Since Alessandro Michele’s appointment as creative director of Gucci, the brand has sky rocketed back to super stardom. For Fall 2017 we bring his larger than life collection to the beautifully imagined world of 3D.
Printed logo shirt, denim jeans, leopard print turban and t-strap heels all by GUCCI
SHIRT STORY
Thinking a lot about the commerce side of the business, Alessandro placed of-the-moment prints on shirts placed cool denim to the collection to make it more wearable
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Embroidered silk bomber jacket, printed shirt, floral printed cropped trousers, gold headband, nude logo socks and silver platfrom sandals all by GUCCI
BOMBS AWAY
The silk bomber jacket is another piece that Alessandro loves to reinvent. In this collection he placed golden embroidery and the Gucci stripes in black and white to the look
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Printed cardigan, bamboo printed silk culottes, gold headband, embroidered shoulder bag, green logo socks and gold t-strap heels all by GUCCI
PRINTS PLEASE
If its not textures like silk and sequins, Alessandro is playing with prints combining them to create a powerful look on the runway
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Toga dress with sequined outline, gold headband, embroidered shoulder bag and gold t-strap sandals all by GUCCI
TONGUE IN CHIC
Alessandro is know to recreate traditional clothing. Here he reimagines the classic toga and brings it to the 21st century by the use of sequins and outlines
Frequently Asked Questions
Alessandro Michele’s Gucci Fall 2017 collection, shown on February 22, 2017, at Milan Fashion Week, was themed “The Alchemist’s Garden: an Anti-Modern Laboratory.” It mixed references from the Renaissance and Victorian eras with 1970s disco, 1980s excess and 1990s logomania across 119 looks.
Since Alessandro Michele’s appointment as creative director, Gucci is described as having returned to super stardom. Michele is known for reinventing pieces like the silk bomber and recreating traditional clothing, and for this collection he added on-trend prints and denim to make it more wearable.
The toga dress from Gucci’s Fall 2017 collection reimagines the classic toga for the 21st century with a sequined outline. It is styled with a gold headband, an embroidered shoulder bag and gold t-strap sandals, reflecting Alessandro Michele’s habit of recreating traditional clothing.
Gucci’s Fall 2017 silk bomber jacket was reworked with golden embroidery and the Gucci stripes in black and white. It was styled with a printed shirt, floral printed cropped trousers, a gold headband, nude logo socks and silver platform sandals, a piece Alessandro Michele loves to reinvent.
Alessandro Michele plays with textures like silk and sequins, and otherwise combines prints for a powerful look. One look pairs a printed cardigan with bamboo-printed silk culottes and gold headband; another uses a printed logo shirt, denim jeans and a leopard print turban.
