Gucci’s latest collection is a testament to the brand’s enduring commitment to fostering cultural dialogue and pushing the boundaries of fashion. Expanding on its partnership with the Milan Triennale, Gucci presents a collection that seamlessly blends classic tailoring with contemporary elements.
The show opens with a nod to the iconic sixties, featuring structured jackets and flared skirts that evoke a sense of timeless elegance. Coats adorned with the signature GG monogram are paired with everyday essentials like jeans and tank tops, creating a harmonious balance of tradition and modernity.
Accessories take center stage with the Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag, reimagined with contemporary details crafted by skilled leather artisans or reinterpreted by Japanese artists in a collaborative project celebrating the brand’s 60th anniversary in Japan.
This collection reflects the culmination of a constructive journey. Moment by moment, I have been developing my ideas for Gucci. A casual splendor that takes shape through all my obsessions: tailoring, lingerie, leather, sixties silhouettes… All this combined with the tireless exploration of the brand’s heritage from an irreverent attitude,” said the creative director of the house, Sabato De Sarno, about the new collection.
- Sabato De Sarno, Creative Director of Gucci