Designer Camille Miceli presented her first show a year after debuting as Pucci’s artistic director. The event took place outdoors, under the dusk of the Arno River, providing a panoramic view of Florence, Italy. The city of Emilio Pucci and his maison played a prominent role in this presentation, where the Pucci lifestyle met the catwalk.
Entitled “Initials EP”, the collection combines innovative design with extravagance, taking as a reference the logo designed by Emilio for NASA’s Apollo 15 mission in 1971. The pieces are escapist and at the same time wearable.
Improved materials and bold prints bring a ’60s space vibe, with carefree, sophisticated silhouettes. A variety of accessories add even more fun to Pucci’s art of living.
The show began with a flowy caftan in Pesce print, light as a kite. Then, several looks in all-white: a pair of skin-tight jeans, a contoured mini dress and a top with colorful flower appliqués, which bring an artisanal touch to the print. Next, a series of playful knits with varying stripes revisit Pucci’s bodycon creations before moving on to more masculine looks with the house’s bold patterns.
The signature of the Marmo print appears on total jeans looks, which underwent laser treatment and were washed with reused water, making the process more sustainable. A bustier and baggy jeans, or a shawl-neck jacket with fringes paired with a miniskirt, make clear reference to the 90s.
Beach looks are subtly sensual, with long zipper pulls, similar to wetsuits, and are finished with rhinestones, combining sport with chic.
A bold take on Pucci is presented in printed silk twill with gold leaf lamination, resulting in iridescent dresses and ensembles with swirling volumes. The ripstop fabric, a reinforced nylon for greater resistance to tears, also enters the colorful universe of the Italian brand, gaining a matte effect.
The final act features eight jumpsuits featuring Pucci’s iconic prints, followed by gold jewelery combinations, including an ornamental T-shirt mounted with chains to close the show.
The new bags emphasize fun over functionality, like a printed bucket bag and Puccinella in straw, with a sewn-in bikini.
Designer Camille Miceli presented her first show a year after debuting as Pucci’s artistic director. The event took place outdoors, under the dusk of the Arno River, providing a panoramic view of Florence, Italy. The city of Emilio Pucci and his maison played a prominent role in this presentation, where the Pucci lifestyle met the catwalk.
Entitled “Initials EP”, the collection combines innovative design with extravagance, taking as a reference the logo designed by Emilio for NASA’s Apollo 15 mission in 1971. The pieces are escapist and at the same time wearable.
Improved materials and bold prints bring a ’60s space vibe, with carefree, sophisticated silhouettes. A variety of accessories add even more fun to Pucci’s art of living.
The show began with a flowy caftan in Pesce print, light as a kite. Then, several looks in all-white: a pair of skin-tight jeans, a contoured mini dress and a top with colorful flower appliqués, which bring an artisanal touch to the print. Next, a series of playful knits with varying stripes revisit Pucci’s bodycon creations before moving on to more masculine looks with the house’s bold patterns.
The signature of the Marmo print appears on total jeans looks, which underwent laser treatment and were washed with reused water, making the process more sustainable. A bustier and baggy jeans, or a shawl-neck jacket with fringes paired with a miniskirt, make clear reference to the 90s.
Beach looks are subtly sensual, with long zipper pulls, similar to wetsuits, and are finished with rhinestones, combining sport with chic.
A bold take on Pucci is presented in printed silk twill with gold leaf lamination, resulting in iridescent dresses and ensembles with swirling volumes. The ripstop fabric, a reinforced nylon for greater resistance to tears, also enters the colorful universe of the Italian brand, gaining a matte effect.
The final act features eight jumpsuits featuring Pucci’s iconic prints, followed by gold jewelery combinations, including an ornamental T-shirt mounted with chains to close the show.
The new bags emphasize fun over functionality, like a printed bucket bag and Puccinella in straw, with a sewn-in bikini.
