For fans who couldn’t get enough of Ridley Scott’s House of Gucci (2021), picking up the book that the film is based on is the best way to delve even deeper into the Gucci family. Written by Sarah Gay Forden, the novel chronicles the rise, and eventual fall, of the Gucci fashion dynasty. Why did Paolo want to use his own name? Did Maurizio really flee Italy on a motorcycle? Did Patrizia attempt to curse her ex-husband with her psychic best friend? Find answers to all these questions from those closest to the core members of the Gucci family (workers, managers, and customers) and explore images that inspired the looks on the big screen. Sarah Gay Forden writes with knowledgeable and smooth terms, as well as throwing in a few puns here and there for effect. From small family-owned leather makers to murderous trickster tycoons, House of Gucci has readers constantly coming back for more from the well-written non-fiction account.