Dolce & Gabbana’s Alta Moda show was held in Alberobello and saw the likes of Venus Williams, Christian Bale, Erling Haaland, KimKardashian and KrisJenner in attendance.
’s Alta Moda festivities in Puglia, in the heel of the boot of Italy, Dame Helen Mirren was talking up the native flora. The actress and local resident pointed out that some of the region’s olive trees are as old as – or even older – than Rome’s Colosseum.
steps off the boat giving main character energy in a Dolce & Gabbana hourglass floral sheath. She never finds her dolce vita, but that hasn’t stopped tourists from descending on the place in search of some seaside glamour of their own. If you can’t book a hotel room on the island this summer, the designers are at least part of the reason why.
This year, though, they set out to tell a different kind of Italian story. There’s no way to call a five-day event in which ultra-high net worth clients from around the world party together and vie against each other for five-and six-figure dresses a humble affair, but like other designers in this moment of global chaos and uncertainty, Dolce and Gabbana feel drawn to symbols of realness.
That’s why a crowd that included Venus Williams, Christian Bale, Erling Haaland, Kim Kardashian, and Kris Jenner, and 500-or-so other guests found themselves in Puglia, which in addition to nurturing the world’s oldest olive trees is known as one of Italy’s two breadbaskets. That’s why the Alta Moda show was set in Alberobello, a Unesco World Heritage Site with hundreds of cone-roofed stone buildings dating to the 14th century – they’re called trulli – so picturesque it looks like a movie set.
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