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RENAISSANCE/3

In the second half of the 1600s the explosion of Baroque found its maximum expression  in Louis XIV‘s court. With Roi Soleil, Versailles, the kingdom of sumptuousness, dancy and affectation, supplanted Madrid as the leading centre of European fashion, and France replaced Italy in textile production, with its light damasks …

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LA DONNA SAGITTARIO/1

  Rosy Rox Luna e Venere per un’arte LEBERTARIA E LIBERTINA L’artista del Sagittario non perde tempo. Va diretta al cuore. Ti trafigge e si trafigge per te. Porta l’arte del corpo della donna alla sua essenza, la risolleva dall’oscurità, la presenta potente in tutta la sua grandezza, nel suo …

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THE SAGITTARIUS WOMAN/1

Rosy Rox, The Moon and Venus for a LIBERTARIAN AND LIBERTINE art form The Sagittarian artist doesn’t waste time. She goes straight to the heart. She pierces you and pierces herself for you. She brings the art of a woman’s body to its sublime essence, she uplifts it from obscurity, …

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HIGINS BOOTS

Lo stile montagna si fa urbano: tra lana e anfibi Il loro nome parla chiaro: biking significa escursioni, e questi boots (nati per le guardie forestali) sono stati pensati proprio per resistere a neve, pioggia e freddo. Negli anni ottanta facevano parte della “divisa” dei paninari. Oggi polacchini da trekking …

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HIGINS BOOTS

  The mountain style becomes urban: somewhere between wool and amphibians Their name is self-explanatory: biking means excursions, and these boots (made for forest rangers) where made to withstand snow, rain and cold. In the 80’s they were part of the Paninaro “uniform”. Nowadays trekking ankle boots and “work” boots …

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