The luxury labels took turns remixing each others signature bags, in fact, as evidenced by a Balenciaga Hourglass bag emblazoned with Gucci’s monogram canvas and one of Gucci’s Jackie 1961 was enlivened by a bit of striped Balenciaga branding. The graphic appeal intimated by the oversized outerwear also graced some sporty jackets, skirts and leggings to create complete logo camouflage.Įlsewhere, some models toted tiny gem-encrusted hearts, while other held co-branded bags.
Throughout the presentation, Gvasalia’s exaggerated outerwear, padded and puffy, was rendered in Gucci Green with all-over monograms and branding, occasionally dotted with floral patterns or leather trim. As reiterated by Gucci’s representatives, the joint effort is not a “collaboration,” but a “hacking lab” wherein creative director Alessandro Michele lifted elements from Balenciaga’s history with permission from the latter imprint’s Demna Gvasalia, uniting key elements of each Kering mainstay.
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