Galactic Rule-Breakers by Dsquared2 for F/W 26-27, Milan Men Fashion Week | FashionTV | FTV

Cast your gaze toward the horizon: the frost is breaking, the fog is lifting, and the Dsquared2 revolution is officially here! In the fickle world of high fashion, returning to one’s roots is a phrase often whispered with nostalgia, but for Dean and Dan Caten, the visionary duo behind Dsquared2, the Fall/Winter 2026 collection is less a retrospective and more a sonic boom, unveiled at Milan Fashion Week. The collection unfolds as a love letter to the Catens’ Canadian heritage, reimagined for a generation living at the intersection of sport and fantasy. This isn’t just winter wear; it’s a high-octane celebration of the cold season, filtered through a lens of pure, unadulterated swagger where protection becomes the ultimate attitude. For the boys, hockey jerseys and ski underpinnings are remixed with outsized puffers and ‘70s-nodding après-ski knitted sets that sprint toward the future. Gigantic puffer jackets are layered over oversized suits, while massive parkas envelop ski champions-in-the-making sporting racing suits and cropped turtlenecks. The Dsquared2 girls embrace these same trails at full speed, looking like unabashed, galactic rule-breakers in gear that feels both otherworldly and glossy. Outerwear has turned decidedly futuristic, featuring corseted minidresses constructed from stacked puffers and sculptural, skin-baring bustiers worn with leggings and futuristic wedge ski boots, giving the entire collection a sensual, cyberpunk edge. Dsquared2 figures cut through t