With the image of clear blue water behind them, Natasha Poly and Snejana Onopka star in the S/S 2010 Gucci Cruise campaign photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
Gucci has launched an iPhone and iPod Touch applications. They are now available at the application store for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.
The release coincides with the Gucci Icon-Temporary project, a traveling sneaker store which opens on October 24 at 43 Crosby Street in New York City.
It is also the only place you’ll be able to land a pair of limited edition sneakers designed with DJ, musician and producer Mark Ronson.
Stuart Hughes from Goldstriker International has a reputation of taking ordinary items and turning them into luxurious limited edition pieces.
They have teamed up to open a unique website, Republica Fashion, with a range of amazing designs for the super rich.
The highlight of the collection is the new Gucci diamond belt, which is being described as the most expensive belt on the planet.
Mary J Blige and Gucci have teamed up to create a limited edition watch that will benefit Blige’s charity Foundation for the Advancement of Women Now.
Last year Gucci teamed up with Rihanna for their tattoo heart collection to benefit UNICEF.
The limited edition timepiece is a variation of the much hyped ‘Twirl” watch.
Photographed by renowned duo Inez and Vinoodh, the powerhouse has combined its menswear and womenswear collection for this campaign.
Some models featured in the ads are Anja Rubik, Natasha Poly, Raquel Zimmermann, Myf Shepherd, Gerhard Freidl.
Very italian, very sexy and very Gucci!
Frida Giannini, Gucci’s creative director, collaborated with Mark Ronson on the design of Gucci Ronson sneakers for their new Gucci Icon-Temporary store.
The temporary store is slated to open in six to eleven locations around the world staying open for two or three weeks in each spot.
The first Gucci Icon-Temporary store will debut at Crosby Street in New York on 23 October; other spots will include London, Berlin, Paris, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
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