Dolce & Gabbana is one of the least profitable of Italy’s big independent luxury brands. That’s no surprise considering how much it spends on celebrities, lavish events and building up its beauty business, for which it harbors big ambitions.
The Italian brand is getting a lot of attention in Paris these days thanks to its super popular exhibition “Du Cœur à la Main,” which opened in January at the Grand Palais. It presents its most iconic Haute Couture dresses with spectacular decors and scenography. It’s nearly impossible to get tickets to see the exhibition, which ends on April 2.
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