Gucci unveiled its Spring/Summer 2017 campaign shot by Glen Luchford, styled by Alessandro Michele and art-directed by Christopher Simmonds.
For the campaign, a band of artists and colorful characters collide in the streets of Rome, feasting on hamburgers dressed in evening gowns, hanging out with tigers and lions and partying in a marble fountain. Inspired by generations of intellectuals and artists that considered Rome to be their home town, some by birth, others through cultural adoption, this campaign is an homage to personalities like Cy Twombly, Mario Schifano and Laura Betti. The result is a series of compelling stories that champions Creative Director Alessandro Michele’s richly textured collections and accessories on unconventional individuals in the eternal city.
Designer Monique Fei explores the intersection of craft and couture, transforming traditional shapes and techniques to create wearable sculptures that interrogate their own material and making process.
Set to launch on October 10, this collaboration will feature iconic DC characters like Batman, Superman, and The Joker, reimagined through Songzio’s distinctive aesthetic.
Arsenal and Aries have joined forces for a limited-edition collection, aptly designed for the “Arsenal Faithful,” blending the club’s rich heritage with Aries’ signature street-luxe aesthetic.
Tanner Richie and Fletcher Kasell, the design duo behind Tanner Fletcher, unveiled their SS25 collection “The Artists Dilemma” as a museum exhibit in a Chelsea gallery.
LỰU ĐẠN, the personal oeuvre of Hung La also behind Kwaidan Editions, hosted its Seedy Chinatown Hideout during Paris Fashion Week at the iconic ChinaTown Belleville.
A few hours after the French fashion house Celine announced the exit of Hedi Slimane, it has also announced its new artistic director, who will be in charge of the creativity of all its collections from 2025 onwards.
