Gucci director Alessandro Michele believes that the suit is the key to the liberation of menswear.
It’s a love for the style that the men’s suit gives, but also a love for the subversive power
that the most classic clothes can have when it comes to rules and clichés.
This is the topic of discussion, the suit as an unparalleled agent of change in men’s style.
In fact, if you take a look at red carpets around the world,
there is nothing more topical when it comes to men’s clothing.
And on the same red carpets, in Gucci’s menswear he’s been a very visible protagonist lately.
So it basically de-legitimizes the male style, with the jacket, the trousers, the shirt and the tie,
empty of the symbolism that has surrounded them for decades.
Instead of authority, formality, a certain type of dominant masculinity, men are returning to freedom.
interpret these data in their own image and viewpoint.
Today, the men’s jacket has become more associated with beauty, with objectivity,
it’s a nice piece of wardrobe.
The power that he therefore holds is now available to everyone, men and women.
Harry Styles’ collection for Gucci.
Harry Styles, together with Alessandro Michele, created an exclusive collection for Gucci: HA HA HA HA,
from the initials of their names.
It’s a kind of ideal wardrobe of both, full of common references.
Styles, according to Michele, is therefore a kind of living example of this male freedom
rediscovered through the classic style.
Harry really represents everything we say.
If you think about it, what did he do to be somewhat revolutionary and radically change his image?
Wear a jacket!
So, it’s time for something different!
Måneskin, the Italian rock band enjoying a huge moment of success and embraced by Gucci,
wears incredible costumes at every show, far from the attire that rock bands have worn in the past.
But it’s time for a different look.
Usually, if you limit yourself to just the clothes, you can’t explain them.
So, the jacket and trouser revolution has just begun!
