Inside the new Gucci boutique in Milan And there is also a painting by Fontana in the VIP room

Gucci recently inaugurated its renovated store at Via Monte Napoleone 5 in Milan with a lavish cocktail party to celebrate the event. The boutique, located in the historic venue that first opened in 1951, symbolizes a deep connection to the city and pays homage to Italian art and craftsmanship through meticulous renovation. Creative Director, Sabato De Sarno, and President and CEO, Jean-François Palus, welcomed guests inside the boutique during last week's opening event. The atmosphere of the evening was enlivened by the DJ set of Kim Turnbull, while attendees enjoyed Gucci Giardino 25 cocktails prepared by Bar Manager Martina Bonci. Among the distinguished guests at the party were notable names such as Pietro Castellitto, Carlo Cracco, Beatrice Grannò, Tea Falco, Joan Thiele, Gilda Ambrosio, Giorgia Tordini, Tamu McPherson, and many others.

Gucci has created a unique environment, celebrating Italian craftsmanship with details such as Cipollino and Bardiglio marble floors, Venetian "pulegoso" glass handles and shelves, and interior furnishings featuring works of contemporary Italian and international artists, including a painting by Lucio Fontana. The Via Montenapoleone store is not just a commercial space; it is an immersive experience that blends Gucci's rich tradition with the contemporary creations of Italian artists and designers. With its reopening, Gucci strongly asserts its authority in fashion and timeless luxury, offering its customers a refreshed and inviting environment.