Sabato De Sarno - Designer

[proseccotabis]

yeah god knows :-/ above 50k euro k netto at least per year bruto 100 K euro italy taxes are high

its not corporate job to create creative motivation the corporate side can only exemplify it ....i can't say this enough it starts and ends with a creative point of view period !!!!!!

oh for sure.. also i heard in Vetements in Switzerland they are swimmmmmming in money - thats how good the salary is. gulp.

 

[PDFSD]

oh for sure.. also i heard in Vetements in Switzerland they are swimmmmmming in money - thats how good the salary is. gulp.

he overspends on his show stunts .......he is constantly on dr*gs and his open secret boyfriend that works in his company is like miuccia and bertelli they constantly fight and the teams are caught in the middle the staff turnover is high so people come and go and money is the attraction factor....

turnover must be just below $100 million in early sales

 

[FashionPower]

Perfect image of what an actual Gucci customer under Sabato de Sarno looks like.
This is Simone Marchetti, currently editor in chief of Vanity Fair Italy and content manager for european editions of the magazine, he is such an Anna Wintour **** licker...he even got Oprah and Diane Von Furstenberg on the Vanity Fair Italy cover to push the Kamala propaganda (both Oprah and DVF are basically unknown by the italian general public).
Typical Sabato's customer: basic gay with no real substance acting all intellectual and focused on inclusion, diversity and all the woke stuff. Terrible style with that tacky glittery GG monogram jacket paired with the Gucci metal plaque creepers.
Of course he's one of Sabato's BFF...I wouldn't wear that tacky jacket even if it was gifted.
I hate these fashion pack people so much, they despise Philipp Plein and then they dress like they are coming from a Plein Sport outlet...

 

[Xone]

Perfect image of what an actual Gucci customer under Sabato de Sarno looks like.
This is Simone Marchetti, currently editor in chief of Vanity Fair Italy and content manager for european editions of the magazine, he is such an Anna Wintour **** licker...he even got Oprah and Diane Von Furstenberg on the Vanity Fair Italy cover to push the Kamala propaganda (both Oprah and DVF are basically unknown by the italian general public).
Typical Sabato's customer: basic gay with no real substance acting all intellectual and focused on inclusion, diversity and all the woke stuff. Terrible style with that tacky glittery GG monogram jacket paired with the Gucci metal plaque creepers.
Of course he's one of Sabato's BFF...I wouldn't wear that tacky jacket even if it was gifted.
I hate these fashion pack people so much, they despise Philipp Plein and then they dress like they are coming from a Plein Sport outlet...

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I thought to post that look too! haha ...terrible look...the fit is off...

 

[FashionPower]

Another example of Gucci PR / management being super hypocritical.
They pushed the quiet luxury narrative even with the PR / celebrities endorsements with understated looks yet they agreed on collaborating with Tony Effe, one of the trashiest and talentless italian trappers (not even an actual singer...) in italian music history, all because he got a huge following on socials from dumb kiddos and female teenagers who would buy a Gucci baseball cap only because they have seen him wearing it...yeah right
Notice the Sabato trademark of the pants bottom slits and those orthopaedic looking creepers loafers...paired with Ancora driving gloves LOL

 

[Xone]

Another example of Gucci PR / management being super hypocritical.
They pushed the quiet luxury narrative even with the PR / celebrities endorsements with understated looks yet they agreed on collaborating with Tony Effe, one of the trashiest and talentless italian trappers (not even an actual singer...) in italian music history, all because he got a huge following on socials from dumb kiddos and female teenagers who would buy a Gucci baseball cap only because they have seen him wearing it...yeah right
Notice the Sabato trademark of the pants bottom slits and those orthopaedic looking creepers loafers...paired with Ancora driving gloves LOL
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i saw him yesterday and i thought wtf hahaha..he is not even cute and for sure talentless

 

[LadyJunon]

Part of me wonders where we would've been if Sabato got to do his debut show at Brera like he planned.

