For Fall/Winter 2025-2026, Gucci unveiled "Continuum," a collection that bridges the house’s storied past with a sense of transition, marking a moment of introspection following Sabato De Sarno’s departure. Staged by the in-house design team, the collection embraced a refined yet rebellious duality—where heritage codes met contemporary fluidity, and elegance was subtly disrupted by playful irreverence.

Womenswear exuded polished sophistication with an undercurrent of sensuality. Structured wool coats framed delicate lace slips and bralettes, nodding to a tension between restraint and release. Pea coats in saturated hues, embroidered cardigans, and slit pencil skirts introduced a modern ease, while glossy handbags and unexpected pops of color injected an element of excess.

Menswear echoed these themes, sharing fabrics such as tweeds and luminous high-shine textures in unconventional shades of butter yellow and mauve. Tailoring leaned into a sleek, understated aesthetic, embracing a more streamlined approach to Gucci’s evolving vision.

"Continuum" was more than a collection—it was a meditation on where Gucci has been and where it is heading next. A moment suspended in time, balancing nostalgia and anticipation, waiting for the house’s next creative chapter to unfold.