Dolce & Gabbana uses drones to model purses at fashion show

by Laura Domela

This is a video from Dolce & Gabbana’s recent ‘Secrets & Diamonds’ 2018 Fall/Winter fashion show during Milan Fashion Week starring a bunch of drones modeling the collection’s purses and handbags. How edgy! Apparently it took 45 minutes to get everybody in the audience to turn off their Wi-Fi connections (which could allegedly interfere with the performance), because if there’s one thing people love, it’s sitting around for 45 minutes with no Wi-Fi. Continue reading at Geekologie.

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