Heritage and History
The art of the accessory at Gucci
Since its founding in Florence in 1921 by Guccio Gucci, the Italian house has established itself as one of the major references in international luxury. Initially focused on leather goods, Gucci quickly expanded its expertise to the world of fashion and accessories. Sunglasses, introduced as early as the 1960s, have become an essential signature, embodying Italian glamour and the stylistic boldness of the house. Oversized frames, such as model 6009, perpetuate this tradition by combining functionality and aesthetics, reminiscent of the bold silhouettes adopted by Hollywood icons and great style figures. A symbol of elegance and prestige, each pair reflects the evolution of a brand that combines artisanal heritage and modernity.
The creative vision
Between craftsmanship, aesthetics, and commitment
A sneaker designed as a contemporary work of art.
Under the influence of Gabriela Hearst, the Nama Sneaker illustrates a new way of approaching luxury. Each element is crafted with exceptional artisanal rigor: the woven mesh upper, the visible seams, and the graphic contrast of the sole create an aesthetic that is both raw and sophisticated.
Beyond its strong visual appeal, this sneaker is a true artistic interpretation of urban footwear. Its sculptural, almost architectural design makes it a statement piece that transcends fleeting trends. Hearst's intention was clear: to create a bold sneaker that does not just dress but conveys a message – that of luxurious and responsible fashion, where innovation meets ethics.
Wearing the Nama is therefore not just a style choice; it is also an affirmation of a vision: that of a future-oriented luxury that celebrates both elegance and commitment.