 

[PDFSD]

Part of me wonders where we would've been if Sabato got to do his debut show at Brera like he planned.

same place the clothes are the same pile of zara trash ...the ideas wouldn't get better we seen it already

how many times we like the set and then the clothes are mediocre most clients don't see shows any way ...he could have photographed the adv in brera still or made adv short movie if the concept was so strong and important to build there would be chapters to his vision ...

did he not say he dont like story telling lol

 

[FashionPower]

Part of me wonders where we would've been if Sabato got to do his debut show at Brera like he planned.

For sure better show consideration from influencers and TikTok fashion commenters (blue square, ideservecouture and so on)...however no change in actual design reviews as that first collection was a complete disaster from the outerwear to the eveningwear and the accessories, a bunch of Zara lookalike clothing with a sprinkle of GG embossed logos. At the end, most people who buy high fashion does not follow the whole show circus so it wouldn't have revolutionized Sabato's tenure...yet it's better to start your tenure with something that might stick into people's mind rather than an irrelevant flop...
I always wonder if Bellettini and the deputy CEO were actually involved in checking the development of that first collection cause any person with a bare knowledge of the fashion market / business would have recognized its intrinsic weakness (no desirable accessories, basic outerwear proposition, no eveningwear)...if I had been Bellettini I would have completely scrapped the collection: you cannot send on the runway a basic gray hoodie with GUCCI embossed logo on the front, for God's sake...and remember this hoodies was priced 3k, close to a Dior bar jacket!



The Cruise 2024 collection designed by Davide Renne (which was not even put into production and scrapped by either Sabato or the management) had a better and more distinctive point of view than Sabato's first, it was the perfect balance of Lallo flamboyant style, fashion forward proposition and more conservative / timeless style. Sabato's collection should have followed that path in transitioning Gucci from Lallo style to something more muted and timeless...instead we got Zara with uncomfortable platform heeled loafers, Jackies with cost reduction zamak clasps and white sneakers.

 

[Xone]

For sure better show consideration from influencers and TikTok fashion commenters (blue square, ideservecouture and so on)...however no change in actual design reviews as that first collection was a complete disaster from the outerwear to the eveningwear and the accessories, a bunch of Zara lookalike clothing with a sprinkle of GG embossed logos. At the end, most people who buy high fashion does not follow the whole show circus so it wouldn't have revolutionized Sabato's tenure...yet it's better to start your tenure with something that might stick into people's mind rather than an irrelevant flop...
I always wonder if Bellettini and the deputy CEO were actually involved in checking the development of that first collection cause any person with a bare knowledge of the fashion market / business would have recognized its intrinsic weakness (no desirable accessories, basic outerwear proposition, no eveningwear)...if I had been Bellettini I would have completely scrapped the collection: you cannot send on the runway a basic gray hoodie with GUCCI embossed logo on the front, for God's sake...and remember this hoodies was priced 3k, close to a Dior bar jacket!

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The Cruise 2024 collection designed by Davide Renne (which was not even put into production and scrapped by either Sabato or the management) had a better and more distinctive point of view than Sabato's first, it was the perfect balance of Lallo flamboyant style, fashion forward proposition and more conservative / timeless style. Sabato's collection should have followed that path in transitioning Gucci from Lallo style to something more muted and timeless...instead we got Zara with uncomfortable platform heeled loafers, Jackies with cost reduction zamak clasps and white sneakers.

Ancora was just clueless from the beginning to the very end of his tenure...
Do a luxury hoodie if you are dying to propose a hoodie for christ sake!
Why we need white sneakers? same happened at the ss25 Loli's look...i think it is he being stubborn sabotage the whole proposal on collections,campaigns,etc...
A mess after another...

For me the transition collections between AM and Ancora (fw23 men and women) were much better and cohesive that any of Ancora's proposals

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Part of me wonders where we would've been if Sabato got to do his debut show at Brera like he planned.

The reaction could have been even worse. We might have ended up criticizing it for looking like a basic b*tch walking down the street in clothing that looked no more expensive than Zara. The runway set helped enhance the clothes in a way that a street setting couldn’t. It worked for Valentino, but that was couture. Ancora wasn’t luxurious or thought-provoking enough to create that kind of contrast.