Marmont leather ankle boots, 40,5.

Gucci Marmont leather ankle boots In the 1930s and '40s, due to wartime restrictions, Gucci began using alternative materials such as hemp and bamboo, giving rise to iconic creations like the Bamboo bag, which remains a symbol of the brand today. In the 1950s, with the opening of boutiques in Milan, New York, and London, Gucci became a reference point for the global elite, worn by stars such as Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, and Jackie Kennedy.

In the 1970s and '80s, the company experienced expansion but also intense family tensions that compromised its unity. After a management crisis, the brand was reborn in the 1990s thanks to creative director Tom Ford, who revitalized Gucci with a sensual and modern style, placing the maison at the center of international fashion.

In 2004, Gucci joined the Kering group, one of the largest luxury conglomerates. With the arrival of Alessandro Michele in 2015, the brand assumed a new aesthetic identity—eclectic and romantic—capturing a new generation of consumers.

Today, Gucci is a global brand with a strong visual identity that combines Italian artisanal tradition with a contemporary vision. Known for its famous “GG” logo, floral motifs, and the green-red-green web stripe, Gucci represents the perfect balance between history and innovation in the luxury world.