If you ever take a look at world records, you would see that the House of Gucci has been truly one of the most unique and the leading fashion firm that makes a mark globally. To begin with, the company is considered one of the most significant Italian brands of fashion and accessories all around the world. Overall, the company holds the recognition of being the largest selling brand of fashion worldwide, following the lead of fashion group LVMH. The company’s ‘Genius Jeans’ have been listed in the historic Guinness World Records as the brand of most expensive jeans ever.
Gucci colognes and more especially perfumes are most notable. These products for men and for women are sold all over the world through the company’s more than 425 stores and boutiques and several other franchises deal with various department stores and establishments.
Among the brands, the most popular perfumes are Envy, Rush, and Gucci #3. All these fragrance smells are notable and are attention-worthy. Thus, it is no wonder that more and more perfume consumers globally prefer the Gucci lines of perfumes. The products are also premium prices, but that fact does not prevent people from continually patronizing the perfumes.
Guccio Gucci, the fashion designer, was born in 1881 and lived until 1953. Following the lead of other fashion designers ahead of them, he realized that he should also help other people. That is why since the company’s inception, there have been numerous initiatives to extend assistance and aid to different charitable institutions.
After the Gucci’s death in 1953, the fashion house was run by other heirs. He had six children, four of whom are males. One of the sons, Aldo, took over some time after Gucci Flora Perfume‘s death. The turnover was productive and was fortunate. From then on, from being a company exclusive at designing and producing clothes, the brand successfully managed to broaden and expand its business coverage. Now, the company also owns several other important personal products.