In pictures, these legendary scenes from Kubrick's films re-enacted in the latest Gucci campaign

The films of Stanley Kubrick, an inexhaustible source of inspiration for fashion.

This Thursday, August 25, it is the turn of the Italian house Gucci to draw from the abundant universe of the American filmmaker to stage the fall-winter 2022 collection, as well as its collaboration with the equipment manufacturer Adidas.

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 : all of his greatest masterpieces were featured in the campaign entitled "Exquisite"

signed by the photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.

Alessandro Michele also surrounded himself with the costume designers Milena Canonero and Charlotte Walter, as well as the scenographer Gideon to recreate the cult atmosphere of Stanley Kubrick's films, as much by the clothing as by the decor.

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The Gucci Fall/Winter 2022 campaign

In images, in pictures

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Kubrick and fashion

"My clothes exist organically in his world, but seem completely foreign to it at the same time - it's my tribute to cinema and to one of its most brilliant masters," he explains in the columns of

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In summary ?

The artistic director of the Italian house wanted to stage the Gucci fall-winter 2022 collection in a totally different universe from the pieces presented during the show, with a decor dotted with multiple nods to the work of the American filmmaker.

Like this shot where we see a model in an ultra-low-cut tulle dress, in a spaceship.

Or, this photo where we see a model in a red dress and boxing gloves, from the Adidas x Gucci collaboration, in the famous setting of the Stanley Hotel.

Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton, Moschino... The Italian house is not the only one to have been inspired by the cinema maestro.

During his autumn-winter 1999 collection, the English designer Alexander McQueen had recreated one of the final scenes of the film

, by parading a model in the snow with a Victorian dress.

More recently, it was the artistic director of the Louis Vuitton women's collections, Nicolas Ghesquière, who had worked, also with Milena Canonero, to build his collection with futuristic accents for fall-winter 2020, inspired by the famous

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