Gucci & Dover Street Market Open New York Permanent Shop-In-Shop
by Adriano Batista
Gucci announced the opening of a permanent shop-in-shop at Dover Street Market in New York City. This opening is part of an ongoing collaboration which debuted at Dover Street Market in Ginza, Tokyo and subsequently launched at Dover Street Market New York in September 2015.
Conceived exclusively for this location, Gucci’s Creative Director Alessandro Michele has created a unique visual concept for Dover Street Market New York. The focal point of the display is a dramatic camel, navy and red chevron print. The print is featured in chevron wallpaper and carpeting, as well as fabric covered screens. Antique brass studs further embellish the screens and carpeting lending a touch of the industrial to this otherwise whimsical space. Additionally, red lacquered panels and armchairs in peacock and pistachio velvet soften the space. Looks from the collection are displayed on free standing metal racks and busts upholstered in vibrant velvet. In keeping with the elegant and contemporary eclecticism that characterizes Gucci’s new collections, the shop sees the combination of traditional and modern, industrial and romantic.
Located on the 7th floor of Dover Street Market New York, the space will be the first specialty store in North America to showcase products for men and women from Alessandro Michele’s SS16 collections.
Dover Street Market New York
160 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10016
Tel: +1 646 837 7750
Pigalle FW16 Backstage!
DEMO. Fall/Winter 2016
actual
Gucci & Dover Street Market Open New York Permanent Shop-In-Shop
previous
Pigalle FW16 Backstage!
next
DEMO. Fall/Winter 2016
For its latest collection, Y-3 continues to redefine the intersection of athletic precision and avant-garde design.
Centered around the H-Street, a sneaker with track and field origins, the collection combines performance heritage with everyday wearability.
Set in the picturesque dense woodlands in Lithuania nestled between a tranquil lake and a cool river the niche festival has been dubbed “a well-kept secret”.
The second release of the Oakley Factory Team SS25 collection introduces the Flesh Warp, a shoe that changes how movement looks and feels.
The Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center will present Tomokazu Matsuyama: Morning Sun, a contemporary response to Hopper’s iconic 1952 painting, from June 20 to October 5, 2025.
The first day of Primavera Sound found its rhythm early at Pull&Bear’s Primavera Sound Café, a space where music, fashion, and coffee collided under the Barcelona sun.
The TEAM LOVE movement just got a sleek new addition. Julian Zigerli’s capsule collection, originally launched in crisp white, now comes in an equally cool black iteration.
ALAINPAUL unveiled its Spring/Summer 2025 campaign photographed by Marili Andre and styled by Vanessa Reid.
The Spanish brand has unveiled a sharp new visual identity, created with Milan’s Giga Design Studio, that trades familiarity for something more unsettling.
With over 350 pages of photos and writing, the book acts as a way to explore Atzori’s wide-ranging work and identity.
Nike and Fucking Young! celebrate the Air Max Dn8 in Barcelona’s hidden underworld
Burberry taps into the spirit of festival season with a new campaign that feels more like a backstage pass than a traditional fashion shoot.
Balenciaga dropped its Music | Britney Spears series, a capsule collection and musical project celebrating the pop icon.
Patta and Havaianas have joined forces for a collaboration that blends Brazilian ease with Amsterdam street culture.
With summer approaching, AMI Paris unveils Amis d’été, a seasonal collection that embodies the brand’s effortless Parisian elegance.
Rodrigo Haberfeld captured by the lens of Hudson Rennan, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
As his time at Balenciaga comes to a close, Demna presents his final collection for Spring 2026 titled “Exactitudes”.
For Pride 2025, Levi’s is centering its celebration on the power of safe spaces and queer solidarity.
Pull&Bear returns to Primavera Sound Barcelona with Primavera Sound Café by Pull&Bear, a project that blends clothing, music, and coffee into a festival experience.
This summer, the brand presents its new swimwear collection. These aren’t just pieces to wear, but to feel.
Christian Corr captured by the lens of Juan Retallack, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
The Louise Trotter era at Bottega Veneta has officially begun, and in no other way than by presenting their new advertising campaign “Craft is our Language”.
American designer Matthew M. Williams is back in the fashion industry with a new project.
Rombaut’s newest sneakers, Mortal and Flow, evolve from their earlier Nucleo and Alien Barefoot designs, drawing inspiration from martial arts.
Cameron Pisan at The Option Agency photographed by Keyr Castro and styled by Mark Mendez, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Soho House and Her Clique had gathered Lisbon’s creative community to celebrate the kickoff of ARCO Lisboa and Marie Tomanova’s new exhibition, I LOVE SEEING YOU.
Barcelona brand Nimph has unveiled the first installment of its Chapter 07 collection, titled “If It’s Meant To Be, Then It Will Be…”
Last week, A$AP Rocky and PUMA unveiled their latest collaboration, a capsule collection of footwear, apparel, and accessories that blends streetwear with motorsport energy.
