Gucci, one of the oldest Italian fashion brands still thriving today, was founded in Florence in 1921 by Guccio Gucci. He started his company with the intention of creating luxurious luggage for Italy's upper-class, wealthy, and fashion-conscious clientele. With its unmistakable dark brown raised diamond design on a brown background, the iconic interlocking G logo, and the red and green stripe, the brand remains synonymous with Italian luxury. Gucci's most emblematic items, such as the belt, the clutch, and the loafers, transcend ephemeral trends and continue to be fundamental pieces for the house's identity in the 21st century. The book "The Little Book of Gucci" narrates the history of this legendary and prosperous house, and shows us the visionary looks that have consolidated its place in fashion history. Published by Welbeck in English, this work comes in hardcover and consists of 160 pages.
Language: English.