Gucci diana

Gucci Diana bag

June 1996 arriving in Rome at the Hassler Hotel near Piazza di Spagna. Diana travelled from London with her sister Sarah and two friends, Roberto Devorik and David Wynne

An evolution of a bamboo handle tote first introduced in 1991, the Gucci Diana represents the notion of style in constant evolution and is reimagined with removable, neon leather belts—a nod to the functional bands used to keep the handles in shape. Here, a mini version of the emblematic style is presented in green leather.

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The chic bamboo tote is synonymous with Lady Di’s free-spirited style in the early ’90s

An evolution of a bamboo handle tote first introduced in 1991, the Gucci Diana represents the notion of style in constant evolution and is reimagined with removable, neon leather belts—a nod to the functional bands used to keep the handles in shape. Here, a mini version of the emblematic style is presented in beige leather. Beige leather Shiny antique gold-toned hardware This item comes with 2 decorative belt handle shapers as shown in the image Microfiber lining with a suede-like finish…

First used in the post-war era when traditional materials were hard to come by, bamboo has become not only a symbol of the spirit of reinvention that runs throughout the House's designs but one of Gucci's most recognisable signatures. The Gucci Diana embodies this idea, representing the notion of style in constant evolution with its removable leather belts—a nod to the functional bands used to keep the handles in shape. Here, the bag is presented in cuir leather.