Dsquared2 Celebrates 30 Years with Star-Studded Collaborations
After making its debut on the Milan Fall/Winter runway in February, Dsquared2 has finally unveiled its highly-anticipated lineup of thirtieth anniversary collaborations. The label, founded by Dean and Dan Caten, has enlisted an impressive roster of collaborators including Ducati, KISS, Bettter, Magliano, and Vaquera. Each collaboration will be released separately throughout September and October, making it a month-long celebration of Dsquared2’s milestone.
The Caten Brothers Go All Out for Dsquared2’s 30th Anniversary
To mark their label’s thirtieth anniversary, Dean and Dan Caten are pulling out all the stops. The Fall/Winter 2025 runway show in Milan was a star-studded affair, featuring A-list attendees, models, performers, and collaborators. While Doechii and JT stole the show on the runway, there are five notable contributors to the collaborative component of the collection: Ducati, KISS, Bettter, Magliano, and Vaquera. Each of these collaborators brought their unique design aesthetic to the table, resulting in a diverse and exciting range of products.
A Closer Look at the Collaborations
Debuted on the runway, each of the five collaborators brought their own distinct style to the collection. Ducati’s contribution includes a range of sleek leather goods, while KISS brings their iconic rock and roll aesthetic to the table. Bettter’s designs feature bold graphics, while Magliano’s pieces showcase their signature Italian craftsmanship. Vaquera’s theatrical influence is evident in their collection of graphic garments. To see all of the collaborations, swipe through the gallery above in the following order: Ducati, KISS, Bettter, Magliano, Vaquera.
Get Your Hands on the Collaborative Capsules
Excited to get your hands on these limited edition collaborations? You won’t have to wait long. Each capsule will be released individually on Dsquared2’s webstore throughout September and October. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Dsquared2’s thirtieth anniversary celebration.
