Despite her "genderless" will, a thin line still separates the feminine and masculine lines of Gucci.
These are the masculine looks that Alessandro Michele put on the hazy catwalk of his SS17 show:
Italian designer continue to bet on shirts with a bow around the neck. Here we see it combined with a floral suit, another of Michele's hallmarks. You don't see anyone in shirts like this on the street, although it doesn't seem to worry him too much.
The spring / summer 2017 collection includes a generous presence of motifs inspired by nature, mostly animals. Two lions dominate the front of this vest.
The riskiest proposal is this ankle length pink silk coat with embroidered flowers and pleated lower half.
Next to him, the most conservative look in the collection. A tuxedo that is kept in the traditional black and white scheme. The transgressive point is put on by dirty white sneakers.
Paths shirts with gathered neckline and sleeves they peek out from underneath a navy blue suit with XNUMXs vibes and a floral blazer paired with floaty cropped trousers, respectively.
As usual, the hands of the models wore striking rings in abundance. This jewel has been a recurring masculine accessory at Gucci since Michele began his work as creative director of the Italian luxury brand.