Highlights shows from Gucci’s Latest collection

 

Fall/Winter 2025 – A Studio-Crafted “Continuum”

• Runway Design: The show featured an innovative runway shaped like the iconic Interlocking G logo, symbolizing the intersection of design paths within the house.(Gucci)

• Creative Direction: This collection was the work of Gucci’s in-house design team, following Sabato De Sarno’s abrupt departure in February 2025.(GQ, Wikipedia, Wikipedia)

• Aesthetic & Mood: Described as a "continuum" of Gucci’s evolving identity—spanning 1960s tailoring, 1990s glam vibes, sparkly embellishments, and sleek modern touches. The result conveyed nostalgic polish, but critics noted a lack of a bold, unifying vision.(GQ, InStyle, Vogue)

• Trend Setting: Embracing ‘60s Hitchcockian flair—super-saturated colors, richly textured boxy coats, sequined skirts, and playful neon accents—this collection exuded the concept of sprezzatura: an effortless chic.(InStyle)

Spring/Summer 2025 – Jet-Set Romance

• Setting & Style: Presented at Triennale Milano, the show unfolded amid lighting that evoked a summer sunset, delivering "casual grandeur".(YouTube, T Australia)

• Design Highlights: Creative director Sabato De Sarno infused the collection with 1960s references—low-slung trousers, draped cutouts, sheer lace gowns, baggy jeans paired with sweeping trenches—and bold signature hues like Gucci Rosso Ancora (deep red) and chartreuse.(People.com, Wikipedia)

• Heritage Revival: The show also featured the return of the classic Bamboo bag, with vintage pieces reimagined by Japanese artists.

Strategic Shift — Gucci Returns to Roots

• New Creative Chapter: In May 2025, Gucci staged an open-air show at Florence's historic Palazzo Settimanni, immersing the audience in jet-set glamour and equestrian heritage ahead of the debut of new creative director, Demna Gvasalia (formerly of Balenciaga). The presentation signaled a reenergizing of the brand after diminished sales.(The Guardian)

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Summary Table

Collection	Highlights
Fall/Winter 2025	Studio-driven "continuum" of Gucci eras, no single creative lead, playful retro gestures
Spring/Summer 2025	Romantic jet-set aesthetic by Sabato De Sarno, strong nods to heritage and expressive color palette
Florence Outdoor Show	An alfresco spectacle, grounding Gucci’s legacy as prepares to take over creative reins

Gucci’s most recent collections reflect a transitional phase: looking backward at what made the house strong, while awaiting fresh .Fall/Winter show felt more like a tribute than a trailblazer, whereas Spring/Summer captured more emotional resonance through nostalgic appointment ahead, Gucci appears poised to fuse bold innovation with its storied heritage.