London: Bollywood sensation Alia Bhatt graced the much-anticipated Gucci Cruise show for 2025, held at the prestigious Tate Modern art gallery. The event was hosted by none other than the creative genius behind the Italian luxury brand, Sabato De Sarno.
Fresh from her appearance at the dazzling Met Gala in New York, where she turned heads in a custom-made Sabyasachi floral saree, Alia jetted off to the UK for another fashion extravaganza.
At the Gucci Cruise 2025 showcase, Alia exuded elegance in a stunning dark purple off-shoulder dress, perfectly complemented by black high heels and a chic black leather purse. Her sleek ponytail and maroon lip added the final touches to her impeccable ensemble.
As the first-ever Indian global brand ambassador for Gucci, Alia took to her Instagram Story to share her excitement, posting a video of herself opening the invitation box from the event organizers. "Thank you @sabatods and @gucci! #GucciCruise25 #GucciLondra," she captioned the post, radiating gratitude and style.
Social media buzzed with videos capturing Alia rubbing shoulders with Hollywood icon Demi Moore and Korean sensation Park Gyu-young, renowned for her roles in beloved K-dramas such as Dali & Cocky Prince and Celebrity.
Last year, Alia's collaboration with Gucci was announced to much fanfare, marking a significant milestone in her career. Her journey with the brand began with her attendance at the Gucci Cruise in Seoul, South Korea, held at the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace.
Alia Bhatt continues to captivate audiences not only with her acting prowess but also with her impeccable fashion sense, solidifying her status as a global style icon. At tonight's Gucci Cruise 2025 show, the fashion landscape took a refreshing turn from the towering platforms and wedges of seasons past. Instead, the runway was graced with moccasin-ballet flat hybrids and creepers, a deliberate homage to London, the vibrant backdrop for the Italian house's latest collection showcased at the iconic Tate Modern.
In a release, Sabato De Sarno, Gucci's creative director, expressed his gratitude towards the city, stating, "I owe a lot to this city. It has welcomed and listened to me." He further underscored the significance of London in Gucci's narrative, noting that the brand's founder, Guccio Gucci, drew inspiration from his time in the city, particularly during his tenure as a porter at the esteemed Savoy Hotel.
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