![The minds behind the storied fashion house work to make Alta Moda more than a fashion show; it's an experience. Authentic Italy at Alta Moda With Dolce and Gabbana](images/Dolce-Gabbana-Night-SamuelReganAsante-1000.jpg)
Glamour, extravagance, authenticity. These are just a few of the words that could be applied to Dolce & Gabbana's Alta Moda show in Italy. As always, the minds behind the storied fashion house work to make Alta Moda more than a fashion show; it's an experience. This summer's event upheld that legacy with a display that took over an entire enclave to show the rich history of Italy.
Embracing Puglia
This Alta Moda show took inspiration from the community that hosted it. The collection was an ode to the communities of Puglia, putting a spotlight on their way of life and the art that is a part of their tradition. This is why the show spread across the map of the town of Alberobello. Every setting in the village shows the soul of Italian living and the artistry of the nation that helps inform the designs Dolce & Gabbana creates.
An Audience of Stars
The biggest names in fashion and entertainment have come to have a close relationship with Dolce & Gabanna and helped enhance the experience of the Alta Moda show. From Dame Helen Mirren to Christian Bale, celebrities from all over came to Puglia to experience the unique fashion event.
Guests enjoyed an authentic look at the village, bringing them down cobblestone streets where the locals wore traditional clothing and practiced their historic crafts, such as assembling rosary beads. It was a setting that showed how the modern glamour of Dolce & Gabbana remains connected to the ancient traditions that are at the foundation of Italian culture.
Honoring Heritage With Design
The theme of paying tribute to the heritage of the region didn't stop with the setting and the inclusion of locals in the event. The fashion show itself highlighted new bespoke designs that combined the simplicity of traditional Italy with a modern luxury aesthetic. Some of the clothing items featured crochet work and basket-woven fabric, an echo of the clothing worn in small Italian villages across the southern part of the nation.
The clothing in this Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show was more subtle than collections displayed in years past, with fewer crystals and sparkling embellishments. Instead, enhancements focused on highlighting the history and beauty of the region, with flowers and natural materials on display. Even conical-shaped accents seen on the runway had a connection to the village: homes in the area often have a cone-like shape, creating a unique atmosphere.
Connecting to the History of Italy With Dolce & Gabbana and Alta Moda
Dolce & Gabbana is a global name, but the team behind the brand understands that its roots in Italy are the magic that makes the fashion house special. Each Alta Moda show has become a way to highlight different parts of Italian history and culture, and the latest event has moved that tradition forward. As the luxury brand looks to the future, it has found a way to bring the past to a new audience.
EDITORIAL POLICY
Editorial Policy: The Flash List is dedicated to providing trustworthy editorial content by maintaining strict ethical standards, journalistic integrity, and credible professionalism regardless of any remuneration as working media. The Flash List is not affiliated with third-party companies mentioned and makes no endorsement or guarantee expressed or implied. The preceding article is intended for informational reference only, and does not constitute advice of any kind. Moreover, a qualified professional should be consulted regarding any lifestyle consideration, medical treatment, or monetary transaction, etc. Content contains affiliated link(s) for which compensation was received in accordance with USFTC regulations and terms and conditions.
MORE ON THE FLASH LIST
![Find things to do in Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Galveston, and more. Select a City](../../../images/web/stock/travel/Travel-500.jpg)