Gucci's New Collection Includes a Dedication to the Snoopy Character
Riley von Niessen — August 24, 2016 — Luxury
References: gucci & highsnobiety
The Snoopy character is one of the most widely recognized fictional dogs of all time, which isn't too surprising being that he's been Charlie Brown's loyal sidekick since the 1950s.
With this, the cartoon is well-known among generations young and old alike, given the iconic status of the comic strips which appeared around the world. One of its latest reinterpretations is from Gucci, with the luxury fashion brand incorporating the Snoopy character design into vibrant sweaters, long-sleeve crew necks and t-shirts.
In addition to showing the cartoon canine on the front of each piece, Gucci incorporates other designs on the backs as well. This includes the French phrase "l’aveugle par amour," which is said to be the motto of Alessandro Michele -- Gucci's creative director.
With this, the cartoon is well-known among generations young and old alike, given the iconic status of the comic strips which appeared around the world. One of its latest reinterpretations is from Gucci, with the luxury fashion brand incorporating the Snoopy character design into vibrant sweaters, long-sleeve crew necks and t-shirts.
In addition to showing the cartoon canine on the front of each piece, Gucci incorporates other designs on the backs as well. This includes the French phrase "l’aveugle par amour," which is said to be the motto of Alessandro Michele -- Gucci's creative director.
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