The Renaissance Meets Florence at Gucci (@gucci)!

Not since those iconic Tom Ford years has the cult following of Gucci been so vastly favored.

With their more than 15 million Instagram followers and $4.5 billion in sales of their covetable handbags, the Gucci revolution has reached every coast from Los Angeles to Melbourne, Australia. Since taking over the prestigious house, Alessandro Michele has single-handedly revitalized the house making Gucci one of the highest searched fashion shows every season. For resort 2018 Michele took from different eras to create a masterpiece of prints and gilded headpieces, which will surely become a hit in the coming months. The Palatine Gallery of the Palazzo Pitti in Florence, Italy meshed well with the retro style collection. A poncho trimmed in fur and covered in the Gucci monogram and a “windowpane” stitched dress with “Guccy” embroidered in pearl accents were reminiscent of the renaissance era and could easily fir right in during the days of King Henry VII.

Stylin’! Catch Donald Glover (@donaldglover) Wearing $53K Gucci (@gucci) Mink Fur Coat!

Donald Glover AKA “Childish Gambino” is the man! 2017 has already shaped up to be the year for him thanks to multiple  Golden Globes for his hit television series, Atlanta and his upcoming role in Star Wars’ Han Solo movie.

Besides his career being on the up and up his wardrobe is too; as recently he appeared in Wired Magazine wearing a $53K Gucci Mink Fur Coat!

The Demise of Gucci! CEO and Creative Director of Fashion Company Both Step Down!

All rumors can cease! Frida Giannini, the creative director of the Italian Fashion House Gucci, and CEO Patrizio di Marco will step down at the beginning of 2015. Marco Bizzarri will take Di Marco’s place as CEO. A new creative director has not yet been announced.

In recent years, Gucci’s sales have declined. These past months Gucci’s sales have dropped by 3.5 percent. Kering, the luxury group that Gucci is under, announced the stepping down of Gucci’s CEO and creative director. Kering is the third largest luxury brand in the world.

On Kering’s website they did remind people of the good that the two have done for the company so, there are no hard feelings.