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What gear does Deborah De Luca use?
Deborah De Luca has been seen wearing a Versace dress with Le Silla shoes, and a Rick Owens skirt, in a 2025 LE MILE Magazine shoot. She has said she loves records by Madonna, Fugees, Larry Heard, Amy Winehouse, Michael Jackson and Nina Kraviz.
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Records that shaped me
“I was kidnapped by the cleanliness of the sounds, by the rhythm and the voice of Lauren Hill.”
“The whole soundtrack of this album for me is a tribute to 90s disco.”
“It's just such a great record.”
“I have always loved Michael Jackson from an early age.”
“She was a huge inspiration to my career and my way of making music.”
About Deborah De Luca's gear.
What does Deborah De Luca wear?
For LE MILE Magazine in 2025 she was photographed in a Versace dress with Le Silla shoes, and in a Rick Owens skirt.
What shoes does Deborah De Luca wear?
She has been seen wearing Le Silla shoes in her 2025 LE MILE Magazine shoot.
What records has Deborah De Luca said she loves?
For fabric she named Madonna 'Like a Prayer', Fugees 'Killing Me Softly', the Save The Last Dance soundtrack, Mr. White 'The Sun Can't Compare', Amy Winehouse 'Back To Black', Michael Jackson 'In The Closet' and Nina Kraviz 'Ghetto Kraviz'.
Deborah De Luca is a techno DJ and producer from Scampia, Naples, who has run her Sola_mente label since 2013. This guide covers what she wore for a 2025 LE MILE Magazine shoot and the records she named as her formative influences.
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