The hypnotic collection celebrates Yves Saint Laurent’s favorite hue while sparking exit rumors at the Trocadéro.
Featuring a dress adorned with crushed silverware and a range of floral fabrics that evoke laminated table cloths.
Familiar rubber construction meets distorted foot shapes and exaggerated proportions.
Proclaiming “optimism in lightness,” the collection is a gentle expression of Summer driven by lighter and looser garments, hybrid silhouettes, and crochet details.
“Gucci stands for being rooted in the desire to belong to a more glamorous world, and in the audacity to remake that world in your own image,” he said in the show notes.
The collection explores body autonomy, undergarments as outerwear, and fluid tailoring across gendered lines.
Creative director Simone Bellotti introduces off-kilter elegance and deliberate flaws to the Milan-based luxury label.
With a runway feature from the UK rapper, Creative Director Daniel Lee took the British label in a joyful direction driven by clashing florals and checks.
The house introduces shifting silhouettes, doll-inspired proportions, and a stacked Havaianas collaboration.
For his final Diesel runway, the show notes read, “The collection is the essence of Diesel: disruptive, sexy, fluid, fun. We are all in this together: let’s take a ride one more time.”
The event rounded off the designer’s SS27 pop-up series with views of the city’s skyline, London’s late night fashion crowd, and a DJ set from Saul Nash himself.
For SS27, the Mexican designer turns fleeting memories into horsehair, leather, saturated color, and a softer vision of Campillo.