Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear

With new creative directors at Milan’s top brands—Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Fendi, and Marni just this season, and more change coming at Versace soon—Italian fashion is in a state of flux. But not at Dolce & Gabbana. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana hit the 40-year mark in 2025, and they were proud to reaffirm that legacy today, opening the show with a short video of black-and-white images of their new collection that included a voiceover testifying to the power of identity. “Many brands today lose completely their identity,” said Dolce ahead of the show. “Our history is very long.” Today’s return to their roots came after a couple of seasons of exploring contemporary modes of dress: For spring it was pj’s all day, and last fall it was the spontaneous style of their model friends off-duty: vintage tees, jeans, and biker boots, with an oversized men’s coat on top. Back in their studio several days ago, they pointed to pictures of young Marpessa Hennink and Isabella Rossellini wearing the Sicilian men’s tailoring that distinguished the upstart label back in its early years.