Alessandro Michele, o designer da marca italiana, recriou os seus 'best-sellers' e apostou em vestidos e casacos longos.
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A marca italiana Gucci apresentou a nova colecção outono/inverno durante a Semana de Moda de Milão, num ambiente de espectáculo recriado ao estilo de uma sala de operações. Entre várias mesas de operações devidamente posicionadas para o efeito, os modelos carregaram réplicas das suas próprias cabeças enquanto mostravam ao público as tendências para a próxima estação fria.
A coleção outono/inverno 2018 da casa de Florença, nas mãos do designer Alessandro Michele, apostou em coordenados cobertos dos pés à cabeça, desde os longos vestidos aos casacos 'oversize', não esquecendo acessórios como gorros ou máscaras.
