Gucci – pump with horsebit
Gucci – pump with horsebit
790.00 €
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Launched in 1953, Gucci’s moccasins became instantly iconic. On the feet of famous actors and actresses, the shoe became the elegant symbol of a new era! In 1985, it became part of the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Since, its desirability has never dried up. Here is the pump version!
Name of the product : pump with horsebit
Brand : Gucci
Composition :
Subtle details add a refined feel to this mid-heel pump. Crafted from smooth black leather the style is accentuated with a sculpted block heel and square shaped toe. The gold-toned Horsebit adds a logo touch.
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