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Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s Creative Director has chosen the name Aria for the label’s new Autumn-Winter 2021-2022 collection. Here’s everything we know so far. It has been 100 years since Guccio Gucci has founded the now famous luxury brand in Florence, Italy. Following years and years of success, the brand introduced a new Creative Director, Alessandro […] The post In Celebration of Gucci’s Centenary, Brand to Debut Newest Collection: Aria appeared first on MEGA.

Nourished by antique jewellery, he’s inventing a new doctrine of being yourself. And for the past five years, Gucci’s artistic director has been transforming everything he touches into gold

Reshaping our vision of masculinity—babushkas, baubles, evening gowns, and all—is a lot easier with friends like Harry Styles and A$AP Rocky.

Italian creative director of fashion brand wows critics and fans with his genderless-looking autumn-winter 2018 creations at Milan Fashion Week

Alessandro Michele’s first collection for Valentino was presented during Milan Fashion Week.

Gucci’s new creative director, the unknown Alessandro Michele, is a lot like the woman he champions: daring, curiously compelling—and with a streak of mystery and eccentricity.

“Camp taste is, above all, a mode of enjoyment, of appreciation — not judgment,” Susan Sontag writes in her 1964 essay, “Notes on Camp.’” As the Metropolitan Museum of Art draws the curtain on its much celebrated 2018 exhibit, “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” the next exhibit to occupy the red carpet and...

Still searching for a muse to embody this Halloween? Catwalk shows of years gone by are a sensible starting point for those looking to dress-up stylishly for spooky season. Why not take a turn as Kate Moss’s witchy self as seen at Martine Sitbon’s spring/summer 1993 collection? Or channel a dagger-wielding bride à la Bella Hadid at Vivienne Westwood’s autumn/winter 2020 show?

Alessandro Michele’s first collection for Valentino was presented during Milan Fashion Week.

Since arriving at Gucci, Alessandro Michele has turned us on to his magically surreal vision of fashion. For all the flights of fancy, though, he’s designing for today’s world.

unveiled at milan fashion week on wednesday, gucci models carried their own severed heads created by techno-artisans in a factory in rome.

Alessandro Michele shares details on why Gucci’s autumn/winter 2022 campaign was inspired by legendary film director Stanley Kubrick.

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