Gucci became one of the first brands to score in the report’s 80th percentile.
The Italian player was allowed to wear a non-white accessory for the first time in history.
Could this be a glimpse into Sabato De Sarno’s vision for the House?
Featuring the WTAPS camo-print jacket.
Batting first with varsity jackets and logomania denim before getting sophisticated with New York Yankees loafers and button-down shirts.
Houses like Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton and Gucci pave the way for luxury brands in the Hallyu movement.
Delivering a tailcoat, a harlequin sherpa fleece, tuxedo shirts, tees and more.
Featuring the silky Chinese Jacket from CLOT.
Marking the final collection ahead of Sabato de Sarno’s directorial debut in September.
Realized via today’s celebrities and pop culture.
Featuring a giclée printed cover by Lauren Halsey and packaging designed by Gucci.
Open at the West Bund Art Center in Shanghai, China, through June 25.