Dsquared2 Fall 2026

It had to happen eventually. The sudden rise of Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie from TV breakout stars to international heartthrobs meant the fashion world was bound to take notice. Dsquared2 founders Dean and Dan Caten, never ones to miss an opportunity, seized the moment for a perfectly timed Milan Fashion Week show. Hudson opened their coed runway, a playful nod to his hockey origins, while the Catens’ winter-sports-themed collection arrived just ahead of the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Games. It was a masterclass in catching the zeitgeist.

As for the clothes, the Catens stayed true to their signature mix-and-match codes while turning up the spectacle. Padded vests, parkas and puffer jackets in bold, playful colours were layered over everything from ski base layers to tailored suits. Chunky knits, voluminous coats and furry jackets added texture, while nylon and denim patchworks, frosted denim with sequins, and crystal embellishments brought their signature mix of sport and glamour. It was both immediate and theatrical, a collection that balanced wearable winter pieces with campy couture moments.

The après-ski energy extended to the more daring looks, from high-shine latex ensembles and minidresses built from stacked puffers to corseted ski suits and futuristic wedge boots. Accessories were equally imaginative, with ski-goggle sunglasses from Carrera and square-toed Western boots layered with detachable covers that nodded to alpine gear. Dsquared2 proved once again that their strength lies in creating a world where sporty archetypes, glamour and a touch of irreverence collide, leaving the audience equal parts dazzled and amused.