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Curated by the House, the special exhibition for Gucci Cultural Month, ‘Dual Narratives: Honoring the Visionaries,’ celebrated its opening with the featured artists, special guests and Global Brand Ambassadors.

Friends of the House are photographed at the 19th annual Rome Film Fest in Gucci looks by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno.

For Gucci Cultural Month, the House’s initiative to celebrate the vibrant and dynamic heritage of Korean culture, photographer Kim Yong Ho’s images explore the inner world of conceptual artist Kimsooja, whose innovative approach transcends traditional mediums by blending painting, sewing, performance, installation, light, and architecture.

Entitled ‘Dual Narratives: Exploring the Visionaries,’ the House exhibition pays tribute to Korean culture and art is on display at Foundry Seoul and Gucci Gaok until October 29.

Photographer: Kim Yong Ho

Underscoring its ongoing commitment to celebrate Korea’s rich cultural heritage, the House presents Gucci Cultural Month, a special initiative including dedicated events, performances, and a special exhibition spotlighting legendary Korean artists.

Captured by photographer Kim Yong Ho is Cho Seong-Jin, the distinguished pianist renowned for his technical depth and poetic sensibility. Images chronicle the musician and his environment, offering a more personal perspective of the musician.

Curated by Gucci, the exhibition, ‘Dual Narratives: Honoring the Visionaries,’ is currently on display at Foundry Seoul and Gucci Gaok until October 29.

Photographer: Kim Yong Ho

Through Gucci’s special exhibition ‘Dual Narratives: Honoring the Visionaries’, the House highlights the ways in which legendary Korean artists communicate their unique identities and groundbreaking contributions to the cultural landscape. Part of the featured artists is contemporary choreographer Ahn Eun Me, captured by photographer Kim Yong Ho in a series of images that offer an intimate view into the performance artist’s inner and creative world.

The exhibition – part of the House’s series of events to celebrate Korean art and culture – is open at Foundry Seoul and Gucci Gaok in Itaewon until October 29.

Photographer: Kim Yong Ho

Part of Gucci’s initiative to celebrate Korean culture and art, ‘Dual Narratives: Honoring the Visionaries’ offers a fresh perspective on the creative journeys of legendary Korean artists—selected by the House—including Paik Nam June, whose innovative media and technology-based approach paved the way for video art.

Curated by Gucci, the exhibition also features never-before-seen works, offering visitors a rare glimpse into personal and philosophical reflections of these notable artists. It invites audiences to connect with the inner worlds of these creators, revealing new layers of their artistic expression.

Photographed by Kim Yong Ho, the photo series can be viewed at Foundry Seoul and Gucci Gaok in Itaewon until October 29.

Friends of the House gathered in New York City for a special dinner hosted by Debbie Harry and Kelsey Lu to celebrate the new Gucci Blondie campaign captured by Nan Goldin.

Presenting Gucci Cultural Month, a special initiative introduced by the House with dedicated events, performances, and a special exhibition honoring the vibrant and dynamic heritage of Korean culture.

Part of the series of Gucci events is ‘Dual Narratives: Honoring the Visionaries,’ an exhibition that spotlights the creative journeys of legendary Korean artists who have revolutionized diverse art forms and generations, spanning fine arts, cinema, contemporary dance, and music through the lens of photographer Kim Yong Ho. Selected by the House, the featured visionaries include Park Chan Wook as the viewer is invited to reflect on the beauty of the film director and screenwriter’s cinematic artistry through a special series of images.

Underscoring Gucci’s ongoing commitment to celebrating Korea’s rich cultural heritage, the exhibition is open at Foundry Seoul and Gucci Gaok in Itaewon until October 29.

Captured moments before the 2024 Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles. Paul Mescal and Kirsten Dunst. Winner of the Vantage Award, honoree Paul Mescal wore a custom Gucci double-breasted tuxedo with satin lapel, silk poplin shirt and leather boots. Kirsten Dunst wore a custom Gucci Spring Summer 2025 crêpe sablé gown with cape and bamboo detail on the shoulder.

Honoree Paul Mescal, Kirsten Dunst, Taylor Zakhar Perez and Dwyane Wade wore Gucci by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno to the 2024 Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles.

Global Brand Ambassador Jin from BTS was recently spotted in a Gucci Rosso Ancora look with a pair of Gucci Eyewear sunglasses by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno.

Inspired by the equestrian world, the Horsebit 1953 loafer has been intertwined with the House’s story for more than 70 years. Today, it continues to express enduring sophistication and authentic appeal, as showcased in the new campaign starring Pietro Castellitto. Discover more on.gucci.com/_THEloafersince1953

Embellished with the double ring and bar hardware, the Gucci Horsebit 1953 loafer embodies the House’s original equestrian narrative in a timeless silhouette.

Congratulations to our Global Brand Ambassador, Jannik Sinner, on winning the Shanghai Masters title.

We Will Always Have London, the new campaign envisioned by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno and photographed by Nan Goldin, is featured in special locations across the globe with Debbie Harry and the House’s signature Gucci Blondie handbag.

From New York City to London and Bangkok, friends of the House are captured in Gucci looks by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno.

The House returns to the city that inspired founder Guccio Gucci for We Will Always Have London, the campaign envisioned by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno starring artist, cellist, and composer Kelsey Lu and a curated cast captured by photographer Nan Goldin as they showcase the new Gucci Blondie handbag and Cruise 2025 collection.

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A timeless icon reborn – the Gucci Blondie reimagined by Creative Director Sabato De Sarno for Cruise 2025 with its distinctive rounded logo from the early 1970s.

Photographer: Kaleb Marshall