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In the 1930s and '40s, due to material shortages, Gucci introduced creative solutions such as the bamboo bag, which became an icon. In the post-war era, the brand conquered an international clientele, and in the 1950s, the famous green-red-green web was born, while in the 1960s, the legendary GG motif appeared as a tribute to the founder. Hollywood and the jet society transformed Gucci into a symbol of Italian glamour.

In the 1980s, the maison faced internal crises but was reborn in the 1990s thanks to Tom Ford, who reinterpreted Gucci's aesthetic with sensuality and minimalism, bringing the brand back to the heights of global luxury. This was followed by the period of Frida Giannini, who enhanced the heritage with a more romantic and feminine approach.

In 2015, the arrival of Alessandro Michele marked an aesthetic revolution: an eclectic, vintage, cultured, and theatrical mix redefined the brand, winning over a new generation of consumers. Michele transformed Gucci into a cultural phenomenon, merging fashion, art, gender-fluidity, and experimentation.

Since 2023, creative direction has passed to Sabato De Sarno, who introduces a return to a more essential and contemporary luxury, while maintaining the maison's emblematic codes.

Today, Gucci is one of the most influential brands in the world, a symbol of Italian craftsmanship, aesthetic innovation, and strong identity, capable of reinventing itself while guarding its century-old tradition.

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