High wool and leather boots.

Their first collection at Milan Fashion Week immediately revealed the brand's DNA: a deeply Mediterranean, theatrical, and sensual fashion, inspired by Sicilian tradition, neorealist cinema, and the figure of the strong, passionate woman. Black lace, corsets, sheer fabrics, floral prints, and silhouettes that accentuate curves became the maison's distinctive hallmarks.

In the 1990s, Dolce&Gabbana conquered the international scene, also thanks to the support of pop icons. The collaboration with Madonna was unforgettable, helping to bring the brand into the global spotlight. Simultaneously, the maison expanded its offering by introducing menswear, accessories, eyewear, and fragrances. The fragrance Light Blue became a global success.

In 2012, the Alta Moda line was born, representing the pinnacle of the duo's artisanal vision: unique, hand-embroidered dresses that celebrate Italian cultural heritage through opulence, precious details, and visual storytelling. The fashion shows became true immersive spectacles, set in historic and artistic locations across Italy.

Despite experiencing moments of controversy over the years, Dolce&Gabbana remains one of the most recognizable and influential maisons in the world, thanks to a strong, identity-driven, and emotionally engaging aesthetic language.