Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana called the city “the triumph of Beauty.” From emperors to La Dolce Vita, they celebrated its power to inspire art, cinema, and fashion. Rome, they declared, remains the eternal muse of dreams and creation.
Alta Moda collection which was presented at the Foro Romano celebrated Rome’s grandeur, blending ancient myth with Renaissance and Baroque splendor. Inspired by the elegance of 1950s cinema and couture, each handmade creation honored the city’s timeless artistry. It was a tribute to Rome as the heart of Alta Moda and Made in Italy.
Presented at Castel Sant’Angelo, Alta Sartoria collection paid homage to ecclesiastical tailoring and Rome’s sacred legacy. Drawing from the robes of popes and cardinals, the collection showcased centuries of Italian craftsmanship. It was a union of faith, history, and meticulous handwork.

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