Description
Step into the glamorous and cutthroat world of Italian high fashion in The House of Gucci, a gripping true crime and business biography that chronicles the meteoric rise and scandalous collapse of a global empire. Sara Gay Forden masterfully details how the Gucci family built a legendary brand defined by luxury, only to see it torn apart by decades of toxic infighting, unbridled greed, and ruthless power struggles. The narrative reaches a chilling climax with the 1995 murder of Maurizio Gucci, orchestrated by his scorned ex-wife, Patrizia Reggiani, offering a front-row seat to the sensational trial that shocked the world. This meticulously researched account is a definitive look at the intersection of high stakes, high fashion, and deadly ambition.
Perfect for fans of: Sara Gay Forden, Ridley Scott’s film adaptation, and readers who love true crime, fashion history, and family dynasties.
Available now at Bells Books. Add this sensational true story of luxury and betrayal to your collection today!
