Dolce&Gabbana revisits the archives for the pre-spring 2026 re-edition 2000 collection

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| 7 January 2026

The spirit of the new hippies has returned to the runway, reborn from the Dolce&Gabbana Autumn-Winter 2001 show into a vision perfectly tailored for the modern woman. This collection serves as a poetic tribute to the brand's aesthetic heritage, where archival pieces are filtered through a contemporary lens to produce an effect of fresh, effortless elegance.

A romantic lightness defines the season, as lingerie-inspired dresses in both mini and maxi lengths drift with an almost intangible quality. Fluid lines and soft silhouettes suggest a natural femininity, often revealing themselves through delicate plays of transparency. The craftsmanship is deeply felt in the structural details, where traditional smocking embroidery adds texture to poplin and chiffon through intricate ruching, puff sleeves, and gathered ruffles.

Textural contrasts provide the collection's heartbeat. Lace takes center stage, appearing in full looks or as warm-toned inlays in shades of ecru and beige that lend a quiet, timeworn charm to the garments. This lived-in luxury extends to leather jackets and trousers, which feature a purposeful worn effect that balances the collection’s softer elements.

Botanical beauty emerges from meticulous archival research, manifesting as micro floral prints that echo the core DNA of the house. These patterns adorn Victorian-inspired blouses and slip dresses, evoking a bucolic atmosphere that feels both dreamy and grounded. The attitude remains bold through unexpected juxtapositions, placing ultra-slim pants alongside relaxed cargo styles and layering voluminous, fur-free parkas over wide, flowing dresses.

The palette is a sophisticated blend of warm earth tones like caramel and dark brown, accented by soft pastels and rich pops of burgundy. To complete the look, the house introduces long knitted tights paired with satin ballerinas, soft buckled boots, or lightweight logo sneakers. Accessories follow this versatile spirit, featuring the structured Vittoria and My Sicily bags alongside new raffia styles from the Capri Line. It is a celebration of whispered sensuality and sophisticated irony.

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