Dolce & Gabbana Presents Alta Moda Collections 2023 in Puglia

Dolce & Gabbana presents the Italian excellence – Alta Moda, Alta Sartoria, and Alta Gioielleria collections in Puglia during a grand event that will last five days from July 7 to 11, 2023.

The fashion shows will be a glorious tribute to the authenticity of the craftsmanship and the exceptional creativity of the brand in three exclusive locations. Alta Gioielletia will glow among the olive trees on July 8 at Fortezza Pettolecchia, Alta Moda will interlace with the authentic beauty of Alberobello on July 9, and Alta Sartoria will stand out in the romanticism of Ostuni on July, 10.

The events Alta Moda and Alta Santoria will be available to watch live on July 9 and 10 at 8:00 p.m. (Paris time), respectively.

“Puglia captured our imagination with the same surge of love that we felt in Venezia, Capri, Siracusa, and all the other places on our Grand Tour. ” – Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.

Puglia is a land of timeless allure, an epic of history, a paradise of nature, and a fascinating area where the West meets the East, a genuine fusion of craftsmanship, folklore, and nature, mesmerizing every visitor’s senses and soul. All this creates the unique aura of Puglia, among the views of Borgo Egnazia, where expansive olive groves, white dry-stone walls, dazzling light, and infinite earthy colors blend harmoniously, creating an enchanting experience like no other.

Among the Apulian landscape, the millennial olive trees stand tall, their elegant and majestic presence offering a spectacular view. Their imposing silhouettes gracefully accentuate the horizon, evoking mesmerizing visions. As the golden light of the sunset embraces Pettolecchia La Fortezza, one becomes fully immersed in the enchantment of this magical land.

With these shows, Dolce&Gabbana also supports the “Save the Olives” organization, whose spokesperson is Helen Mirren. It’s a non-profit organization founded in 2017 in Tricase (Lecce) to combat the Xylella epidemic. This plant bacteria has already destroyed over 21 million olive trees in Salento, drastically changing the landscape. “Save the Olives” is committed to finding Xylella-resistant olive varieties and promoting early grafting to protect Puglia’s millennia-old heritage.