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Pucci charts a course for Sicily

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December 11, 2025

In a move that celebrates the house’s Italian roots, Pucci is setting course for Sicily to unveil its new collection, ‘L’Alba.’ The fashion show will be held on April 17 at an as-yet-unspecified location on the island, where artistic director Camille Miceli intends to fuse Mediterranean light with the Maison’s vibrant aesthetic.

Emilio Pucci
Emilio Pucci – Courtesy of Emilio Pucci Archive

“Sicily possesses a magnetic energy that aligns perfectly with the Pucci spirit,” said the designer. “The collection is an even deeper exploration of movement, colour, and rhythmic silhouettes, elements that will be heightened by this evocative experience.”

‘L’Alba’ promises to be a celebration of awakening and the first light of day, a moment when “a psychedelic night dissolves into the glow of the morning.” The collection will reinterpret Pucci’s stylistic codes through vibrant graphic motifs, reimagined archival prints, and refined textures.

In keeping with trending see-now-buy-now strategies, the collection will be available to purchase immediately after the conclusion of the fashion show.

The initiative aims to keep the excitement of the event alive, while also offering an immediate ‘souvenir’ of the Sicilian experience and reaffirming the indissoluble bond between the Maison and Italy.

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