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Gucci Pre-Fall 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 21, 2011

Gucci’s pre-fall 2011 collection is all about rise and peaks of seventies fashion. Starting off with subtle sophistication, the collection quickly transitions into full on va-va-voom glamour complete with shaggy fur and belted looks of elegant ease.










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    14 thoughts on “Gucci Pre-Fall 2011”

    4. i like the “breath of fresh colors” in the middle of the collection, and then the return to a more sober style, featuring a lot of black… we have no time to get bored with the first outfits

    5. I love it!
      I can’t recall the last time I was this excited to find a 2nd page link after scrolling all the way to the bottom.

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