Sneakers Rython in leather with web straps.

Gucci Rython leather sneakers with web stripes. In the 1930s and '40s, Gucci distinguished itself with iconic creations such as the bamboo bag, born from the need to use alternative materials during the Second World War. This accessory became a symbol of creativity and innovation. In the post-war period, the brand continued to grow, opening boutiques in major Italian cities and, in the 1950s, expanding to New York, marking the beginning of its international fame.

In the 1960s and '70s, Gucci became a symbol of global luxury, with celebrities such as Jackie Kennedy, Elizabeth Taylor, and Grace Kelly wearing its creations. Other iconic pieces were introduced, such as the horsebit loafer and the "double G" logo, which became status symbols.

Despite its success, the 1980s were marked by family conflicts and financial difficulties, culminating in the Gucci family's departure from the management of the company.

In 2004, Frida Giannini took over as creative director, followed in 2015 by Alessandro Michele, who once again revolutionized the Gucci image with an eccentric and romantic aesthetic. Today, Gucci, part of the Kering group, is synonymous with innovation and contemporary luxury, with a strong global cultural influence.