Gucci Combines Chic and elegance in their Fall-Winter 2023 Collection

Gucci debuted its first women’s ready-to-wear line in February at Milan Fashion Week following the resignation of Alessandro Michele, who resigned as Gucci’s creative director on January 28, 2023. The FW23 men’s and women’s wear collections were developed by the fashion house’s design team as a transitional period between Michele, the outgoing creative director, and Sabato de Sarno, the incoming creative director, who will present his vision for Gucci in September.

While designing these collections, the design team looked into the origins of Gucci as a fashion company and all of the component parts that have contributed to the brand’s history in order to find ideas. The collection that was displayed was a blatant fusion of the quirkiness that Michele’s Gucci was known for and the perversity of Tom Ford’s time at the house.

Guests who arrived at the show from an elevator that opened directly at the venue were placed in cubic concrete booths and in circular chartreuse carpeted pits – which is best described as a business setting. Models went onto the green carpeted runway from elevators as the show started, with faint office lights flashing on.