Hollywood royalty converged at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on Saturday night as Gucci unveiled "Gucci Notte," Creative Director Sabato De Sarno's second evening wear collection for the House. The 13th annual Art+Film Gala, co-chaired by Leonardo DiCaprio and Eva Chow, transformed the museum into a stunning showcase of fashion and film.
Kim Kardashian led the celebrity arrivals in a custom Gucci Notte creation, embodying the collection's promise of effortless elegance and modern sophistication. The ensemble demonstrated De Sarno's masterful approach to evening wear, which pays tribute to the architecture of garments while celebrating the house's renowned savoir-faire.
Kaia Gerber also showcased the collection's harmonious blend of classic Hollywood glamour and contemporary design. The pieces featured De Sarno's signature exploration of the dialogue between women's and men's wardrobes, a central theme in his creative vision for the house.
Academy Award nominee Laura Dern captured timeless Hollywood glamour in Gucci Notte, exemplifying the collection's perfect balance of elegance and modern sophistication. The ensemble showcased De Sarno's masterful approach to evening wear, which pays tribute to the architecture of garments while celebrating the house's renowned savoir-faire.
Andrew Garfield brought his distinctive style to the men's offerings from the collection, interpreting De Sarno's contemporary take on classic eveningwear with characteristic charm. His look highlighted the collection's sophisticated approach to tailoring and architectural detail.
Vogue's Anna Wintour and honoree Baz Luhrmann arrived together, each showcasing different facets of De Sarno's vision for evening wear. Their presence embodied the collection's bridge between fashion authority and cinematic artistry.
Model Cara Delevingne, Gala co-chair Eva Chow, and actress Viola Davis brought the architectural elements to life, wearing pieces that highlighted the meticulous detailing and sophisticated construction that defines Gucci Notte.
The star-studded event, which also honored artist Simone Leigh, culminated in a special performance by Charli XCX. Notable attendees included Javier Bardem, Dev Patel, and Solange Knowles, all dressed in Gucci's latest eveningwear collection.
Building upon last year's debut of Gucci Ancora Notte, this new collection reaffirms the house's deep-rooted connection with Hollywood while pushing the boundaries of contemporary evening wear. The presentation featured twelve women's looks and four men's ensembles, each piece a testament to the brand's commitment to craftsmanship and innovation.
Gucci Notte's debut at the LACMA Art+Film Gala marked more than just another red carpet moment—it represented the evolution of evening wear through De Sarno's distinctive lens. From the architectural silhouettes to the House's signature bamboo motif in the jewelry, each element spoke to Gucci's heritage while boldly stepping into the future. As Hollywood's finest moved through the transformed museum spaces, they didn't just wear the collection—they brought to life De Sarno's vision of timeless glamour reimagined for a new era.
