Gucci Garden

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Gucci Garden
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“Set the scene for us. What's this place all about? Gucci Garden opened in 2011 on the 90th anniversary of the fashion house, and charts the evolution from its start—right here in Florence —to the enormous international brand it is today. Brainchild of erstwhile Gucci creative director Alessandro…”
— Condé Nast Traveler
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Museum charting fashion juggernaut's evolution

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