Sabato De Sarno's Gucci Spring/Summer 2025 at Milan Fashion Week

On September 20, 2024, Gucci presented its Spring/Summer 2025 women's collection at Milan Fashion Week, marking one year since Sabato De Sarno took over as creative director. The collection, described by De Sarno as a homage to moments of stillness and self-discovery, blends references from the 1960s Jackie Kennedy era with contemporary streetstyle. Key pieces include 'Ancora red' leather jackets, wide jeans under long coats, and clean dresses with gold details. The show closed with Fiordaliso's song 'Non voglio mica la luna.' De Sarno's approach strips away Alessandro Michele's maximalism, focusing on essential luxury and implicit sensuality rooted in Gucci's leather goods heritage. The brand also launched the third edition of 'Gucci Prospettive,' a thematic volume series exploring photography and art, published by Contrasto, this time dedicated to Italian female art. Additionally, Gucci collaborated with artist Valerio Eliogabalo Torrisi for art walls worldwide. The collection aims to be desirable through simplicity and detail, reflecting a fashion that values concentration on beauty.