
Gucci, one of Kering group's luxury brands, has recently debuted their men's dress, which they want to use to combat toxic stereotypes.
Gucci's tartan long smock shirt for men / Source: Gucci
On their website, the Italian luxury brand said that the dress “reflects the idea of fluidity explored for the Fall Winter 2020 fashion show, disrupting the toxic stereotypes that mold masculine gender identity.”
The button front dress is made with orange and tartan cotton. It features smock embroidery, a satin bow on the waist, mother of pearl buttons, a Peter Pan collar, and short sleeves.
It is made in Italy using 100% cotton and it costs a whopping US$2,600 or almost P126,000!
In the official photos of the dress, it can be seen styled over ripped denim pants, and is reportedly inspired by '90s grunge looks.
Other men's dress in the collection / Source: Gucci
There are also two other men's dresses in the collection that are cheaper than the tartan long smock shirt.
The first is the liberty floral wool long shirt priced at US$1,800, and the second one is the liberty floral wool oversize shirt priced at US$1,250.
All the dresses are filed under men's ready-to-wear shirts on their website.
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