Gucci’s next show will take place in Los Angeles
by Adriano B.
Continuing the series of events and revelations in its centennial year, Gucci announces that Creative Director Alessandro Michele will present his new collection through a fashion show held in Los Angeles on November 3, 2021.
Six years after his first Cruise show in New York City at the Dia-Art Foundation, Alessandro Michele will return to the United States, in Los Angeles, a city that continues to provide him with a constant source of inspiration and has played an important role in the hundred years of Gucci history. The show will coincide with the celebration of the 10th LACMA Art + Film Gala, which will take place on November 6, of which Gucci is founder and sponsor.
Photo via Alessandro Michele’s instagram.
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