Alessandro Michele leaves Gucci after successful run as creative director


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This 2020 file photo Alessandro Michele acknowledging applause following the presentation of Gucci's men's Autumn/Winter 2020 fashion show in Milan. Photo: AFP

Alessandro Michele, the creative director who turned Gucci into a hit brand with younger generations, is leaving the Italian label.

Kering SA, which owns the brand, announced Michele is stepping down in a statement Wednesday (Nov 23). Gucci’s design office will oversee the label’s direction until a new creative organisation will be announced, the company said.

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