New style vocabulary
Manila celebrates Gucci Primavera
Manila celebrates Gucci Primavera
Gucci Horsebit Ristretto.
Bella Racelis chose a Generation Gucci crêpe jersey top featuring Horsebit details, complemented by denim skinny pants, Gucci Paparazzo pumps and Boulevard sneakers.
Marian Rivera wore Generation Gucci Look 29 printed silk chemisier dress with the Gucci Horsebit Duomo bag and Donna slingback pump.
Michelle Dee wore Generation Gucci Look 17 jersey dress with slit, with the Gucci Horsebit Ristretto and Boulevard pump.
Brent Manalo opted for a Generation Gucci bomber jacket and denim pants, paired with a Gucci Jackie flap and leather moccasins.
Kylie Verzosa wore a Generation Gucci silk georgette shirt and printed crêpe de chine skirt with Jetset GG Marmont and Boulevard pump.
BJ Pascual wore Generation Gucci Look 25 GG jacquard polo shirt and denim pants with Web insert, Gucci Paparazzo and Ragazzo loafer.
Kyle Echarri donned a Generation Gucci Look 45 zip jacket and pants, accessorized with a small Gucci Tag crossbody bag and Manhattan sneakers.
Gucci redefined modern luxury at Greenbelt 4 on 31 July by hosting an exclusive preview of its highly-anticipated Fall/Winter 2026 Primavera collection.
The monumental showcase brought the brand’s new, pragmatic vision of fashion to life, establishing a sophisticated vocabulary of fluid tailoring, body-aware silhouettes and innovative textures.
Transitioning effortlessly from office sophistication to late-night allure, the collection seamlessly debuted groundbreaking garment hybrids, plush shearling layers and the sleeker, updated iconic Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag.
An elite circle of Manila’s most celebrated cultural icons and tastemakers attended the event, embodying the diverse archetypes and stylistic propositions of the House.
Filipino stars Marian Rivera, Kyle Echarri, Brent Manalo, Kylie Verzosa, Michelle Dee, BJ Pascual and Bella Racelis all stunned in curated Gucci looks that perfectly mirrored the collection’s ethos of ease, comfort and high-octane glamour. Their collective presence underscored Gucci’s position as a shared cultural touchpoint, effortlessly marrying rigorous, seamless product design with the vibrant energy of contemporary Filipino style.
