BAZAAR Editor’s Picks: Best Looks From Gucci Spring/Summer 2025

The ’60s silhouette takes centre-stage as Sabato de Sarno unveils his newest collection for Gucci.

By Michealle Torres - published 24 Sep 2024

A “casual grandeur” is how creative director Sabato de Sarno describes his spring/summer 2025 collection for Gucci.

The designer, who is celebrating his first anniversary with the House, packed the Triennale de Milano with plenty of star power, including BTS’ Jin, Hanni of NewJeans, Bridgerton’s Nicola Coughlan, Dakota Johnson and many more, who all showed up in full support for de Sarno’s much-anticipated show.

The halls of the venue reflected de Sarno’s current mood: a sunset journey shown through a gradient declination of colour, from white to his newly-created shade of red, the Gucci ancora red. “A precise moment in time. A moment to seize and live to the fullest. It’s the moment the sun dives into the sea at the end of an August day,” de Sarno shared. “It’s the moment we find ourselves.

This collection is a tribute to those moments, and an invitation to stop, seek your own moment.” And we did stop. For 39 looks, we stopped and stared. We obsessed over de Sarno’s obsessions and chose the ones that stood out the most.

LOOK 9

The Gucci goddess for the season is a vision in brown and gold. For the less casual and more grandeur part of the collection, de Sarno created this flowing silhouette of a dress with a cape that drapes fluidly over one shoulder. Accessorised with gold cuffs and worn with the latest iteration of the iconic Horsebit loafers, this look is as classic Gucci as it gets.

LOOK 23

Fringe is everywhere, whether it’s the roaring ’20s or the swinging ’60s. The designer’s take on fringe was showcased on the sleeves and the front of an otherwise minimalist, structured coat, and on the bag. Although the silhouette was still very much in theme, the black, fingerless leather gloves gave this ladylike look a bit of a rock and roll touch.

LOOK 25

Lace is a swoon-worthy fabric, given its fragile beauty. Although Gucci’s pillar is leather, the House’s artisans are also experts in handling the delicate appearance and sensuality of lace. This see-through number is sexy and simple at the same time. With its intricate pattern, no other embellishments are needed to make a statement.

LOOK 29

The ’60s obsession is loud and clear in this tone-on-tone ensemble. The bright, chartreuse colour combined with a retro Horsebit print harmoniously ties together the cinched-waist jacket to the mini skirt, and the bucket hat to the mini-Gucci Go Bag.

LOOK 38

We’re calling it now: this look will be everybody’s obsession come next season. This ensemble perfectly encapsulates de Sarno’s thematic approach for the season. Casual, loose jeans paired with a tank top, and then topped with that sweeping coat in Gucci’s ancora red. It’s utilitarian and elegant at the same time, and it’s a look of perfection. Now if this is not “casual grandeur”, then we don’t know what is.