Vittoria Ceretti is making headlines once again after landing the August cover of Vogue Italia in one of her boldest editorial fashion moments yet. The Italian supermodel posed in a completely sheer Gucci gown that was soaked for the striking cover image. Her look created a dramatic effect that blurred the line between fashion and art.
Vittoria Ceretti bares it all for Vogue Italia in completely see-through wet Gucci dress
The daring one-shoulder jersey dress clung to Ceretti’s frame after being drenched with water, making the translucent fabric almost completely see-through. The flowing Gucci design featured a high thigh slit and a draped neckline that emphasized the editorial’s minimalist aesthetic, while its wet finish added an unexpected layer of texture and movement.
Keeping the styling understated allowed the gown to command attention. Ceretti wore a yellow gold and platinum diamond ring, while her beauty look featured soft glowing skin, subtle makeup, and slicked-back hair that complemented the soaked effect of the dress. Her long crimson manicure added a bold pop of color against the neutral tones of the outfit.
The cover marked another milestone for the model, who returned to Vogue Italia’s front page one year after her previous cover and ten years after her first appearance for the magazine. Reflecting on the long-running collaboration, Ceretti shared that it is “always an honor” to work with Vogue Italia. She added that they have built a relationship based on trust and creative freedom over the past decade.
Photographed under the Los Angeles summer sun by Vito Fernicola with styling by Carlos Nazario, the cover image came together through a spontaneous idea on set. According to the magazine, the creative team decided to soak Ceretti’s Gucci dress with water during the shoot. It resulted in the unforgettable image that ultimately became the cover.
“We didn’t have to choose between one character or another,” Ceretti said while discussing the editorial’s concept. “We experimented with both; we made them live together, and we mixed them together.” She also revealed that the decision to wet the dress happened on impulse. She explained that the spontaneous choice created something they could never have planned beforehand.
Fashion fans were quick to praise the editorial after Vogue Italia unveiled the cover. “Forever raising the standard of editorial fashion. Congratulations on another iconic cover,” one admirer wrote. Others kept it simple with comments like “Gorgeous Vitto” and “ICONIC.”
Originally reported by Samridhi Goel on TheFashionSpot.com.
