Dsquared2 unveils “Under The Rio Sun,” a sizzling Spring/Summer 2026 beachwear campaign photographed by Rafael Moura, blending sporty energy, tropical heat, and daring swimwear silhouettes.
Dsquared2 opens Milan Men’s Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026 with a bold Olympic-inspired collection, starring Hudson Williams and reimagining après-ski with sexy Y2K energy.
Leathers on, inhibitions off. Dsquared2 joins forces with Ducati for a thrilling Fall/Winter 2025 collaboration, blending high-octane motorcycling heritage with bold fashion design.
Dsquared2 brings a punch of nostalgia and bold rebellion to Milan for Spring 2026, merging polished tailoring with punky energy and a maximalist flair.
Fashion photographer Karl Simone delivered exquisite fine captures for Client Style Guide USA in "Lone Ranger" starred by Blake Kuchta from New York...
"The #ITSREALLYKEN of Fashion" Brandon Cole Bailey cleans up for our latest exclusive, dressed in smart fashions. Photographed by Andres Pelaez, Brandon hits the studio...
Is the beginning for Milan Fashion Week starting with Dynamic duo Dsquared² Fall/Winter 2015 unveiled a retrospective for their 20th anniversary in the fashion...
Silvester Ruck channels the timeless elegance of the great male models of the 1990s in a striking black-and-white portrait series photographed by Vincent Flouret in London.
Meryll Rogge reassembles the male wardrobe for Marni Spring/Summer 2027 in Milan, mixing eccentric tailoring, layered knitwear, leather, shorts, sandals and unexpected color inside a Formafantasma set literally reconstructed from last season.
Maria Grazia Chiuri loosens the rules of the Roman wardrobe for Fendi Spring/Summer 2027, bringing sensual tailoring, exposed skin, sheer layers, fur, relaxed denim and fluid silhouettes to menswear in Milan.
Antonio Marras turns Spring 2027 menswear into a Sardinian wedding celebration, mixing romantic tailoring with florals, camouflage, relaxed trousers, short shorts and eccentric summer layering.
Jil Sander Spring 2027 menswear turns familiar tailoring, fluid trousers, crisp shirting and restrained knitwear into a quietly subversive study of proportion under Simone Bellotti.