Dolce & Gabbana reframes comfort in the context of refinement for spring-summer 2026. With the Pyjama Boys collection, the house delivers a soft-edged Trojan horse. The season is relaxed in appearance, yet deliberate in delivery.
The season brings loungewear to the front, treating pajama codes as a base for tailored play. Shirts take on the form of robes, shorts follow vintage sleepwear cuts, and outerwear draws from weekend habits.
Stripes build the framework. Banker blue, powder, and washed pastels establish vertical runs that elongate the body and slow the pace. Wide-leg trousers skim the floor. Pull-on shorts call to beach mornings.
Sweaters arrive open-knit, oversized, layered over leather shirting or sun-faded tanks. Texture travels through jacquard, mesh, silk, and cotton, shifting from matte to gloss.
Trench coats follow two paths. One recalls noir with a belted waist and raised collar. The other draws on a Hugh Hefner idea, relaxed and plush. Meanwhile, cardigans drape, and deep-cut polos bring air into the look. The silhouette stays fluid, timed for a later hour.
Color drives the flow. Sky, periwinkle, and seafoam pass through the collection, while sand, espresso, and ivory create grounding. Leopard prints cut through with familiarity. For a formal touch, hand-applied stones and crystal embroidery lift the surface.
Shopper bags arrive large and striped, shaped for routine or retreat. Shaggy slides close the loop. Dolce & Gabbana’s menswear is rerouted through familiar pieces such as robes, pajamas, and trenches into a setting that follows a slower current. The collection breathes on its own terms. It exhales.
Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
