Is Alessandro Michele Gucci's New Creative Director?

Gucci is one of the world's preeminent luxury brands, recognized the world over for its fashion innovation and impeccable Italian craftsmanship.

Ever since Guccio Gucci founded the house in Florence in 1921, the brand has been a destination for the world's most discerning men and women, representing at once contemporary glamour and traditional Made In Italy craftsmanship. Gucci designs and produces women's and men's ready-to-wear, handbags, small leather goods, travel accessories, footwear, fine jewelry, watches, eyewear, fragrances and cosmetics, children's clothing as well as other timeless lifestyle items.

Every Gucci piece carries with it close to a century's worth of artisanal quality and unparalleled design. To learn more about the brand's 94-year history, visit The House of Gucci.

As Gucci enters the next century of activity, it's taking a strong position on corporate responsibility. From sustainability to philanthropy, Gucci is committed to its role in the global community.

It voluntarily obtained SA8000 certifications, focused on working conditions and practices. Dually, it's actively involved in philanthropic initiatives that support both women's and children's rights and the arts.

In 2005, the House entered into a long-term partnership with UNICEF and since then has committed close to $20 million in support of the organization's women's and children's programs in Africa and Asia.

In 2013, Gucci founded Chime For Change, a global initiative dedicated to raising funds and awareness for girls' and women's empowerment.

Gucci also collaborates with the Kering Corporate Foundation in its efforts to combat violence against women.

On the cultural front, the company works closely with Martin Scorsese's The Film Foundation to fund the digital restoration of cinematic masterpieces, such as La Dolce Vita and Once Upon a Time in America.