In a tribute to the House’s founding city, the Cruise 2026 fashion show took place at Palazzo Settimanni within the Gucci Archive, a living, breathing space that informs the past, present, and future of Gucci.

Soundtrack by Frédéric Sanchez 

‘Ti prego amami,’ ‘Metti una sera a cena,’ and ‘La Lucertola’ written by Ennio Morricone

‘La leçon particulière (II)’ (F. Lai/C. Gaubert) - Francis Lai

‘Footprints On The Moon’ - Johnny Harris

‘State of Contraction’ - Barry Adamson

‘Selenge’ (M. Shrager/C.Dessberg) - Céline Dessberg

 

The Fall Winter 2025 women’s and men’s collection unfolds as a synergy of past, present, and future, accompanied by a live orchestra with an original score by the multi-award-winning composer and conductor Justin Hurwitz.

Music composed and conducted by Justin Hurwitz.
 

Creative Director Sabato De Sarno presented his new Spring Summer 2025 womenswear collection at Triennale Milano where its rooms were transformed into hues of a summer sunset, each of a different tone, each the embodiment of an unrepeatable moment. 

“A precise moment in time. A moment to seize and live to the fullest. It’s the moment the sun dives into the sea at the end of an August day. It’s the moment we find ourselves. This collection is a tribute to those moments, and an invitation to stop, seek your own moment.” Sabato De Sarno

Discover more about the show on: https://capsule.gucci.com/WSS25FS

Music by Mark Ronson & Julian Dobson
Additional production by Tom Elmhirst and Brandon Bost

Kelsey Lu – Sunset (from HYDROHARMONIA)
Kelsey Lu and Mykky Blanco – French Lessons
Boys Noize & Kelsey Lu – Love & Validation
Rogê – Existe Uma Voz
Jamie xx – G.I.R.L.
Fiordaliso – Non Voglio Mica La Luna 

Creative Director Sabato De Sarno unveiled his Spring Summer 2025 menswear collection at Triennale Milano on June 17, 2024 as an ode to freedom. “This collection speaks of encounters – incontri – between the city and the beach, and among people who love life,” he says. These encounters occur in a blend of electric and traditional hues as boxy silhouettes meet summer-inspired embroideries and prints, or in modern takes on tailoring alongside new bags that play with volume and materials. Discover more about the inspirations behind the fashion show and the looks that were presented in this special episode.

Music mixed by Mark Ronson
Additional production and arrangement by Julian Dobson

The Kills - Future Starts Slow

Catnapp - No Cover

Jamie xx - All Under One Roof Raving

David Bowie - Modern Love

Delve into the inspirations behind the Cruise 2025 fashion show, presented at Tate Modern in London on May 13, 2024. A tribute to the city’s energetic essence, the collection wove together Creative Director Sabato De Sarno’s personal experiences with the House’s heritage connection to London. Mediating on these ideas, the collection juxtaposed romantic notions with precise craftsmanship, telling a story of contrasts to create a harmonious vision. 

Discover more about the fashion show here

Music remixed by Mark Ronson
Additional production and arrangements by Julian Dobson

Credits:
Yakamoto Kotzuga – Fuga
Frankie Goes to Hollywood – The Power of Love
Blondie – Heart of Glass
Tirzah, Coby Sey – Devotion
Koreless – Sun (BBC Maida Vale Sessions)

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Celebrating the upcoming Cruise 2025 fashion show in London, writer Charlie Porter looks back at a time before Gucci was Gucci. Far away from Florence, it was over a century ago when a young Guccio Gucci first stepped foot in London and instantly fell in love with the luxurious style and buzzing social scene he encountered while working as a porter at The Savoy hotel. Paying tribute to the founder’s experience in the city, the new Cruise 2025 collection by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno embodies this dynamic essence at London’s Tate Museum.  

Discover more about the fashion show here.

Immerse yourself in the essence of the Fall Winter 2024 women’s collection which debuted on February 23, 2024, during Milan Fashion Week. A personal journey into Sabato De Sarno’s creative process and emotions that drive his artistic endeavors. The new womenswear collection for the House embodies a meticulous journey of small subversive acts that come together to portray the Creative Director’s vision of the Gucci wardrobe, one where fashion converses with reality.

Watch the fashion show here

Music from the fashion show directed & mixed by Mark Ronson

Did Virgo and Morgan K – Coronacid

Kelsey Lu – I’m Not in Love

The Irrepressibles – Two Men in Love

The House and Christie's present Future Frequencies: Explorations in Generative Art and Fashion on Gucci Art Space, a free-dimensional gallery spotlighting artists who explore uncharted concepts. 19 digital talents were invited to navigate the intersection between fashion, art, and technology by harnessing the full potential of generative systems, and their NFT artworks will be part of a special auction on Christie’s 3.0 from July 18-25.

In this episode, Sebastian Sanchez, Christie’s Manager of Digital Art Sales, introduces us to Botto, a Decentralised Autonomous Artist. We hear from artist, self-taught programmer, and Botto founder, Mario Klingemann who explains the inception of Botto and the philosophy behind it. Also joining the conversation is Simon Hudson, an operator of the Botto DAO, the community of human participants who collaborate on the feedback to further hone its skills. 

Discover Generative Art and Fashion on Gucci Art Space here

Learn more about Botto

The House and Christie's present Future Frequencies: Explorations in Generative Art and Fashion on Gucci Art Space, a free-dimensional gallery spotlighting artists who harness uncharted concepts. 19 digital talents were invited to navigate the intersection between fashion, art, and technology by harnessing the full potential of generative systems, and their NFT artworks will be part of a special auction on Christie’s 3.0 from July 18-25. 

In this special episode, Christie’s Manager of Digital Art Sales, Sebastian Sanchez talks to two artists featured in the auction, Claire Silver and Emi Kusano. Claire is a celebrated AI collaborative artist whose work explores themes of innocence, trauma, and the hero's journey. Emi is a Japanese multidisciplinary artist, best known for being the creative director of Web3 community anime project Shinsei Galverse. She also teaches at the Tokyo University of the Arts.

You can take a look at the auction’s artworks here.

Learn more about Emi Kusano’s work

Learn more about Claire Silver’s work

Set within a medieval village in Tuscany and surrounded by the UNESCO World Heritage site of Val d’Orcia, the writers’ residency Substratum is a new home for artists where their imagination can blossom, and boundless creativity is encouraged. Sponsored by Gucci, the retreat was inaugurated by award-winning writer, actor and producer Jeremy O. Harris. He invited five upcoming playwrights to join him for a month of writing, pasta-making, and workshops.

Jeremy O. Harris is best known for his award-winning Broadway plays Slave Play and Daddy. He was named as Yale University’s youngest residing president of the Yale Drama Prize. He also works on TV projects, notably as co-producer of the hit series Euphoria.

The residency’s attendees:

Rianna Simons is a Bermudian-British playwright who writes comedy and satire on issues of race and difference. White Girls Gang is her first play.

Asa Haynes is an actor turned prolific writer from London. His play is titled RACISM: an unfocused theater essay.

DJ Hills is a cross-genre writer, working in the intersections of poetry, prose, and performance. They joined the residency with the play Trunk Brief Jock Thong.

Chloe Myerson is a British writer for TV, theatre, film and radio. She was shortlisted for the residency with her play titled CLASS.

Raffaella Donatich is a writer and performer based in New York City. Her pilot Sex Act landed her a spot in the residency.