MILAN – Sabato De Sarno’s first collection for Gucci, presented on Friday, delivered on owner Kering’s pledge to make the Italian brand more timeless and classical. There were lots of minimalist and basic designs you could wear in the office, deep V necklines and sequined mini evening dresses, but no real “wow” moment and little innovation in terms of accessories – where Gucci was expected to shine.
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