Dolce & Gabbana are on trial for alleged tax evasion

 Italian fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana will be tried for alleged tax evasion, according to judicial sources, and a court filing seen by Reuters.

Milan Giuseppe Gennari judge gave the green light for prosecutors to put the duo in fashion at the court over alleged breaches of tax fraud totaling around 1 billion euros from 1.25 billion dollars).

The decision came after lengthy a higher court overturned an earlier acquittal of two renowned designers who have denied any wrongdoing.

"Everyone knows we have done nothing," Gabbana said in a tweet on Friday.

Milan prosecutors say, the duo had their fashion D & G Dolce & Gabbana and a holding company they do not pay in Luxembourg in 2004 and sold high taxes in Italy. The surveys began in 2007.

The designers were cleared of charges by a court in the past year, to the delight of many fans, the news Internet.But prosecution appeal against the decision and the Court of First Instance annulled the decision in November to ask applauded a new judge to decide whether the pair to an action to send due to unpaid taxes. A court filing by Reuters saw confirmed the decision of the sources reported.