In celebration of the Year of the Tiger, the House presents Gucci Tiger.
The collection comes to life in a campaign imagined by Creative Director Alessandro Michele and shot by photographer and director Angelo Pennetta. In a literal reference to the collection’s main motif, actual tigers roam the scenes of the campaign, having joined a group of friends for high tea in various spaces of a luxurious, retro-style hotel.
The wide-ranging selection of ready-to-wear and accessories features various renditions of the animal – a mainstay of Alessandro Michele’s collections and a reflection of his fascination with nature. A new print, a reinterpretation of a late 1960s archival design by Vittorio Accornero—the artist and illustrator who created the House’s signature Flora design—depicts the tiger against a colorful backdrop of greenery and flowers while in other variations, the tiger is painted by hand or applied as a crocheted patch, and is often seen alongside signature Gucci motifs or the words ‘Gucci Tiger’.
[Photo Credit: Angelo Pennetta/Gucci – Video Credit: Gucci/YouTube]
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