Through nine facilities the history of the house unfolds
Until December 31st 180 Studios is transformed into “Gucci Cosmos”, an exhibition exploring the rich heritage of the Italian fashion house. The idea was conceived and implemented by the contemporary artist It’s Devlin and the exhibition is characterized by nine installations, which trace the history of Gucci from its founding in 1921 to the present day.
Visitors are able to journey through a constellation of archival items including iconic bags, footwear, dresses and accessories as well as a range of rare items being presented for the first time.
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The Italian fashion theorist, Maria Luisa Frisacurated the exhibition and gathered treasures, many of which made their first journey out of the archive, to showcase how Gucci continues to not only reflect the era, but also define it.
Every world in the exhibition “Gucci Cosmos” traces a different side of the Italian house, from its trademark craftsmanship and timeless designs to its innovative spirit and commitment to multiculturalism and inclusion. Through nine installations the history of the house unfolds: from the elevator of the Savoy Hotel where the young porter from Florence Guccio Gucci conceived the idea of ​​that luggage that would bear his name to the most recent fashion show Gucci Ancora by the creative director , Sabato De Sarno.
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At the core of ‘Gucci Cosmos’ is the Cabinet of Wonders, a 3D digital experience that captivatingly presents a multitude of archival objects, visitors are able to zoom in on objects to learn more about their significance and history.
Source :Skai
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