Celebrities Front Row at Gucci Resort 2026
Gucci’s Resort 2026 collection took centre stage at the opulent Palazzo, where the brand dove headfirst into its archives while absorbing Florence’s rich aesthetic history. The runway was a maximal-meets-minimal dream, but as always, it’s the front row that truly gets the people talking.
Retro on top, Modern on the bottom
Yara Shahidi’s Gucci Fall 2025 look had 60s intentions, but that leather skirt gave it a modern, fashion-forward bite. I love the accessories also. Yara is consistently consistent.
Rerun, In tan
Charlotte Le Bon gave us a case of déjà vu—in the best way. She recreated her Gucci Fall 2025 tonal tailored moment from The White Lotus Season 3 finale event, this time in a soft tan shade that read summer-in-Florence chic. She clearly knows when something works, and I have to respect a girl who revisits a good look with a twist.
Still swinging through the 60s
Julia Garner continued her love affair with shift dresses and mod-inspired Gucci looks, and while it’s a consistent theme, she does it so well. That said, I’m still thinking about her Cannes Film Festival switch-up—proof she can surprise us when the mood takes her.
Cooler than cool
David Jonsson rocked an all-black Gucci ensemble. Sleek, sharp, and the kind of look that doesn’t try too hard because it doesn’t need to. Easily the coolest man in the room.
Lilac dream
Lee Jung-jae stepped out in a soft lilac Gucci suit that should have been a standout, but those overlong split hem trousers let the look down. Split hems are notoriously tricky, and this was proof.
Straight from the campaign shoot to the front row
Aliocha Schneider didn’t stress too much about his Gucci outfit—he showed up in the same look he wore in the Gucci Lido campaign. There’s effortless, and then there’s this.
Bellissimo!
Viola Davis doesn’t usually go for minis, but this floral Gucci number made for a gorgeous deviation. She looked radiant, and with her dapper husband Julius Tennon by her side—also in blue—they made for a front row power duo.
Split hem trousers: mastered
Jeff Goldblum proved, once again, that he can make even the most finicky fashion details work. His Gucci split hem trousers hit perfectly, likely thanks to a better shoe choice—and a lifetime of being effortlessly stylish.
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