Gucci Runway Fall 2018
Models Walked Down the Gucci Runway Carrying Dragons, and That's Not Even Half of It
Milan Fashion Week kicked off with some interesting shows, and among them was Gucci. Alessandro Michele debuted his creative vision for the fashion house's Fall 2018 collection, and the show, depending on your taste, might inspire or confuse you. The designer sent 90 men's and women's looks down the runway, ranging from brightly colored accessories to sequined dresses. However, since the collection's debut, the designer has been accused of cultural appropriation for having models wear turbans.
The props, however, pretty much stole the show. Models carried dragons, snakes, and even a head down the catwalk. The runway space itself was set up like a surgical operating room. Gucci explained on Instagram that the room was meant to reflect the work of a designer, "the act of cutting, splicing, and reconstructing materials and fabrics to create a new personality and identity with them." With that in mind, take a look at Alessandro's latest collection ahead.
Gucci's Fall '18 Runway Resembled an Operating Room
These Were the Invitations
Donatella Versace Sat Front Row to Take In the Show
Baby Dragons Were Used as Props
As Were Heads That Looked Like the Models Carrying Them
Chameleons Made an Appearance, Too
The Gang's All Here
A Close-Up of the Head, Because We're Speechless
Models Wore Knitted Face Masks
There Was This Top With a Reference to the Hollywood Film Industry
And a Silver Dress We Knows Stars Will Line Up to Wear
This Cape Coat Was Pretty Cool
Gucci Coming In With the Structured-Shoulder Dress
We're Definitely Fans of This Floral Dress
But We Still Can't Get Over the Dragons!
