US EditionGucci's fusion of individuality and codes in the absence of a creative director [Milan Collection 2025-26 Fall/Winter]
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Earlier this month, Gucci announced the departure of creative director Sabato de Sarno. The design team's Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection, unveiled on February 25th (local time), fused all the personalities and codes that make up the maison, returning to the basics of Gucci as it moves into a new chapter.
Creative Director Sabato De Sarno Leaves Gucci: Beginning of a New Era or Continuing Crisis? Gucci, a subsidiary of the French luxury goods group Kering, announced that it has ended its collaboration with its artistic director, Italian designer Sabato De Sarno, who took over in early 2023, according to a statement issued by the house. The statement came as the brand seeks to attract wealthy shoppers and address declining sales, according to Reut…
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