What happens when London street style and Italian luxury clothing come together?
We will be able to learn the answer to this question through a new collaboration with Italian fashion giant Gucci and UK-based streetwear brand Palace.
This collaboration, which we have not seen many examples of, is a combination of Italian fashion and British skating culture. defined as a mixture. Launched with the enthusiasm of Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele and Palace founders to swim in different waters, the campaign aims to create fashion without hierarchy by combining the heritage of both brands to create something new, offering a free and democratic approach.
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Announced with a commercial film, the collaboration between both brands Combining its heritage to create something new, it aims to create fashion without hierarchy, offering a free and democratic approach. Details from the collections of both brands. It was announced that the main source of inspiration in this special collaboration created by the coming together of people is the streets where “fashion comes alive”. A first for streetwear brand Palace, this collaboration features a brand new logo, a combination of Gucci’s double G and Palace’s triangular logo. In the collection, we can see both men’s and women’s clothing and accessories, especially sweatshirts, hoodies and sports bags with the common logo stamped.
Palucci (An acronym suggested by Highsnobiety Style Writer Tayler Willson for this collaboration) It will be available at the Palace sales points. It was also announced that the collection will take place on the Gucci Vault platform, which also includes Gucci’s capsule collections.
In the meantime, let those who are curious about the details of the collaboration and the prominent pieces of the collection watch the commercial film signed by Max Siedentopf, one of the names Gucci has worked with before.
https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=awdE7dF672I&t=60s
TAGS: GUCCI , PALACE
