When Sleepwear Becomes a Statement: Dolce & Gabbana Reframes Pyjamas for their SS26 collection

The garments carry a spontaneous, just-rolled-out-of-bed attitude, suggesting comfort and ease. Loose striped drawstring trousers and piped shirts appear in light pastel tones. The cotton base preserves the relaxed character established in both the collections and the embroidery introduces delicacy. At first glance the women’s garments echoe the men’s striped cotton pyjamas, but they are not identical repetitions. Dolce & Gabbana transformed the women’s garments through decorations that allows the relaxed pieces to carry character, while keeping their effortless quality. The Pyjama sets kept authentic details such as drawstring waists, piping, patch pockets and loose shirt silhouettes but they’re cut in fluid, elongated proportions so they drape like suiting.

The textures, soft cotton, pastel stripes, and delicate embroidery all support the same message: style can exist without trying. The styling is deliberately “undressed: shirts left open over lace bras and sheer turtlenecks, trousers pooled over shoes, layered under leather jackets and oversized coats. Accessories like, sunglasses, structured handbags and the fur trim slippers, creates beautiful contrast to show that this is a fashion statement.

Dolce and Gabbana intentionally combines craft with casualness. Once private, The Pyjama has become a public statement. This collection demonstrate that sleepwear can perfectly wander into daywear and collided with tailoring.