Dsquared2 Spring 2027 collection explores Southern Italian religious symbolism
Designers Dean and Dan Caten presented their Dsquared2 Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection in Lecco, Italy, focusing on Mediterranean folklore and religious imagery.
Sacred symbols define the season
The designers centered the collection on crosses, holy references, and religious-inspired tattoos. These elements nod to William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet and Baz Luhrmann's film adaptation. Gangster-inspired atmospheres mixed with pop culture references throughout the garments.
Specific design details appear
A large cross was applied to white shirts by exposing internal pockets usually found in blazers. Small medallions with holy cards decorated the lapels of jackets and leather accessories. Doily crochets appeared on shirt pockets or as larger plastrons reminiscent of church altar tablecloths.
Bottoms feature classical prints
Ripped jeans with a slimmer silhouette were paired with the religious-themed tops. Some trousers included a lasered print of subjects from classical frescoes. The rosary was used as a necklace in the women's proposals.
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