In a global landscape increasingly shaped by uniformity, Dolce&Gabbana unveils the Portrait of Man, a collection dedicated to the singular identity of every man.
Not a theme, but a manifesto: individuality returns to the center of menswear.
Each man is seen as a self-contained universe of passions, memories, and inner tensions. The runway becomes a contemporary gallery of living portraits, where every look functions as a psychological and sartorial self-portrait.
Light sculpts the silhouettes with a Renaissance sensibility, evoking the emotional depth of Italian chiaroscuro; symbolic details reveal fragments of personal narrative transformed into style.
Tailoring plays a fundamental role, not as a rigid code, but as a tool of expression.
Shoulders define character; constructions reveal intention; fabrics and textures speak of memory and presence. From deep velvets to compact wools, from matte silks to modern brocades, each material reflects a different way of inhabiting the world.
The show unfolds through a sequence of micro-universes, each representing a distinct Portrait of Man: the introspective thinker, the creative visionary, the Mediterranean sensualist, the structured rationalist, the restless romantic. Not stereotypes, but human energies rendered with authenticity.
The Portrait of Man asserts personal style as the ultimate act of individuality.
An invitation to move beyond global homogenization and reclaim an elegant, deeply personal way of dressing.
There is no single way to be a man.
There are infinite possibilities.
Each one deserves its portrait.
Among the Guests
Benson Boone, Haein Jung, Kerem Bürsin, Lucien Laviscount, Alesso, Claudio Santamaria, Marvin Brooks, Aurélien Muller, André Lamoglia, Pelayo Díaz.
Ph: @ nick soland
