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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?
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.
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.
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