At Milan Fashion Week, Gucci SS27 under Sabato De Sarno turned to a polished 1970s vocabulary, drawing on cinematic references without lapsing into nostalgia. The result was a collection of disciplined leather trench coats, fluid tailoring and revived bamboo handbags that signalled both heritage continuity and commercial intent.
"Gucci Recasts 1970s Cinema in Sleek Leather and Bamboo at Milan SS27 Show"
At Milan Fashion Week, Gucci SS27 under Sabato De Sarno turned to a polished 1970s vocabulary, drawing on cinematic references without lapsing into nostalgia. The result was a collection of disciplined leather trench coats, fluid tailoring and revived bamboo handbags that signalled both heritage continuity and commercial intent.
Gucci Recasts 1970s Cinema in Sleek Leather and Bamboo at Milan SS27 Show
By Alessandra Valli, International Fashion Correspondent, RDU Global Milan Bureau
Fashion Correspondent
At Milan Fashion Week, Gucci SS27 under Sabato De Sarno turned to a polished 1970s vocabulary, drawing on cinematic references without lapsing into nostalgia. The result was a collection of disciplined leather trench coats, fluid tailoring and revived bamboo handbags that signalled both heritage continuity and commercial intent.
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