Gucci extends its Monte Carlo narrative with Chapter 2 of the Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, shifting the focus from arrival to the quiet rituals that define life on the Riviera. Under the creative direction of Demna Gvasalia, Monaco is reimagined not as a glamorous destination but as an intimate way of living, where luxury unfolds through effortless moments rather than grand gestures. Photographed by Mark Seliger, the campaign stars Tian Xi Wei, Amelia Gray, Anok Yai, Elisabetta Dessy, Emma Koch, Kayako Higuchi, Felix Friedman, Ibrahima Kane, and Samuel Watson, each embodying an understated sophistication that feels natural, composed, and distinctly modern.
With Beauty & the Bag 2026, Gucci refines one of its most enduring codes, positioning the handbag not as a secondary accent but as a defining element of personal identity. Under the creative direction of Demna, the campaign reframes the bag as an object shaped through ritual and repetition, an intimate extension of the wearer, evolving through use rather than seasonal reinvention.
Gucci’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection signals a defining moment in Demna’s unfolding narrative for the house, a quiet but potent chapter that replaces spectacle with intention. Instead of a runway, he leaned into absence, allowing the garments themselves to construct a cinematic atmosphere. This restraint sharpened the collection’s emotional charge and framed it as a prelude to his upcoming debut show, where nostalgia, seduction, and technical clarity intersect.
Demna Gvasalia has wasted no time in redefining Gucci. Rather than waiting for the scheduled Milan Fashion Week film premiere, the designer unveiled a 37-image lookbook entitled La Famiglia — his first true declaration of intent at the house. The project reads less like a traditional preview and more like a manifesto, offering an intimate glimpse into what Demna calls “the Gucciness of Gucci”.
Gucci reasserts its mastery of leisurewear with the Spring 2025 Tennis campaign, a seamless fusion of sport and style rooted in archival reverence and elevated through modern design. Captured through the cinematic lens of Sam Rock, the campaign unfolds across sunlit courts and manicured club lawns, where languid elegance meets the kinetic grace of tennis culture.

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