Since its inception in 1921, Gucci
Gucci launched its first store in Florence, offering travel bags and accessories tailored for high-society clients. The brand's distinctive leather craftsmanship caught the attention of Hollywood icons in the 1950s, propelling it into international stardom. Signature details like the bamboo handle and the green-red-green stripe became symbols of prestige. Under its early leadership, Gucci established itself as a timeless luxury
By the 1960s, Gucci expanded beyond leather, introducing ready-to-wear collections and fragrances. The double-G logo, created during this era, remains iconic. Despite financial struggles in later decades, the brand saw an artistic revival under visionaries like Tom Ford in the 1990s, who infused modern glamour into classic designs. Today, product catalogs—like this curated spreadsheet of Gucci's collections—showcase a blend of heritage and cutting-edge fashion. Under Alessandro Michele’s creative direction (2015–2023), Gucci embraced bold maximalism, mixing vintage aesthetics with avant-garde artistry. From embroidered Dionysus bags to retro sneakers, designs became an expression of self-love and individuality. Notably, Gucci has championed sustainability, pledging carbon neutrality and circular production methods. Its influence now spans beyond fashion, shaping music, film, and digital culture. For a detailed look at Gucci’s diverse offerings—from handbags to haute couture—explore this product spreadsheet, featuring seasonal highlights and exclusive pieces. Whether Paris Fashion Week collaborations or limited-edition accessories, each item reflects Gucci’s commitment to artistry.The Early Days and Rise to Fame
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