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ornamentodinamico

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I have been designing jewellery since I was a child.In the 1970s and 80s I would see my mother graced with incredible jewels created by architects, designers and painters – jewels more like small wearable sculptures or structures than the more usual rich and boring bourgeois items.Some I still jealously keep.Creating and giving simple and minimal shape to white gold or silver has always been a passion, at first as a game – and now with «ornamentodinamico» (Dynamic Ornament) it has become a first series collection designed for superleggero. Three necklaces in sterling silver, entirely hand-crafted starting from the grains of silver and inspired by the simple and minimal interlacing spokes of a bicycle.The purity of the lines, the precision in the shapes, the ratios and precious details – three small and elegant sculptures to wear in everyday life.Stay shiny, stay chic!

T90

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Back to the 90’s! I am very excited to show you my last project. Dedicated to one of the most stylish jersey of the 90’s, the new T90 design code has just become available and it will be a real 2022 must have! Silk-screen printed in Italy on an Italian cotton, it will be used to produce a new summer collection of handbags, shoulderbags, pouches and mini-bags. Soon available at superleggero.com

al giro

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It’s always a great pleasure and a great honour to be source of inspiration for famous designers and prestigious brands.The Giro d’Italia is one of the three most important stage races on the world cycling calendar. This year, the 104th edition will start on 8 May and finish on 30 May in Milano. We are really honoured to have been a source of inspiration for the new kit of procycling team EF Education-Nippo.The original kaleidoscopic design was created by Max at typeklang for the Zürich Bike Festival in 2018 and was dedicated to the two new collections équipe and mondiale presented in anteprima at the show. It is still used for all the posters, flyers, stickers and visit cards at superleggero.

s-mask

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A year has passed since the Coronavirus exploded in Europe. Following those first days of fear and disbelief, it occurred to us that if we wished settle back to work we would have to protect ourselves and those close to us.While scientists were striving to find drugs to fight the virus, we were looking for a way to manage it in everyday life in the short term.Natural curiosity led us to look at the 1920s pandemic, and to discover how the masks of that time were worn with such elegance and simplicity!