For Dsquared2's Resort 2025 collection, the dynamic duo of Dean and Dan Caten adopted a surprisingly practical approach, forgoing their customary wild mashups in favor of a more focused strategy. This isn't to argue that they've fully embraced minimalism—this is Dsquared2, after all—but it's perhaps their most approachable version of a more understated look.

"Where am I going, what do I need?" This inquiry served as the foundation for Catens' design philosophy and was inspired by a contemporary fashion trend in which creativity is given a problem-solving aspect. Do you need a little business edge? Dsquared2 provides a chic, strapless leather minidress or a fitted blazer worn with cargo shorts and a bralette. As stated by the Catens, "Our girls, they own their look."
Men receive the same carefree yet unquestionably stylish treatment. Sporty and fitted separates add a dash of brashness to everyday urban wear. Imagine herringbone field coats with frayed and faded denim, military green nylon bombers with structure, and stylishly streamlined anoraks.

This season, the Canadian wilderness—a perpetual source of inspiration for the Catens—also has a part to play. Taking inspiration from their gritty, vintage casual wear catalog, they have redesigned an earlier Invicta collaboration for both sexes. The co-logos of the brand appear faded and washed on belt bags, backpacks, T-shirts, and hooded sweatshirts. Checkered shirts, big cargo pants, and denim jackets worn over baggy chinos form an outfit that's ideal for a camping weekend.