Gucci's new fetish-inspired jewelry should carry a safety word.

On the evening of November 2, the Italian fashion company staged an epic 2022 spring and summer fashion show on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles.

In addition to the show’s unorthodox venues and colorful lineup of celebrity models (Jered Leto and Macaulay Culkin were the catwalkers that night), Alessandro Michele’s latest There is another noteworthy element of the outing: sex toy jewelry.

Bring home the kink aesthetic of this season, with silver butt plug pendants and vaginal beads hanging from necklaces. Some models grabbed what seemed to be a rosary at first glance-upon closer inspection, the silver cord showed that they were anal beads.

Unorthodox (we dare say, multi-purpose) jewelry complements the collection's experiments with fetishism and underwear. The latex top is paired with elbow leather gloves, and the ultra-short hem reveals the high thigh.

Gucci's 100th anniversary commemorative "Aria" series was released in April, which is as public and sexy as yesterday's event. At the 2021 autumn and winter fashion show, models wore leather belts and walked on the catwalk, which is an interpretation of the origin of Gucci equestrianism.

Copies of Whip and Sigmund Freud's three contributions to the theory of sex appear in Michel's "Aria" activity, which is a visual feast of sexual psychology.

As early as 2019, Gucci played with fetishes through the latex layer and Eyes Wide Shut mask.

Michele has always been a provocative, but his luxurious butt plug pushed the envelope to a new and unexpected level of cheeky.

Although I'm sure some people will shrink from wearing sex toy accessories, this is not an unattainable idea. Jewelry brands-such as Crave and Bijoux Indiscrets-offer vibrators disguised as necklaces. It makes sense for luxury fashion to want to participate.

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