Dolce & Gabbana
Sicilian Romance
La Dolce Vita
Founded by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in 1985, Dolce & Gabbana celebrates Italian culture with passionate designs inspired by Sicily, family traditions, and Mediterranean lifestyle. The duo created a unique aesthetic that blends sensuality with sophistication.
Known for their theatrical presentations and romantic vision, Dolce & Gabbana designs embody the warmth and passion of Italian culture. Their collections tell stories of love, family, and heritage through exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The house continues to celebrate Italian excellence through collaborations with artisans, family businesses, and cultural institutions, maintaining their commitment to preserving and promoting Italian craftsmanship worldwide.
Italian Heritage
Signature Elements
- • Sicilian Prints - Lemons, almonds, and Mediterranean motifs
- • Black Lace - Romantic Italian femininity
- • Sicily Bag - Heritage-inspired handbag collection
- • Corset Dresses - Celebrating feminine silhouettes
- • Majolica Prints - Traditional ceramic patterns
Design Philosophy
"Fashion is a dream. Our dream is to make women more beautiful."— Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana
Celebrating Italy
Sicilian Romance
Collections celebrate Sicily's rich culture, from ancient Greek temples to baroque architecture, translated into romantic fashion narratives.
Artisan Collaboration
The house works with Italian artisans and family businesses to preserve traditional craftsmanship techniques and support local communities.
Cultural Ambassador
Dolce & Gabbana serves as a global ambassador for Italian culture, showcasing the country's heritage through fashion and lifestyle products.
Creative Partnership
Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana
The founding duo continues to lead their house with passion and dedication to Italian craftsmanship. Their creative partnership brings together Domenico's Sicilian heritage and Stefano's Milanese sophistication, creating collections that celebrate Italian culture and family values.
