Gucci - Abito

Gucci S/S 2011 The collection became one of the most iconic modern Gucci runway moments because of its high-voltage color combinations — emerald green, violet, orange, turquoise, fuchsia, and jade satin all styled together.
Frida Giannini was heavily inspired by:
1970s glamour,
Yves Saint Laurent haute couture,
and minimalist artist Mark Rothko’s color fields.

The fabrics were intentionally ultra-luxurious and reflective:
silk satin,
liquid jersey,
glossy leather,
and lacquered accessories, which made the colors appear almost illuminated under runway lights.

The styling was very “clean” despite the dramatic colors:
sleek straight hair,
minimal jewelry,
monochrome heels,
and strong waist emphasis.
Giannini wanted the color itself to be the statement.

The collection launched right before “color blocking” exploded globally in fashion. After Gucci S/S 2011, Zara, H&M, and luxury houses everywhere started producing saturated colorblock pieces.
Editors at the time called it:
“the collection that brought glamour back after recession minimalism.”
Celebrities obsessed over it:
Camille Belle,
Jennifer Lopez,
Blake Lively,
and Salma Hayek wore pieces from the collection almost immediately after runway release.
The belts were a huge part of the look. Many outfits used:
metallic python belts,
rope tassels,
and sculpted waists to separate the intense color panels.

Suze 46it in silk. Fits a size 44/46it. Insured shipping. Belt not included.