reflects an increasing rejection of throwaway culture. Gucci has joined the elite ranks of Chanel, Dior, Boucheron and Cartier with jewellery topping seven figures. The luxury brand is set to launch a new range in September which will include an array of jewellery, including diamond encrusted necklaces for women and gold Behind the high jewellery venture is Alessando Michele, who joined the firm as creative director in 2015. The collection draws on designs from antique jewellery across the centuries, and the new standalone shop is also full of historical references. Gucci aims to embraces gender fluidity and, according to Michele, much of the collection can be worn by men or women.
Gucci has joined the elite ranks of Chanel, Dior, Boucheron and Cartier with jewellery topping seven figures. The luxury brand is set to launch a new range in September which will include an array of jewellery, including diamond encrusted necklaces for women and gold Behind the high jewellery venture is Alessando Michele, who joined the firm as creative director in 2015. The collection draws on designs from antique jewellery across the centuries, and the new standalone shop is also full of historical references. Gucci aims to embraces gender fluidity and, according to Michele, much of the collection can be worn by men or women.