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This was a journey through the past decades that brought together elements from the swinging ’60s and the bohemian ’70s. With Alessandro Michele’s legacy still lingering and Sabato De Sarno’s abrupt departure, the collection was designed by the in-house team—marking yet another transitional phase for Gucci.
The runway was a nod to Gucci’s heritage, shaped like the iconic interlocking-G logo, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
The collection played with contrasts—on one hand, there were polished, mod-inspired shifts with oversized buttons and front pockets, reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn’s timeless style. On the other, there was a distinct nod to the hedonistic glamour of Studio 54, seen in disco jumpsuits, shimmering gowns, and rich, jewel-toned ensembles. Sheer fabrics made a strong statement, from lace-inset slip dresses to see-through beaded skirts, adding a sensual edge to the collection.
Colour combinations were bold and unexpected: bright green mixed with purple, pale pink against deep red, and pops of chartreuse and electric blue. Accessories, as always, were a highlight—oversized sculptural gold jewellery, structured box purses, and fuzzy handbags added playful yet luxurious touches. The vibrant tights trend also made an appearance, offering an easy way to infuse some Gucci flair into everyday wardrobes.
Despite the beautiful execution, the show left a lingering question—what’s next for Gucci? With the absence of a single creative director at the helm, this collection felt like a carefully curated greatest-hits album rather than a bold new direction. The house’s signature motifs, such as the Horsebit – were ever-present, adorning bags, belts, and even dresses, reinforcing the brand’s legacy.
It was elegant, wearable, and full of timeless Gucci-isms—but whether it signals a new era or merely fills the gap remains to be seen. One thing’s for sure: all eyes are on Gucci’s next move.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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