Pucci

Pucci is an Italian surname that appears in various historical, cultural, and contemporary contexts. It is associated with a Florentine lineage and has become recognizable through notable individuals, brands, and fictional characters in modern media.

Emilio Pucci (1914–1992) was an Italian nobleman and fashion designer who founded the Emilio Pucci fashion house in Florence after World War II. He became renowned for bold geometric prints and vivid colors used on scarves and later on ready-to-wear collections, helping to establish the brand as a symbol of mid‑century glamour. The house, founded in 1947, expanded to offer a range of luxury clothing, accessories, and fragrances and maintained a distinctive, upbeat aesthetic tied to its Florentine origins.

The Emilio Pucci fashion house continues to operate as a luxury brand with an international presence. It is known for its bright, kaleidoscopic prints and flowing silhouettes that reflect its heritage in vibrant resort wear. The label remains a reference point in high fashion for those seeking expressive patterns and timeless Italian styling.

Enrico Pucci is a fictional character from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, appearing in Part 6: Stone Ocean. A Roman Catholic priest, Pucci pursues the belief that he can reshape reality through the Stand Made in Heaven, which accelerates time and alters events. His arc centers on the confrontation with the series’ protagonists and the broader themes of fate and renewal.

Beyond individuals and fiction, Pucci also denotes a historical Florentine noble family, with ties to various public and religious roles in Italian history. The surname thus appears in both real-world genealogy and popular culture.