Dolce & Gabbana Brings Its Italian Glamour to Gurney’s Montauk

Photography by Mark Squires, Styling by J. Errico

This summer, Dolce & Gabbana has transformed Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa into a chic coastal retreat, a fusion of high-end fashion, exquisite design, and oceanfront bliss. The collaboration — the iconic Italian brand’s first of this kind in the United States — includes a takeover of the Beach Club, cabanas and East Deck and introduces an exclusive pop-up boutique featuring the latest D&G collections, from elegant swimwear to breezy resort wear, perfect for the Hamptons.

Renowned for its vibrant prints, exquisite craftsmanship, and Mediterranean allure, Dolce&Gabbana at Gurney’s perfectly blends the brand’s high fashion aesthetic with the laid-back beach vibes at Gurney’s, the ultimate Montauk beach retreat. Reflecting the brand’s Italian heritage and set against Montauk’s coastal beauty, the hotel’s Beach Club, cabanas, and East Deck have been dressed in Dolce & Gabbana’s iconic Blu Mediterraneo pattern; the shades of vibrant white and deep majolica blue tare a feast for the sense and transport guests into a sea of Dolce & Gabbana.

For a luxury shopping experience by the sea, the property is also hosting a Retail Store right off the East Deck. This boutique exclusively features Dolce & Gabbana, showcasing a limited-edition capsule collection of ready-to-wear brand apparel, beach essentials, home products, candles, and beach towels. The decor of the boutique reflects Dolce & Gabbana’s bold aesthetics, with lush florals and opulent touches, creating an ideal environment for an afternoon of shopping. 

Also available at the boutique: private one-on-one styling experiences and personal tailoring, ensuring personalized service and a closer look at the intricate details of each piece. 

Model: Ming Lee Simmons @nextmanagement, Hair: John Ruidant @seemanagement using Oribe, Make-Up: Jodie Boland @thewallgroup

Special thanks to Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa.

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