Gucci, one of the oldest Italian fashion brands that last until today, was founded in Florence in 1921 by Guccio Gucci. He began his company with the intention of creating luxurious luggage for the high, busy and fashionable classes in Italy. With its unmistakable dark brown Gucci print on a brown background, the iconic interwoven G logo and the red and green stripe, the brand is still synonymous with Italian luxury. Gucci’s most emblematic items, such as belt, bag and loafers, transcend the ephemeral fashions and remain fundamental pieces for the identity of the house in the 21st century. The book “The Little Book of Gucci” tells the story of this legendary and thriving house, showcasing the visionary looks that have solidified their place in the history of fashion. Published by Welbeck in English, this is a hardback book and has 160 pages.