Less than three weeks from now, Gucci creative director Sabato De Sarno was set to make a splash at Milan Fashion Week with his biggest runway show yet. The co-ed production was intended to serve ...

Sabato De Sarno is departing Gucci after serving as creative director for two years. As per Vogue Business, the house announced the news in a short statement and added that this month’s Fall ...

After two years, Sabato De Sarno is leaving Gucci. The designer has been creative director of the Italian fashion house since 2023, succeeding Alessandro Michele. During his tenure, De Sarno ...

(Photo by Emanuele Cremaschi/Getty Images) Creative director Sabato De Sarno, the man handpicked to establish a new creative vision for Gucci, has been shown the door after only two years on the job.

That didn’t last long! Sabato De Sarno is leaving Gucci, Vogue Business reported early this morning. Though no cause for the designer’s exit is known, it marks the latest challenge for Gucci in recent ...

Sabato de Sarno is stepping down as Gucci's creative director after only two years. De Sarno, who previously worked at Valentino, joined Gucci following Alessandro Michele's departure. Gucci's ...

This article first appeared on Vogue Business. Sabato De Sarno is exiting Gucci two years after he was appointed as creative director, the brand announced on Thursday. Its Autumn/Winter 2025 show ...

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PARIS, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Gucci design chief Sabato De Sarno is leaving the Italian flagship label after less than two years in the job, owner Kering (PRTP.PA), opens new tab said on Thursday ...

Paris: Luxury giant Gucci announced Thursday it was parting ways with its chief designer Sabato De Sarno following a sales slump, in the latest shakeup at a major European label. De Sarno was ...

PARIS—Luxury giant Gucci is parting ways with designer Sabato De Sarno after he struggled to rekindle demand for the Italian brand and lift it out of the luxury industry’s doldrums.