They say that in the courtyard of the building in London where the stylist Tom Ford has his headquarters, even the hedges are pruned into a square shape. One thing is certain, the sharp lines made in wood and steel accompanied by classic, luminescent plexiglass panels, are one of the characteristics of this splendid kind of interior architecture often linked to the fashion world.
The windows are a veritable bible for the window dressers from all over the world as the clothes and matching accessories are for a multitude of fashion victims. From the beginning of the second half of the 1990's, Gucci has become one of the most successful examples of image restyling of an international fashion house.
Another branch can be found at the beginning of Via Montenapoleone towards Corso Matteotti, this is the historic seat of Gucci in Milan. Everything here has also been renovated and corrected according to the new style.
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