A model struts the runway in Milan showcasing the Gucci Spring Summer 2025 collection, celebrating 'Casual Grandeur'. Milan Fashion Week is buzzing with the clash of fashion titans as Gucci and Tod's present contrasting visions for the upcoming season.
Gucci offers ‘Casual Grandeur’
Sabato De Sarno unveils a new chapter for Gucci, blending tailoring, lingerie, leather, and a 1960s silhouette into a collection that exudes casual elegance. From sleek tank tops with Gucci stripes to extravagant monogram overcoats, the show is a testament to De Sarno's creative obsessions. The runway is graced with sequined dresses, crepe ensembles with bamboo hardware, and floral headscarves, capturing the essence of 'casual grandeur'. A star-studded front row featuring Jessica Chastain, Kirsten Dunst, and Jannick Sinner adds to the allure of the show.
Tod’s celebrates Artisanal Intelligence
In a refreshing departure from the AI-centric fashion world, Tod's puts the spotlight on artisanal intelligence. Craftsmen meticulously hand-stitch the iconic Gommino driving shoe, emphasizing the importance of traditional craftsmanship. Matteo Tamburini's collection for Spring-Summer 2025 offers crisp cotton pairings and soft leather ensembles perfect for the warmer months. Asymmetrical cuts and casual elegance define the collection, complemented by the new Gommino in glove leather. Tod's reaffirms its commitment to 'Made in Italy' excellence, showcasing the artistry of handmade luxury.
The clash between Gucci's 'Casual Grandeur' and Tod's 'Artisanal Intelligence' sets the stage for a dynamic Milan Fashion Week, where tradition meets innovation in the world of high fashion.