To celebrate the beginning of the 2010/2011 year in the exotic way, Gucci and Riva have together given birth to an Italian icon: Aquariva Gucci. Customized by the Gucci’s creative director Frida Giannini, the new model will be a limited edition and will appear in many international events in the months to come. This collaboration between the two of the most prominent brands of Italy will be one of the activities marking Gucci’s 90th anniversary year in 2011. The two design houses also celebrate the era of Dolce Vita, when a joie de vivre, glamour and elegance defined an attitude and a lifestyle.
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