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Gucci is an ltalian luxury fashion brand owned by Kering and founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence, Italy in 1921.

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News & Analysis

The Tomes of 2015

In his latest column, Colin McDowell reviews the best fashion titles released in time for the holiday period.


Fashion Week

The Michele Revolution Gathers Steam at Gucci

Gucci's huge Pre-Fall collection, packed with quirky character, is a dark, dazzling fairy tale.


News & Analysis

Kering Sells Shoemaker Sergio Rossi to End Years of Struggle

Kering SA agreed to sell shoemaker Sergio Rossi to an Italian buyout firm after struggling to turn around the business.


Workplace & Talent

Role Call | Christian Lahoude, Architect

Christian Lahoude, architect and founder of Christian Lahoude Studio, says "good retail design is when a space makes you feel something that connects with the brand."


Luxury

Elegantly Connecting Fashion and Art

On the eve of Art Basel Miami Beach, BoF talks to the powerbrokers cross-pollinating fashion and art about the intersection of the two worlds.


China

The China Edit | Overseas Spending, Prada in Hong Kong, Luxury Counterfeiting

The China Edit is a weekly curation of the most important fashion business news and analysis from and about the world’s largest luxury market.


Retail

6 Global Gamechangers Revolutionising Multi-Brand Retail

From China and India to Nigeria and Mexico, a host of influential, bellwether boutiques have become real gamechangers in their respective fashion markets.


News & Analysis

Can Burberry and Prada Face Their Problems?

Shares in Prada and Burberry have lost significant value in the past few months. Both brands need to face up to their problems, says Luca Solca.


Retail

Michele Momentum Means No Markdowns at Gucci

As Alessandro Michele is named International Fashion Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards, Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri reveals why the designer’s first two collections will not be marked down.


Global Markets

Louis Vuitton to Close Shops in China Amid Luxury Slowdown

Louis Vuitton is about to get smaller in China, and other luxury-goods makers may follow as the heady days of expansion in that market are over.