The Gucci Pre-Fall 2025 collection explores the essence of the 1970s, capturing a sense of boundless freedom and weaving it with a contemporary vision of the House’s heritage.

Feminine and masculine silhouettes share a sartorial foundation yet follow distinct paths: sensuality for women. Tailoring strikes a balance between structural precision and fluidity: cinched jackets meet menswear-inspired trousers, while accents like leather scarves and trompe-l’œil knits add layers of aesthetic complexity. Each look embodies a confident femininity, where historical roots and an avant-garde vision merge to redefine modern luxury.

The Flora motif, crafted from the imagination of Vittorio Accornero de Testa, is reimagined with a bandana-inspired twist: the original design is reinterpreted and placed on garments with the precision of a scarf. A gradient version of the original appears on scarves knotted around the head while others feature equestrian symbols like horse bits and straps, underlining the heritage of the House.

Accessories play a pivotal role. The Jackie 1961, an icon among icons, is reimagined in a contrast of archival materials and symbols, seeing suede paired with the Web stripe. The Blondie, with its signature circular element, is updated in shearling, merging elegance with comfort. Meanwhile, the new Gucci Softbit features a slouchy, minimalist design that gives the Horsebit a modern twist.

The collection is further enriched by bold jewelry defined by decisive proportions and sophisticated details: striking necklaces and earrings complete every look. Ultralight metal-framed sunglasses stand out with playful lens silhouettes and soft gradient hues. The palette reflects the energy of the 1970s, with warm earth tones illuminated by unexpected accents.

Gucci Pre-Fall 2025 is a celebration of freedom and vision—a collection that looks to the past to reinvent the future, blending classic codes with a lively, contemporary spirit.