Following a runway show this past June, Gucci menswear returned to the catwalk for an encore performance. An edited selection of men’s looks were showcased alongside creative director Alessandro Michele’s latest womenswear collection. Channeling the 1970s with androgynous styles, flower power was strong. Ornate prints and sharp suiting was on the agenda, juxtaposed with lace and and retro-inspired embellishments.
Gucci Presents 70s Flower Power
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