Gucci unveiled its latest Fall/Winter 2023 Men's Collection in Milan.
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The voluminous yet relaxed silhouette of the tailoring allows for versatile styling, and nostalgic suits can be transformed into sleeveless jackets and shorts using removable parts. By cross-breeding items that have traditionally been considered contrasting in both structure and styling, garments were also created that express a contemporary masculinity of freedom and limitless possibilities.
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Drawing inspiration from Gucci's 1980s archive, sportswear is combined with dancewear codes, while motorcycle wear not only pays tribute to the early 2000s archive but is also integrated into the silhouette of a classic overcoat. The denim pants, also washed for a 2000s look, feature the logo that was unveiled when Gucci opened its first New York store in 1953.
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The lining of a deconstructed tracksuit is revealed as decorative detail, while traditional evening pants are transformed into a sculptural, draped long skirt, revealing movement. The customization effect is also expressed in non-visual materials. A closer look reveals classic joggers crafted from lightweight leather, while a short coat seemingly covered in feathers is embellished with all-over 3D white sequin embroidery, showcasing Gucci's cherished craftsmanship.
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A new material, lacquered canvas featuring the GG pattern introduced in the 1970s, appears throughout the collection as a tool to freely manipulate the look. Named Crystal GG canvas for its beautiful sheen, the material is available in vibrant and faded pastels for workwear-style coveralls, oversized, loosely constructed bags and shoes, evoking the texture and feel of pieces that have been well-worn over the years.
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Celebrities clad in Gucci attended the event at Gucci Hub.
SHUHEI UESUGI Image by Getty
KAI Image by Getty
IDRIS ELBA Image by Getty
FONTAINES D.C. Image by Getty
JEREMY O. HARRIS Image by Getty
PERCY HYNES WHITE Image by Getty
JALEN RAMSEY Image by Getty
GUCCI
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands. Now, 100 years after the brand's founding, under the leadership of President and CEO Marco Bizzarri and Creative Director Alessandro Michele, Gucci continues its journey towards the next 100 years with its mission to "redefine luxury" and with creativity, innovation and Italian craftsmanship at the core of the brand's values.
Gucci is a core brand of Kering, the global luxury group. Kering owns and supports the development of renowned brands in fashion, leather goods, watches and jewelry.
For more information, please visit www.gucci.com.
Contact Information
Gucci Japan Client Services 0120-99-2177
www.gucci.com
Courtesy of GucciThe voluminous yet relaxed silhouette of the tailoring allows for versatile styling, and nostalgic suits can be transformed into sleeveless jackets and shorts using removable parts. By cross-breeding items that have traditionally been considered contrasting in both structure and styling, garments were also created that express a contemporary masculinity of freedom and limitless possibilities.
Courtesy of GucciCourtesy of GucciDrawing inspiration from Gucci's 1980s archive, sportswear is combined with dancewear codes, while motorcycle wear not only pays tribute to the early 2000s archive but is also integrated into the silhouette of a classic overcoat. The denim pants, also washed for a 2000s look, feature the logo that was unveiled when Gucci opened its first New York store in 1953.
Courtesy of GucciCourtesy of GucciThe lining of a deconstructed tracksuit is revealed as decorative detail, while traditional evening pants are transformed into a sculptural, draped long skirt, revealing movement. The customization effect is also expressed in non-visual materials. A closer look reveals classic joggers crafted from lightweight leather, while a short coat seemingly covered in feathers is embellished with all-over 3D white sequin embroidery, showcasing Gucci's cherished craftsmanship.
Courtesy of GucciCourtesy of GucciA new material, lacquered canvas featuring the GG pattern introduced in the 1970s, appears throughout the collection as a tool to freely manipulate the look. Named Crystal GG canvas for its beautiful sheen, the material is available in vibrant and faded pastels for workwear-style coveralls, oversized, loosely constructed bags and shoes, evoking the texture and feel of pieces that have been well-worn over the years.
Courtesy of GucciCelebrities clad in Gucci attended the event at Gucci Hub.
SHUHEI UESUGI Image by GettyKAI Image by GettyIDRIS ELBA Image by GettyFONTAINES D.C. Image by GettyJEREMY O. HARRIS Image by GettyPERCY HYNES WHITE Image by GettyJALEN RAMSEY Image by GettyGUCCI
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands. Now, 100 years after the brand's founding, under the leadership of President and CEO Marco Bizzarri and Creative Director Alessandro Michele, Gucci continues its journey towards the next 100 years with its mission to "redefine luxury" and with creativity, innovation and Italian craftsmanship at the core of the brand's values.
Gucci is a core brand of Kering, the global luxury group. Kering owns and supports the development of renowned brands in fashion, leather goods, watches and jewelry.
For more information, please visit www.gucci.com.
Contact Information
Gucci Japan Client Services 0120-99-2177
www.gucci.com
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