delivered a sanitarium-inspired show, and a statement on capitalism and sanity and whether or not the two can actually co-exist. The show notes quoted Michel Foucault and questioned the purpose of the fashion industry itself.
"Can [fashion] offer itself as an instrument of resistance?" Attili wrote.
It's probably the latter. But as great and gutsy as the show was Gucci is still a business that needs to sell things, and so there were tons of celebrities in the front row. Michele has a real knack for curating Gucci faces and friends of the brand. Just look at Lou Doillon and bopping up and down in the front row. They look so cool! Writer Emilia Petrarca got a video of the two that has been rapidly re-grammed over and over and over again.
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