MILAN — Sabato De Sarno’s latest fashion show on Friday marked a slight improvement in terms of coolness and impact thanks to a Gucci collection brimming with elegant and glamorous outfits harking back to the 1960s. It was a natural evolution of the Italian designer’s style, oozing more maturity and self-confidence. But it did not get the fashion crowd so excited that it’s likely to change the overall downward trajectory of the Italian luxury brand, industry sources predicted.
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