The GG Monogram is captured in a new campaign with Kit Butler, spotted on the French Riviera with the latest travel pieces from the Gucci Valigeria collection. The timeless monogram traces back to the House’s early days, when founder Guccio Gucci first used his initials on travel pieces.Riccardo Zanola - Artistic DirectorDaniel Arnold - PhotographerHarrison Boyce - DirectorVirginie Benarroch - Fashion Editor/StylistBenjamin Muller - Hair StylistAurore Gibrien - Makeup ArtistPiergiorgio Del Moro - Casting Director
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Simon Porte Jacquemus has become known for his romantic, experiential runway shows: in previous seasons, he has presented his collections along the beach or nestled within fields of lavender. So it was, perhaps, inevitable that he would eschew this season’s movement towards digital fashion shows.
Instead, the designer flew an audience of guests to the Vexin National Park, an idyllic natural space northwest of Paris. There, in a barley field, he had set up an outdoor show on a wooden runway 600 meters long. Guests – some masked, others not – were spaced apart from each other during the presentation.
