Fashion giant Dolce & Gabbana has used drones to carry its latest handbag range down the runway of an eveningwear show in Milan. The move forced the organisers to impose a no Wi-Fi rule for the 600-strong audience, in case of potential interference with the drone controls. The company said it had been using drones, which are capable of carrying up to three kilograms and can fly at speeds as high as 100 kilometres per hour, since last year when they were first introduced The company used a fleet of drones, each fitted with propeller guards. Their flights were supervised by members of Dolce & Gabbana's staff.
Fashion giant Dolce & Gabbana has used drones to carry its latest handbag range down the runway of an eveningwear show in Milan. The move forced the organisers to impose a no Wi-Fi rule for the 600-strong audience, in case of potential interference with the drone controls. The handbags are part of a range called “devotion”. The company used a fleet of drones, each fitted with propeller guards. Their flights were supervised by members of Dolce & Gabbana's staff.