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Sequins, shimmering embellishments and bold femininity take center stage as Dolce&Gabbana and Mytheresa join forces once again to launch an exclusive capsule collection for Christmas 2026. The Italian fashion house presents statement-making looks for festive parties and glamorous social events, turning eveningwear into a powerful style statement.

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The collection features sculptural mini dresses, floor-length evening gowns, flowing skirts and pajama-style sets. Sheer chiffon, sparkling sequins, metallic accents and star motifs create an atmosphere of theatrical glamour synonymous with Dolce&Gabbana.

Accessories play a key role, with structured handbags, glittering clutches, choker necklaces, earrings, elegant sandals and shimmering pumps completing the festive looks.

The collaboration brings together Dolce&Gabbana’s signature aesthetic — a blend of sensuality, Italian heritage and opulence — and Mytheresa’s approach, defined by a carefully curated selection and exclusive projects for an international clientele.

In an interview with WWD, Dolce&Gabbana co-chairman Stefano Cantino noted that Mytheresa combines global reach with a deep understanding of its customers, creating the ideal conditions for projects that preserve a brand’s individuality.

The collection is accompanied by a photoshoot featuring model Paola Manes, photographed by Łukasz Pukowiec. In the images, clothing, lighting and atmosphere come together to tell a cohesive visual story that captures the collection’s festive spirit.

For Dolce&Gabbana and Mytheresa, Christmas is more than an occasion to refresh one’s wardrobe — it is an opportunity to turn clothing and accessories into objects of desire. Their latest collection embraces high-impact glamour, expressive details and the unmistakable style of the Italian fashion house.

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