The festive season gets a cinematic makeover as Dolce&Gabbana unveils its Holiday 2026 campaign, directed by Gordon von Steiner. Set inside a glamorous hotel, the campaign captures the anticipation, intrigue, and unexpected encounters that make the holidays special.

Conceived as a cinematic sequence, the campaign follows a cast of characters through a festive hotel lobby. Knowing glances, fleeting encounters, and stolen kisses create an atmosphere of mystery and subtle sensuality. The narrative plays with the boundaries between reality and fiction, turning an ordinary hotel setting into a stage for unexpected moments.
A Study in Festive Glamour
TFor Holiday 2026, Dolce&Gabbana revisits its signature codes through a collection that embraces evening glamour and statement dressing. The selection brings together elegant silhouettes, shimmering finishes, and accessories designed to make an impression throughout the festive season.
Eveningwear takes center stage, with metallic details and luminous fabrics adding a celebratory touch. Tailored pieces offer a more refined alternative, balancing classic silhouettes with the label’s distinctive approach to Italian glamour.
Accessories bring further personality to the collection. Leopard-print accents introduce a playful edge, while carefully considered details complement the season’s more polished looks.




From special-occasion dressing to statement finishing touches, the Holiday 2026 selection captures the spirit of festive celebrations through Dolce&Gabbana’s unmistakable aesthetic.
When Fashion Meets Cinema



Featuring models Grace Elizabeth, Lulu Tenney, and Sacha Quenby, the campaign embraces a distinctly theatrical aesthetic. Deep crimson interiors and golden accents establish its visual identity, while carefully composed lighting adds depth to each scene.
With styling by Emmanuelle Alt, the Holiday 2026 campaign draws on the glamour of classic cinema while maintaining Dolce&Gabbana‘s unmistakable aesthetic.
The accompanying film takes the storytelling further, eventually revealing the production set behind the seemingly intimate hotel encounters. This unexpected shift adds another dimension to the campaign, inviting viewers to reconsider what they have just witnessed.
Through Gordon von Steiner‘s cinematic approach, Dolce&Gabbana transforms its Holiday 2026 campaign into more than a celebration of festive dressing. It becomes a visual story about anticipation, attraction, and the magic of unexpected encounters.