Gucci & Harry Styles Design Vintage, 70s-Inspired Tailored Collection
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With his vintage tailored fits and quirky gender-benders, Harry Styles is the walking embodiment of Gucci. In fact, the singer-songwriter has starred in a number of the fashion house’s campaigns.
The only next step would be to design with Gucci, and that’s exactly what he did. Gucci and Styles have unveiled HA HA HA, a collection of playful, tailored silhouettes co-designed by the former One Direction member. The name stems from a recurring message in his WhatsApp conversations with creative director Alessandro Michele during their casual brainstorming sessions; plus, it puts two of their initials together.
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The duo’s love of vintage shopping shines through in the 25-piece line, with 1970s pop-meets-Bohemia tailoring swathed in plaids and pinstripes. Whimsical sheep and leopard prints, along with scowling bear accessories, take the pieces to a Watermelon High.
Take a peek at some pieces from the selection, which launches this October.
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In occasion of #MFW at #CavalliENastri, the House presents #GucciHAHAHA collection, the synthesis of the friendship between Creative Director #AlessandroMichele, and the British singer-songwriter and actor, #HarryStyles. @Harry_Styles pic.twitter.com/0r3sRSq95d
— gucci (@gucci) June 21, 2022
Throughout the #GucciHAHAHA collection, #AlessandroMichele and #HarryStyles reinterpret the complex and nuanced codes that have defined the men’s wardrobe, prompting moments for spontaneous styling. @Harry_Styles #GucciTailoring pic.twitter.com/BRVE3hUjVk
— gucci (@gucci) June 21, 2022
[via GQ and Metro.co.uk, images via various sources]
