Gucci Has a Rave in a Cemetery-7
Recently reactions to this
kind of success have
moved from pure awe and
envy into whispered
speculation about when it
all might hit a wall. Judging by the show: not yet. Watching it all through the
computer in New York
made for an interesting
experience. (Most
attendees at cruise shows
in far-flung locations come as "guests of the brand."
The New York Times does
not accept free travel or
lodging.) Often, sitting on
the sidelines of a Gucci
show can be overwhelming. There's so
much going on in every
outfit that it's visually
exhausting, almost
impossible to take in. Mr.
Michele has vision and enthusiasm and culture to
spare, but he does not
have a filter.Source:New York Times
kind of success have
moved from pure awe and
envy into whispered
speculation about when it
all might hit a wall. Judging by the show: not yet. Watching it all through the
computer in New York
made for an interesting
experience. (Most
attendees at cruise shows
in far-flung locations come as "guests of the brand."
The New York Times does
not accept free travel or
lodging.) Often, sitting on
the sidelines of a Gucci
show can be overwhelming. There's so
much going on in every
outfit that it's visually
exhausting, almost
impossible to take in. Mr.
Michele has vision and enthusiasm and culture to
spare, but he does not
have a filter.Source:New York Times
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