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Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny, the star couple, have taken their charm straight to the runway — the airport runway, that is. In Gucci Valigeria’s 2023 ad campaign, these two tastemakers have merged fashion and travel in a way that feels both unexpected and utterly glamorous.
Kendall Jenner for Gucci Valigeria 2023 Campaign
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Dressed to the nines and accompanied by luggage from Gucci’s Savoy and GG Supreme collections, the couple turns an ordinary airport into a fashion epicenter. Captured by photographer Anthony Seklaoui, Kendall is a vision in a checkered coat, white t-shirt, and printed miniskirt elevated by platform shoes.
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On the other side of the frame, Bad Bunny maintains a more subdued but equally stylish vibe, sporting a casual sweater and baggy jeans. These looks are styled by Alastair McKimm, who also orchestrates the brunette model’s second outfit — a laid-back yet sophisticated layering of a sweater over a collared shirt and relaxed trousers, all tied together by pristine white sneakers.
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From its iconic red and green stripes to the monogram prints that adorn rigid suitcases, duffle bags, and backpacks, the luxury brand’s array of travel essentials speaks to a new vision for the brand. That vision can be attributed to Sabato De Sarno, Gucci’s new creative director, who revealed his future-forward design perspective earlier this month for the spring 2024 runway season.
Under the artistic direction of Riccardo Zanola, the campaign serves as a seamless transition between De Sarno’s groundbreaking vision and the relaxed opulence we’ve come to expect from Gucci.