Alessandro Michele put men in tie-neck blouses and handbags and put thick prescription glasses on women. But his gender-fluid time at Gucci is over. The customers in Asia played a particularly important role in this.
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The revolution happened suddenly and unexpectedly on a cloudy Wednesday. On February 25, 2015, the unknown designer Alessandro Michele, who previously worked in the Gucci design team, presented his first collection for his long-time employer. Despite only having a few days since his appointment, the debut was spectacular. For the first time, androgynous, various models walked the catwalk and presented romantic, dark designs. That has never happened before in a luxury home.
Source: Stern
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