This season, Dsquared2 revived iconic codes from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Yet nothing was as expected: distressed denim reveals a clever elastic waistband in place of the classic fly, while a navy blazer borrows its cinched structure from sportswear. One standout piece reinvents the dress shirt with an open back and tapering front that can wrap around the waist, while a leopard-print chiffon minidress, made from thousands of strands, dances ecstatically with every step. Elsewhere, couture-like beaded skirts shimmer with movement, layering texture and drama into the silhouettes.

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Accessories magnify the silhouettes as much as the clothing itself. Chunky, stone-studded necklaces layer over tanks; backpacks morph into jackets hung with charms; and footwear veers between slick retro sneakers and a playful high-heel flip flop. Hardware glints across tops and outerwear, while gold accents illuminate the collection with radiant touches. The Twin Bag gets a military-chic twist with double straps, a juxtaposition of utility and elegance.

In a witty nod to the brand’s own legacy, the familiar ICON motif is reimagined as ICONique. The capsule celebrates Dsquared2’s most recognizable signatures, from ultra-glamorous heels to bold buckles to graphic trucker hats, translated into collectible tees, sweatshirts, shorts, and hybrid bodysuits. A bold new logo stamps the pieces, cementing the capsule as both a tribute to the past and a playful redefinition for the present. Captured by photographers Bill King and Richard Avedon, the campaign imagery spotlights Jessica Miller in studio portraits that radiate poise and attitude.

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