THE GUCCI CRUISE - Beauty And The Dirt

The Gucci Cruise took over London’s historic Westminster Abbey on Thursday afternoon to showcase its runway collection show; with all the brands biggest and most famous faces populating the front row.

An abundance of A-list attendees such as Neon Demon star Elle Fanning, Bel Powley, selfie-happy Will.i.am, Salma Hayek and more joined to support the fashion brand. Gucci was no disappointment, and the exquisite show bought us vibrant colours, larger than life accessories and of course, bringing back the socks and sandals look. Take a look below for highlights from both on and off the catwalk:

Alexa Chung and Elle Fanning — Elle Fanning, Alexa Chung and ‘Soko The Cat’ outside Westminster Abbey.

Will.i.am didn't waste any time and took a few selfies before the show.. — Will.i.am didn’t waste any time and took a few selfies before the show..

CATWALK

gucci — Scarves have moved up north, and the models are rocking the granny-style headscarf. Asymmetrical fringes cut in the hair gives a schoolgirl vibe to the season too, with pleated skirts and cute athletic socks with flats.

Bags — Check out those gorgeous bags with intricate floral embroidery and yes! – The bamboo handles are back and we love them more than ever.

sChandelier earrings and sunglasses have been made in super super size too, with big emphasis on accessories. Although the clothing absolutely doesn’t take the sidelines, with garish print and bold colours to go with the statement pieces. And we love it.

Flower pins are back, but this time even bigger than ever. Even good placed on the head AND they come in choker form.

Shoes shoes shoes! Plenty of buckles, - and don't hold off on the socks either! — Shoes shoes shoes! Plenty of buckles and gladiator-style flats weaving their way up the legs- and don’t hold off on the socks either!

Screen Shot 2016-06-03 at 11.55.06 — Statement earrings, sunglasses, shoes AND choker. Of course.

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