Discover the new &#39;see now buy now&#39; collection of Maison Pucci, today led by the creative flair of Camille Miceli.

The story of the Maison Pucci , founded in Florence in 1940 by <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/look-outfit-beach-fashion-inspired-by-icons-60s-70s-80s">Emilio Pucci</a>, continues to spread worlds and imaginaries with a special flavor.
From this year Camille Miceli is the new creative guide of the Italian <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/meg-ryan-movies-style-fall-winter-fashion-when-harry-met-sally" target="_blank" rel="noopener">fashion</a> house acquired in 2000 by the French group LVMH. The new artistic director is the spokesperson for a story very close to that of the founding father of the maison, often known as The Prince of Prints , a vision that seems to continue to develop around the joie de vivre that crosses the generations.
This is exactly where a 'see now buy now' collection is born - for him and for her - designed to experience moments of family life, from winter weekends to holidays. Miceli has a very particular eye for the product, that particular charisma, energy and experience to be able to give new life to one of the fashion houses that has been a symbol of Made in Italy for decades.
Scroll down to discover the collection of the new 'see now buy now' collection for men and women by <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/look-outfit-beach-fashion-inspired-by-icons-60s-70s-80s" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pucci</a>

I like the idea that people see in Pucci a feeling of belonging, the one capable of characterizing each family. Camille Miceli

THE &#39;SEE NOW BUY NOW&#39; MEN&#39;S/WOMEN&#39;S COLLECTION BY <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/news/camille-miceli-nuova-direttrice-creativa-emilio-pucci" target="_blank" rel="noopener">PUCCI</a>

Thus, between past, present and future, a homogeneous wardrobe capable of separating the seasons seems to amalgamate. 
A particular cocktail capable of being able to tell and express different emotions, with audacity and inclusiveness. Sporty items of clothing seem to mix perfectly with others that are certainly more glamorous. From <a href="https://lofficielibiza.com/fashion/kim-kardashian-best-metallic-swimsuit-moments-summer-skims">swimsuits</a> to looks worthy of a weekend in the snow, however, everything seems to blend in the emblematic Pucci print.
Camille Miceli also seems to want to enhance the archives , from striped sweaters to cropped and contrasting ones, with balloon sleeves.

Among the protagonists of the new era signed by Maison Pucci , the new <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/marc-jacobs-continues-their-legacy-through-their-monogram-collection" target="_blank" rel="noopener">monogram</a> seems to establish itself as an absolute must-have, perfect both on the most precious fabrics - such as silk - and on jacquard.
As for footwear , in this collection, we find <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/look-outfit-beach-fashion-inspired-by-icons-60s-70s-80s" target="_blank" rel="noopener">60s</a> boxing boots, western style ones with graphic details, platform sandals and slippers. As accessories , silk scarves and foulards, then faux fur visors, caps and hats. The bags , on the other hand, appear versatile and genderless, among the coolest models the printed ones and nylon backpacks embellished with pendants certainly triumph.
 Images courtesy of Pucci

Between heritage, future and genderless, the new collection for him and for her by Pucci

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