The familiar world of Vito Nesta

Tonight I want to start my book "Beautiful Autumn - Fashion, Genius and Glorious Extreme in Paris in the 1970s" by Alicia Drake. I want to lie in bed and move as little as possible to avoid perspiration (35 degrees here) and enter the magical world of creativity, Yves Saint Laurent and Karl Lagerfield, into two elegant creatures that can maintain productivity for the whole. life because they fed their minds not only with fashion, but with art and culture. He, I'm sure, hasn't pulled the beautiful objects below, though I haven't reached yet (if a cup of coffee will come to Milan next time? By the way, I'd like to meet Vito) Vito's talent, but he's got a lot to say. His creations describe a world lost in Italy, but in fact it is not part of our family. a world where things are slow and well done, objects are repaired and unaltered. Thimbles, bobbins, yarn balls, combs, shaving brushes, buttons are part of Vito Nesta's magical world. Everyday objects for their hands become stimulating design objects in trendy colors. My favorites? Walnuts and thimble are already on my wish list. What about yours