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Gucci announces the end of its collaboration with creative director Sabato De Sarno.
The Fall-Winter '25 show on February 25 will be led by the Gucci design office, with a new artistic direction to be announced later.
CEO Stefano Cantino and Kering Deputy CEO Francesca Bellettini thanked De Sarno for his dedication, highlighting his contributions to Gucci's heritage and future growth.

Gucci announces the end of its collaboration with Creative Director Sabato De Sarno. The Fall-Winter '25 fashion show in Milan on February 25 will be presented by the Gucci design office.

The new Artistic Direction will be announced in due time.

Stefano Cantino, CEO of Gucci, said: "I would like to express my deep gratitude to Sabato for his passion and dedication to Gucci. I sincerely appreciate how he honored Gucci’s craftsmanship and heritage with such commitment.”

Francesca Bellettini, Kering Deputy CEO in charge of Brand Development, declared: “I sincerely thank Sabato for his loyalty and professionalism. I am proud of the work that has been done to further strengthen Gucci’s fundamentals. Stefano and the new Artistic Direction will continue to build on this and to guide Gucci towards renewed fashion leadership and sustainable growth.”

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Italy's Gucci announces Sabato De Sarno's exit as creative director

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