Simon Holloway refines the interplay between tailored restraint and relaxed sophistication in Dunhill’s spring-summer 2026 collection. Formal codes arrive softened, reinforced with historical touchpoints from Savile Row and filtered through the lens of English rock-era confidence.
Here, blazers are eased open, cravats appear with soft collars, and traditional tailoring takes on relaxed volume. The looks maintain definition through tailored details, yet allow fluidity through liberal proportions and light fabrication.
Holloway’s choice of premium French lambskin, suede finishes, and artisanal denim nod to legacy while working to invigorate familiar archetypes.
A car coat in ivory check opens into chocolate trousers, grounded by leather sneakers with a briefcase in tow. Madras, regency stripes, and checkerboard motifs conform to a specific English eccentricity.
The floral waistcoat layered beneath a navy blazer and denim suggests evening formality can still carry into daylight, particularly when paired with embroidered slip-ons.
Leather goods remain essential. Northampton loafers, driving shoes, and travel bags appear throughout the collection. These accessories support a broader approach to dressing, where silhouettes present the wardrobe as a portable expression of self.
Whether delivering tailored trousers or soft shirting with rolled cuffs, Dunhill’s collection centers on dressing with history in hand and forward motion in step.
Dunhill Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
