No more runways for Pucci. This season, the luxury Italian brand ops for prismatic passages and portals guided by fashion’s preeminent paragon of style, Miss Naomi Campbell. Presented at Milan’s Palazzo Clerici under the banner of PUCCIVERSE, Camille Miceli’s latest collection, Passepartout, crystallizes Miceli’s vision of Pucci as both heritage and horizon, collapsing boundaries of art, culture, and style into one versed narrative of fabled fashion. 

The title borrows from Passepartout, the beloved Italian TV program (2001–2011) where art historian and gallerist Philippe Daverio unfurled his country’s creative lineage with erudite playfulness. Miceli channels that whimsical spirit into her latest for the brand, storytelling through texture, movement, and print. 

“I can imagine a woman arriving to a gallery or a club,” she says in the collection notes. “Maybe she buys a Picasso, maybe she dances all night. This season, I really wanted to channel the impression that wearing Pucci opens doors — the feeling that anything is possible.”

Pucci’s legendary archives serve as the collection’s foundation. The hypnotic Labirinto of 1969 reemerges in black, beige, and gold, resembling animal prints infused with a couture concoction. Istrice from 1957 stays groovy with mid-century cool in electric fuchsia and purple, and the kinetic Astro spiral reminds viewers of Pucci’s stylistic devotion to printed caftans. 

In character, Naomi sets the tone, shimmering in a lurex jersey Iride dress and twirling in a Labirinto sweater dress, as her words—“Did someone say Pucci?”—pulse and pump through the PUCCIVERSE’s undulating pathways. The collection moves from gauzy transparencies to the weight of jacquards, from the sharp tailoring of a velvet suit patterned with Orchidee to slinky scarf dresses with grosgrain straps. The palette evolves, too, from sultry black and gold to cool lilacs and pinks, before morphing into turquoise terry separates lifted straight from the pool deck.

Accessories echo the same maximalist modernity with Marmo bags gleaming in shiny-matte contrasts and thigh-high boots flaunting chain-embellished heels. Jewelry ranges from sculptural horns to leather flowers worn as charms and brooches, and scarves, Pucci’s eternal icon, run the gamut from classic silk squares to chain-trimmed adornments. For the fabulous final touches, lifestyle objects — an umbrella that can be worn cross-body, a kaleidoscopic jewelry box, a poolside neck pillow — extend the brand’s orbit. The PUCCIVERSE expands, and now V are all in it.