Pucci, updated edition

Pucci, Updated Edition is a luxurious coffee table book about the history and legacy of the Italian fashion house Emilio Pucci, published by Taschen in 2024, with 448 pages. This XL format volume celebrates the artistic vision of Emilio Pucci, known as the "Prince of Prints", who revolutionized women's fashion with his vibrant style, fluid fabrics, and kaleidoscopic prints. The work documents the evolution of the maison from its origins in Capri, frequented by icons like Jacqueline Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe, to its consolidation as a symbol of the international jet set, making it an ideal luxury gift for fashion enthusiasts.

The book gathers hundreds of photographs, drawings, sketches, and archival images from the Emilio Pucci Foundation, offering a detailed journey through the brand's trajectory. The texts are written by Vanessa Friedman, fashion director of The New York Times, and feature contributions from experts such as Alessandra Arezzi Boza and Laudomia Pucci, contextualizing Pucci's influence on the global fashion landscape. The edition highlights the visionary talent and innovative spirit of its founder, consolidating Pucci, Updated Edition as one of the premier coffee table books on Italian design and style.

Each copy of this Special Edition is bound with an original fabric from the Emilio Pucci archive, making it a unique and collectible piece, and comes accompanied by an elegant acrylic case. This characteristic elevates the book to the level of an art object, making it a valuable acquisition for any collection and a sophisticated option for corporate gifts.