Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny might be old news, but what’s not is the latest chapter of Gucci Valigeria, which launched this week. The campaign continues the journey that began back in October, celebrating the beginning of any journey and showcasing the art of traveling in style.
The first chapter was also an ode to Gucci’s past while simultaneously looking ahead to the future, marking one of Sabato De Sarno’s first creative ventures for the House of Gucci. Now, the journey of Gucci Valigeria continues.
The Journey of Gucci Valigeria
With Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny at the forefront, campaign images showcase new pieces from the Gucci Savoy Collection that will leave you yearning for spring and summer travels.
Classic brown GG Monogram is given a bold touch with neon accents, adding a modern edge to Gucci’s heritage pieces. Fusing House history with contemporary appeal, fluorescent accents further define duffle bags, backpacks, suitcases, and other travel accessories just in time for the warm-weather travel season.
While bags and accessories stand out with bold trims, the outfits themselves continue to pair back to the bygone era of jet-setting in style. Evocative of 90s casual yet cool glam, Kendall Jenner is seen in various sleek looks alongside a stylish Bad Bunny.
View images from the latest installment below and shop the collection now via Gucci.
Good if you fly on a private jet like Kendall. Not good for a chump like me that checks bag In commercial plane. And with those doors blowing off the Boeing jets the carryons are at risk too.
I got the small suitcase (trolley) this past summer, and I love it. It is very much a conversation/stare piece. And i would never ever ever check this bag. It will be in the overhead compartment.
I love the look of the luggage pictured here but to invest in bags like this that you will end up having to check in with the airlines, no way! I will stick with my Tumi.
this is clearly idiotic for anyone who flies commercial