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Gucci Studded Leather Biker Jacket — often cited with price tags ~$18,000 
🔍 Key Details
  • It’s from Alessandro Michele’s Cruise 2017 collection. GQ+1

  • Made of high-quality Italian calfskin leather with a pigment finish. GQ

  • Lined with a soft red-and-black checkered cotton. GQ

  • It has approx 2,400 studs applied by hand, in varied patterns. GQ

  • Uses 17 different types of studs (finishes and styles) and several types of chains. GQ

  • Took over 40 hours of artisan hand-work to complete. GQ


💵 Price / Rarity Context
  • Original retail is around US$18,650. Grailed+1

  • Because of its rarity and craftsmanship, resale/collector listings often reach similar or even higher prices. Grailed+1

  • Some similar Gucci studded biker jacket pieces are listed in the US$7,500-US$9,500 range depending on condition, model, and detailing. modesens.com+1


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Made by :
The jacket was made by Gucci, specifically designed by Alessandro Michele as part of Gucci’s Cruise 2017 collection. GQ+1

Alessandro Michele :
📚 Early Life & Education
  • Alessandro Michele was born 25 November 1972 in Rome, Italy. Wikipédia+2Wikipédia+2

  • His father worked for Alitalia (as a technician), his mother was involved in the cinema business before focusing on family. Wikipédia+1

  • He studied costume design at the Accademia Costume e Moda in Rome. Wikipédia+1

  • As a young person, Michele has said he was bullied for how he dressed. His interest in costume and theatricality seems rooted in his early experiences. Preview.ph+1


🧵 Career Path
  • 1994: After school, he left Rome and worked for Les Copains, an Italian knitwear brand based in Bologna. Wikipédia+1

  • Then he moved to Fendi, working under Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi, mostly in accessories/leather goods. Wikipédia+1

  • 2002: He joined Gucci, initially working on accessories / leather goods. Wikipédia+1

  • 2011: Became Associate Creative Director under Frida Giannini at Gucci. Wikipédia+1

  • January 2015: Appointed full Creative Director of Gucci, responsible for all collections (menswear, womenswear, accessories, image). Wikipédia+2Luxus Magazine+2


🎨 Style & Impact at Gucci
  • His aesthetic is often described as maximalist, eclectic, with heavy use of bold colours, pattern mixing, vintage references, florals, animal prints, retro ’70s vibes, layering, adornment. Fashion Gone Rogue+2Luxus Magazine+2

  • He pushed boundaries of gender fluidity in fashion: menswear borrowing traditionally “feminine” elements (jewellery, gowns, accessories), vice versa. Fashion Gone Rogue+2Wikipédia+2

  • He revived Gucci’s popularity — under his direction, the brand’s cultural relevance, creativity, and commercial success increased notably. Wikipédia+2Luxus Magazine+2


⏳ Shift to Valentino
  • In November 2022, Michele stepped down from Gucci. Wikipédia+1

  • On 28 March 2024, he was appointed Creative Director of Valentino, effective 2 April 2024. Vogue+2valentino.com+2

  • His debut collection at Valentino will be for Spring/Summer 2025, to be shown at Paris Fashion Week. Vogue+1


🏅 Recognitions & Personal
  • He’s received multiple awards: International Fashion Designer of the Year (2015, British Fashion Council), GQ’s Men of the Year, been included in Time’s 100 Most Influential People. Wikipédia+2Luxus Magazine+2

  • Personal life: He lives in Rome with his long-time partner, Giovanni Attili, an urban planning professor. Wikipédia+1


Gussi :
👑 Gucci — Brand Overview

Founded: 1921, in Florence, Italy
Founder: Guccio Gucci
Headquarters: Florence, Italy
Parent Company: Kering Group (formerly PPR)


🧵 Origins & Early History
  • Guccio Gucci began as a leather goods maker, inspired by the fine luggage he saw while working at the Savoy Hotel in London.

  • He opened a small shop in Florence selling handcrafted leather goods, travel bags, and horse-riding accessories.

  • The brand quickly earned fame for its superior craftsmanship and the use of premium Italian materials.


💼 Signature Elements & Symbols
  • GG Monogram: Stands for Guccio Gucci, introduced in the 1960s and now a worldwide symbol of luxury.

  • Green-Red-Green Stripe: Inspired by saddle girths from equestrian culture.

  • Horsebit & Bamboo Handles: Timeless motifs that became house icons from the 1950s onward.

  • Flora Pattern: Originally created for Princess Grace of Monaco in 1966 — a floral silk print that became one of Gucci’s most famous designs.


🌟 Creative Directors & Style Eras
  • Tom Ford (1994–2004): Brought a sleek, sensual, and modern aesthetic, reviving Gucci into a global powerhouse.

  • Frida Giannini (2006–2015): Focused on feminine elegance and vintage revival.

  • Alessandro Michele (2015–2022): Redefined Gucci with maximalist, gender-fluid, and romantic eclecticism — introducing bold prints, embroidery, and cultural fusion.

  • Sabato De Sarno (2023–Present): Returned the brand to a more refined, minimalist elegance with his debut “Ancora” collection.


💰 Market & Prestige
  • Gucci consistently ranks among the top 3 luxury brands in the world, alongside Louis Vuitton and Chanel.

  • Known for high-end ready-to-wear, handbags, footwear, jewelry, fragrances, and home décor.

  • Average luxury bags start around $2,000, while couture jackets and jewelry can exceed $15,000–$50,000.


🌍 Cultural Impact
  • Gucci has become a symbol of contemporary luxury and youth culture — blending classic Italian craftsmanship with modern streetwear aesthetics.

  • It’s been embraced by global celebrities like Harry Styles, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Jared Leto, and Billie Eilish.

  • The brand also starred in the 2021 film House of Gucci, exploring its dramatic family history.


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