The dynamic Gucci Cosmos exhibition opens up in Central London at 180 Studios. Visitors will be able to get a close look at the historic looks of the house, covering its 102-year history. The exhibition has been curated by experts and highlights British artist Es Devlin's perspective on making space fit for the city.
There are small references to the busy city along with archival inspirations that are shown in the form of vintage looks, diving back to works that inspired Guccio Gucci in 1921. Additionally, Italian curator Maria Luisa Frisa also pulls forth archival pieces that are exclusive to the London installation. It is all meant to truly captivate the house's success and how each item is a notable piece of its growth. It will open on October 11th and run until December 31st.
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