A slow ritual of elegance. Captured in Milan: the dunhill man readies himself. A tie is cinched. Shoes are pulled on with quiet precision. Every detail considered. Every gesture exacting. This is not rehearsal. It’s the performance before the performance. Spring Summer 2026 is almost here.
Inspired by the insouciant elegance of bohemian British icons such as Bryan Ferry and Charlie Watts, dunhill Spring Summer 2026 tailoring begins in neutrals – Glen checks, hopsack linens, cotton-silk blends – all worn with a certain undone precision. Decadent, disciplined, definitively British.
Spring Summer 2026 bridges past and present through meticulous detail: decomposed suits in heritage checks, driving jackets in bonded cloths, intarsia knitwear spun in Scotland. This is a collection built stitch by stitch, craft by craft – each piece touched by human hands, imbued with the quiet rigour of the House. Presented in the urban beauty of the Giardini Poldi Pezzoli in Milan.
Padel. Polo. Flower show. The season’s braver palette references the colours of British summer play – reworked into soft tailoring and graphic separates.
Among manicured hedges and terracotta stone in Milan, dunhill Spring Summer 2026 made its entrance. The season embraces a palette of gelato tones with masculine clarity. These aren’t colours for whimsy, but deliberate expressions of boldness: crisp, elegant, and worn with purpose. Paired with sober tailoring in Super 160s wool or fine seersucker, they create drama – playful, not performative. At dunhill, colour is a language. And here, it speaks of confidence, hedonism, and summer at its most refined.
Spring Summer 2026 celebrates the quiet excellence of British craftsmanship. Fabrics are sourced from historic English mills; jackets cut by hand, sleeves set with needlepoint precision. Shown in the private Giardini Poldi Pezzoli in Milan, this collection is a tribute to refined masculinity, rendered through linen, leather and time-honoured tailoring technique.
From city mornings to garden soirées. Spring Summer 2026 is a complete expression of British summer style: Glen checks in featherweight blends, silk scarves from Macclesfield, suede blousons and soft linen trousers.
All shown within the lush serenity of Giardini Poldi Pezzoli – where modern British elegance found its Milanese backdrop.
Creative Director: @mrsimonholloway
Styling: @tom_guinness
Hair: @pawel_solis
Make-up: @mirandajoyce
Casting: @adamhindlecasting
Music: Aheym (Homeward) by @brycedessner performed by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (@royalphilorchestra)
Design & Production: @studioboum
Runway Photography: @isidore_montag
I hope real rich people will dress like this, and what a great casting of models..
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