| 75 deljenih po značaju… I svaki koji je iznad popravlja deo šminke sve dok ne stignete do glavnog mejkap artista. A onda je stvarno neprijatno ako njegova ideja nije ispoštovana u svakomdetalju. Za komplikovanije modele imate dva asistenta, koji vam pomažu da se obučete. Nijemala stvar raditi sa takvom zvezdomkakva je DomenikoDolče. Ipak, Denis kaže da je suvi profesionalac, ali i normalan čovek koji komunicira samodelima, koji suuglavnom uplašeni na kastingu. – Ja samnastupio energično, što je šokiralo sve, ali mislimda samzato primećen i odabran. Domeniko se nasmejao, a naša komunikacija nastavila se i u bekstejdžu, u prolazu mi je mahao, namigivao i lično me izvukao iz reda pred defile i pustio da zatvorimreviju. Inače, šta godmislili o poznatim kreatorima i o broju asistenata koji im pomažu, Domeniko je prisutan od početka do kraja svake revije. To znači da ceo dan provede u bekstejdžu, proverava svaki detalj, a pred početak revije stoji iza one čuvene zavese iza koje izlaze manekeni, obavlja finalnu proveru i daje zeleno svetlo za izlazak na pistu. Vrlo je lakomoguće da model uopšte ne bude prikazan ako nastane bilo kakav problem ili ako kreator ne bude zadovoljan bilo kojim detaljem – otkriva Denis. Nalet adrenalina, dodaje, pred izlazak na scenu teško je opisati. –Nosio sammodel koji jeu stvari bio kostim stolara. Pomalo zbunjen i poprilično ushićen, izašao sam na pistu, zastao i podigao čekić koji je bio deo kostima. Nisu mi zamerili, We peeked backstage at the Dolce & Gabbana show. Okay, not quite personally. Denis Jovanović, themodel who closed the show, conveyed his impressions to us. We are proud, while he is happy and excited. It is a success toparticipate in the shows ofWorld FashionWeek, while closingone of them is a special honour. If you’ve succeeded ingetting through several roundsof casting,whichmeans that you’vemade it among the selected 250 of 3,000 models, next comes the last step – tting, at which 100 selected models remain. Well done, Denis! And he is 24 years old, has an enviable worldmodelling career, but also a degree from the Faculty of Economics. Last year he struttedalong the catwalks of London FashionWeek, while this year he conquered Milan Fashion Week. He’s worked inmodelling throughout Europe andAsia, and is awaited by a photo shoot for the campaign of the Dolce & Gabbana brand in June. We were, of course, interested in what that long-awaited day of the show looks like. “Stressful! You arrive seven hours before the show starts, leave your clothing, get a bathrobe and the rollercoaster begins. Hairstyles, nails, make-up, and that’s how it goes for several rounds. The team has about 300members. Of these, around fty are hairdressers and make-up artists, separated by importance... And each one above xes part of the make-up until you reach the main make-up artist. And then it’s really embarrassing if his idea hasn’t been respected in every detail. For more complicated designs, you have two assistants who help you get dressed.” It’s no mean feat to work with such a star as Domenico Dolce. However, Denis says that he’s a pure professional, but also a normal person who interacts withmodels who are mostly scared during casting. “I performed energetically, which shocked everyone, but I think that’s why I was noticed and selected. Domenico laughed, and our communication continued backstage, as he passed by he waved at me, winked and personally pulled me out of line before the parade and let me close the show. Otherwise, whatever you thinkabout famousdesignersandthenumber of assistants that help them, Domenico is present at every show from the beginning to the end. That means spending all day backstage, checking every detail, and before the show starts he stands behind that famous curtain from which the models emerge, making a nal check and giving the green light to take to the catwalk. It is very easily possible that a design Denis sa Domenikom Dolčeom Denis with Domenico Dolce
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