Laura Kettlewell

For nearly 40 years, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have sewn Italy into their clothes. Since launching their eponymous label in Milan in 1985, the duo has transformed it into a global emblem of Italian glamour—one built on the warmth of a Sicilian Sunday lunch rather than the cold flicker of a passing trend.

HOME Rothko Glasses, Giberto Venice (€1,410) Murano glass meets 20th-century art. This Rothko collection, from Giberto Arrivabene Gonzaga, is inspired by the famed artist’s painting Orange, Red, Yellow (1961). Each glass is born from a watercolor sketch and fuses two colors, resulting in a striking, almost painterly effect. Perfect for a Christmas table that needs a touch of drama—and to give to the art buffs in your life.

"My work in fashion often draws inspiration from art," says Rejina Pyo. "I wanted to share that in a more direct, deeper way – to celebrate some of the artists who have inspired me over the last 10 years." The designer has always fostered a close connection to the art world and to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her eponymous brand, she has curated her first-ever exhibition.