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Dolce & Gabbana draws on Sicilian holidays for summer 2027

Jun 22, 2026

Rome [Italy], June 22: Dolce & Gabbana drew on Sicily, one of the Italian fashion house's key sources of inspiration, for ​its summer 2027 men's collection, presenting a wardrobe of fabrics and rich accessories.
The collection, titled "Vacanze Siciliane" (Sicilian Holidays), was shown against a backdrop depicting the coast near the Sicilian town ​of Taormina, with shifting shades evoking different moments of ​the day and tall columns incorporated into the ⁠set.
The show opened with models dressed in black before ​moving quickly into a broader palette and closing with the ​full cast in total white.
Designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana offered lightweight suits with perforated floral embroidery, denim trousers and jackets decorated with ​colourful, jewel-like appliques, and shirts printed with postcard-style images ​and lemons.
Accessories played a central role, with large bags in leather ⁠other materials, as well as a wide variety of shoes.
"Sicily is the starting point: the source and soul of a house whose creative expression has always been shaped by ​the island's light, ​culture, contrasts ⁠and craft," the brand said in its press notes.
The luxury group, founded in 1985, is ​carrying out a debt renegotiation with banks. ​It has ⁠appointed in April Stefano Cantino as co-CEO alongside chief executive Alfonso Dolce, after designer and shareholder Stefano Gabbana stepped down as ⁠chairman earlier ​this year.
The group said at ​the time that Gabbana's resignation from the role would have no impact on ​his creative activities.
Source: Fijian Broadcasting Corporation

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