: The flamboyant duo - who are known for drawing on long-held ideas and imagery of Italian womanhood, whether it's the sensual town vamp or a black-clad nonna - sent models on to the catwalk with children as accessories, walking to the beat of Spice Girl's Nineties hit, Mama.
article_snippet: There were toddlers and babies all dressed in the Italian house's sumptuous silks and luxurious lace.
article_snippet: Called the Viva La Mamma show, other motifs running through a tribal-inspired collection were the deep red, almost Gothic, roses (traditionally given on Mother's Day in Italy), vintage brooches, midi dresses, black lace and corsetry.
article_snippet: Aimed at celebrating motherhood, models took to the catwalk armed with models own children as accessories .
article_snippet: Dresses were dedicated to Mother and came with hand-stitched red roses .
article_snippet: The curtains opened to the sight of mothers and The curtains children and the sounds of Spice Girl's iconic hit, Mama .
article_snippet: The slogans 'Amore' and 'Mama' were embroidered or appliqued and some dresses were emblazoned with prints of Madonna and child, others were decorated with childlike Crayola drawings.
highlights_snippet: Yesterday, Dolce & Gabbana's baby-filled show that also featured pregnant models was an ode to mothers .
  