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Description: Within a hall of illusionistic mirrors at the Gucci Hub in Milan, Creative Director Alessandro Michele presented his latest collection, Exquisite Gucci. In his notes on the show, he wrote, “I use the metaphor of the magical mirror to approach the phantasmagorical power of fashion. A sacred power that radiates from the surface of the fabrics. And there I work, on this tactile surface, through cross references, alterations, loopholes and grafts. Juxtaposing worlds and meanings. Altering the stability of perception. Manipulating and magnifying the existing. Through these interventions, I celebrate the clothes as real optical labs: magical machines that can give birth to fairy tales of metamorphosis and re-enchantment.” #ExquisiteGucci #MFW Photosensitive Warning: This video contains flashing lights that could trigger seizures for people with visual sensitivities. Music direction by Alessandro Michele and Steve Mackey. “Fade to grey” Visage Music and lyrics by M. Ure, W. L. Currie, C. J. Payne ℗ 1980 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings Inc and Disturbing Tha Peace Records Inc. Courtesy of Universal Music Italia Srl ©️ Mood Music Ltd. / Hot Food Music Ltd. / Performance Music Ltd. “Smalltown Boy” Bronski Beat (J. Somerville, S. Bronski, L. Steinbachek) (P) 1983 London Music Stream LTD (C) 1984 Bronksi Music LTD / BMG Rights Management UK Limited / … Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music Italiana S.R.L. and BMG Rights Management (Italy) srl “To The Hills Variation One” Music by A. Balanescu ©️ 2000 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl, Doina Limited ℗ 2000 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl The production of the show followed health and safety guidelines and Covid-related laws and regulations.