Gucci launches the Bambino Collection.
A hymn to freedom of expression, to the vibrant beauty of colors and textures that mix to create fabulous looks, in the true sense of the word. There is something magical about the soft, natural fabrics that perfectly suit the wearer, children ready to go on the hunt for dreams, to see something that isn't there.
For this occasion, photographer Giovanni Corabi flew to Sardinia to shoot exceptional models: the members of the Rao family.
A family that was born from a chance encounter between two strangers at Polimoda in Florence. It sounds like the beginning of a romantic script, one of those films that tell of sliding doors and predestination, where the protagonists chase each other through space and time. But sometimes reality exceeds even the imagination, as the head of the family, Sergio Rao, reveals: "He gives a lecture on Japanese fashion through Notebook on Cities and Clothes, the film by Wim Wenders with Yohji Yamamoto that faces the eternal challenge of safeguarding one's own originality, without falling into repetition. She is one of the students in the postgraduate Master's course who disappears from the lecture hall at the end of class. Three months to find her. Twenty-six minutes to decide to move in together. In the social world we are The Family Avenue, in the real world we are the Rao Cabrera family. In both we are two parents, Maga and Sergio and our six children, Noah, Kai, Anouk, Til, Uma and Ryo."
Who better than them to interpret the new Gucci Bambino collection?