جوتشي

A riveting nonfiction narrative by Sarah Gay Forden, translated into Arabic by Shireen Henai. It chronicles the dramatic rise, near-collapse, and rebirth of the Gucci fashion dynasty. Beginning with its humble artisanal origins, the book traces the brand's golden era, the internal family feuds, scandals, and the assassination of Maurizio Gucci, ultimately culminating in a modern resurgence of the label.

Key Features

• True story of the Gucci family’s ascent, internal power struggles, luxury empire, and criminal intrigue

• Inspired the Hollywood film House of Gucci, starring Al Pacino, Lady Gaga, and Adam Driver

• Rich combination of biography, corporate history, crime reportage, and cultural narrative

• Arabic translation maintaining both dramatic tone and factual clarity

• Approximately 496 pages in paperback format