Interlocking leather and web fabric belt.

Gucci Interlocking leather and web fabric belt In the 1950s and '60s, Gucci became a global symbol of luxury, thanks in part to the creation of new iconic accessories such as the Jackie O bag and the double G belt. Celebrities like Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, and Elizabeth Taylor helped increase the brand's popularity. During this period, the distinctive double G logo was introduced, consolidating the brand's identity.

In 1989, Gucci became a publicly traded company, but in the 1990s it went through a difficult phase, marked by internal conflicts and management issues. The turning point came in 1994 with the arrival of Tom Ford as Creative Director. Ford revolutionized Gucci, bringing a bold and sensual design that attracted a new young audience, transforming the brand into a global powerhouse.

In 2015, Alessandro Michele took over as Creative Director, bringing a new eccentric and eclectic vision, blending vintage and contemporary styles. Today, Gucci is synonymous with innovation, luxury, and inclusivity, continuing to dominate the global fashion landscape.