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Gucci presents its first high jewelry collection with four lines: Gucci 25H, G-Timeless, Grip and High Jewelry.
Gucci is collaborating with Wanna to launch digital sneakers that can be purchased through its virtual platforms.
The first images of ‘House of Gucci’, Alessandro Michelle’s next project for the maison, this time with Ridley Scott, are out.
The Gucci fanzine ‘Love, Love & Love’ featuring a special collection, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
To mark the Chinese New Year, Gucci devised a campaign featuring the Japanese manga character Doraemon.
Following the launch of the collection, comes the documentary TNF x Gucci by artist Sean Vegezzi, with an interview with Alessandro Michele.
Gucci announces its latest collaboration with The North Face. The result is a collection that will transport you to different places and cultures. Thus, the capsule has been created according to the spirit of adventure and promoting a spatial metaphor that will take people to different territories.
During 2020, fashion brands faced a completely unexpected scenario. The dissonance that arose with the coronavirus crisis and the tragic realities of the prison system set a new course for the industry. The result is a series of campaigns that mark a return to the aesthetics of DIY. See Jacquemus’ campaign.
Earlier this month, Gucci presented its new collection “Ouverture of Something that Never Ended”. So, Alessandro Michele announced a virtual festival called Gucci Fest to showcase the narrative of his latest proposal. Today, Gucci concludes this series of seven-part films co-directed with Gus Van Sant.
The new Gucci Gift Giving 2020 campaign celebrates Christmas with a big office party inspired by the 1990s.
The Italian company will premiere a seven-episode mini-series from November 16th to 22nd during Gucci Fest to promote its new collection.
Gucci has just introduced Gucci Sneaker Garage, the section of its application conceived as a platform entirely dedicated to sneakers and their digital counterparts.
Last July, Alessandro Michele opened the final chapter of a story that dealt with the rules, roles and liturgies that have come to define fashion as we know it. Gucci Epilogue is the outcome of this subversive narrative that reflects on the relationship between the fictional imagery of fashion and the reality of its productions.
Gucci’s new collection offers endless insights into copying and imitation in the fashion world. Thus, it denounces these tasks through Fake Not, a suggestive but explicit proposal on the subject.
The Gucci Garden in Florence is now available for a virtual visit without timetables and with infinite tour possibilities.
“El Ritual” is Gucci’s new campaign for the Autumn/Winter season of this peculiar year 2020. And this peculiarity is reflected in the creative process, more personal and sincere than ever.
Gucci presents Gucci MX, its first non-binary clothing collection that explores gender fluidity. The pieces, in the spirit of diversity, are designed by Alessandro Michel and photographed by Angelo Panetta.
Alessandro this time surprises us by questioning the world of fashion through a fairy tale that is divided into three parts.
Gucci has launched a project for its G-Timeless automatic watch in which it has invited visual artists from around the world.
Beaten & Blown by the Wind is Gucci’s new limited edition artbook, the result of the creative vision of Alessandro Michele and Bruce Gilden.
Applying the Italian designer’s genius to a sustainable collection offers a hopeful horizon for Gucci after the COVID19 tragedy.