Gucci'S New Creative Director Alessandro'S Perfect Counterattack

When people were amazed at the unpredictable series of Gucci 2015 autumn winter in men's clothing three days ago, Gucci official announced the announcement of the director of Alessandro Michele's creation in Beijing on the morning of January 22nd.

The story of Alessandro's successful counterattack tells us: never look down on a bag!

Facts tell us that opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared.

When Freda Jia Nini and Gucci broke up, the Alessandro Michele, the designer of brand accessories, was in danger, and led the design team to complete the entire series in only five days.

In the new series of war of words, yesterday morning came the news of the designer's "counterattack".

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Alessandro has held different responsibilities in the 12 years of experience of the design department.

In 2006, he was appointed creative director of leather Department in May 2011. He was promoted to deputy director Freda Jia Nini, creative director.

The story of Alessandro's successful counterattack tells us: never look down on a bag!

Born in Rome in 1972, graduated from the world's leading university, Rome.

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He served as a senior accessory designer at Fendi in his early years.

As a potential designer, he was recruited by Tom Ford in 2002 and began to work in the design department of Gucci in London.

In addition to making bags is a good hand, Alessandro also has a small contribution in ceramic design.

In September 2014, he was appointed the creative director of Richard Ginori, a famous porcelain brand produced in 2013 by Gucci in Florence.

He immediately rebuilt his product line and the brand image of 280 years, and won a place in the luxury market with its brand-new series of works and store design.

The same number of "Alessandro Michele" hosts has two Valentino designers, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli.

Since 2009, two people have managed to make Valentino a success, providing a good example for Alessandro to learn.