Lebanese-born Sabine Getty is among the faces of Gucci’s latest GucciCore campaign, marking an exciting moment of representation in the Italian fashion house’s new creative chapter under Demna.
Recently unveiled, the campaign was photographed by Peter Funch across New York City, bringing together groups of individuals in a series of portraits that explore the relationship between personal identity and collective expression. Appearing alongside Meng Yu and Paul Segurola in one of the campaign’s street portraits, Getty joins a diverse cast that includes Candice Swanepoel, Bobby Brazier and Meredith Mickelson, reflecting Gucci’s celebration of individuality and different expressions of style.
The campaign spotlights GucciCore, a collection first revealed on the runway in Times Square in May 2026. Conceived as the foundation of Gucci’s new stylistic language, the collection reimagines wardrobe essentials, from tailored business suits and trench coats to peacoats, crisp shirts and pencil skirts, blending everyday practicality with the glamour and elegance associated with Italian fashion.
Through Funch’s lens, the streets of New York become a meeting point for different personalities, cultures and ways of dressing. With Sabine Getty among its featured faces, GucciCore reflects a vision of fashion where individuality and collective identity exist side by side.
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