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Each piece from the Gucci Design Ancora project conceived by Sabato De Sarno and co-curated by Michela Pelizzari from P:S —including the Clessidra rug—is based on an iconic original that’s created in the House’s signature Rosso Ancora hue. Clessidra rug, Portaluppi Pattern Project by Nicolò Castellini Baldissera (great grandson of Piero Portaluppi) from an iconic design of Piero Portaluppi, edited by cc-tapis (2024) Book your visit at the link in bio to discover Gucci Design Ancora at the Monte Napoleone store in Milan, open until April 21. #GucciDesignAncora

Gucci Design Ancora is a special project born an idea of Creative Director Sabato De Sarno and co-curated by Michela Pelizzari from P:S that showcases five icons of Italian design. Discover the Rosso Ancora objects in an immersive exhibition by architect Guillermo Santomà at Gucci’s Milan flagship store on via Monte Napoleone until April 21. Opachi by Tobia Scarpa for Venini (1960-reedition 2021) Book your visit at the link in bio. #GucciDesignAncora

From an idea of Creative Director Sabato De Sarno and curated by Michela Pelizzari from P:S, Gucci Design Ancora celebrates symbols of Italianity and Milanese style including Le Mura sofa—presented in the Rosso Ancora red hue. Le Mura by Mario Bellini for Tacchini (1972, reedition 2022) Click the link in bio and reserve a spot to discover the special exhibition by architect Guillermo Santomà at Gucci’s Monte Napoleone store in Milan until April 21. #GucciDesignAncora

A curation of masterpieces. Gucci Design Ancora celebrates Italian design with a special edition of five icons tinted in the House’s signature Rosso Ancora hue and showcased in an immersive exhibition by architect Guillermo Santomà at Gucci’s Milan flagship store on via Monte Napoleone. A project in collaboration with Acerbis, cc-tapis, FontanaArte, Tacchini, Venini. Book your visit at the link in bio to discover Gucci Design Ancora, open until April 21. #GucciDesignAncora

Unveiling Gucci Design Ancora. Envisioned by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno, the special project features an immersive exhibition where five icons of Italian design are presented in the signature Rosso Ancora hue. The initiative is co-curated by Michela Pelizzari from P:S, with the exhibition installation by architect Guillermo Santomà at Gucci’s Milan flagship on via Monte Napoleone. Storet by Nanda Vigo for Acerbis (1994, reedition 2020) Book your visit at the link in bio to discover Gucci Design Ancora, open until April 21. #GucciDesignAncora

Somewhere new. Spotlighting monogrammed pieces with neon accents from the House’s emblematic luggage collection with Bad Bunny. #GucciValigeria #BadBunny

Setting off with Bad Bunny. Inspired by the vibrant energy of a new adventure, the Gucci Savoy collection introduces neon details alongside heritage motifs. #GucciValigeria #BadBunny

Be there soon. Bad Bunny takes a trip with the House’s signature luggage in-hand in the latest Gucci Valigeria campaign. #GucciValigeria #BadBunny

A journey full of color. At the airport with Kendall Jenner, carrying new vibrant silhouettes from the Gucci Savoy travel collection. #GucciValigeria #KendallJenner

Going places with Kendall Jenner. Neon accents bring a contemporary edge to legacy pieces from the Gucci Savoy collection in the latest campaign. #GucciValigeria #KendallJenner

En route. Kendall Jenner sets off with emblematic pieces from the House’s Gucci Savoy collection in the latest Gucci Valigeria campaign. Creative Director: Sabato De Sarno Artistic Director: Riccardo Zanola Photographer: Anthony Seklaoui Stylist: Alastair McKimm #GucciValigeria #KendallJenner

Vibrant monochrome silhouettes take center stage in the latest dynamic chapter of the House’s 103-year vision of travel. #GucciValigeria