“What if faucets were born to be handles, and we’ve just found it out?”

Humour, sensuality and colour. The Vitussi bag turns itself into an object of desire, becoming expression of an eccentric style and suiting a strong woman, not afraid of exploring new boundaries of art and beauty. The strong feature of Vitussi lies within the choice of materials, which goes from several types of leather (painted and laser perforated) to the new entry of this collection: the prickly pear, symbol of Sicily’s wilderness.

The attention to details is crucial in the making of Vitussi bags, most of which are made following Leonardo’s golden ratio to reach perfection in proportions. The prickly pear bag is a benchmark of the collection and it can be even customised upon request – for instance, by adding embroidered initials as well as a picture.

The lining of Vitussi trunk bags is stitched and screwed to the structure, but the prickly pear version can be made without a lining, to enhance material’s sheerness. Humour is an intrinsic factor of Vitussi bags, especially in the Art Collection Bauletto, Unattainable Luxury – the bag is gold-plated and its barbed wire handle recalls the clash between buying and owning completely.

Speaking of humour, but with a hint of vintage flavour, the Art Collection Bauletto, Roobi Net is the staple item of this collection, which is dedicated to water, and transcends the main function of the faucet, which becomes a gold or silver-plated handle.

A bag by Vitussi represents the encounter of fashion and art, going beyond standard definitions of trend without following conventional rules.

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Brazilian-born with Italian roots, the handbag designer Paula Cademartori, is guided by an immense devotion for fashion and the strong belief that the craftsmanship and fine quality of Made in Italy products have no rivals.

The sophisticated luxury that she proposes, expresses these standards of exclusivity and glamour through functional designs and a timeless allure. The result is a collection of contemporary classics with a vintage taste and a bold personality.

Starting out at Orciani – an Italian brand that represents excellence in the leather goods industry – Paula moves on to designing handbags for Versace presenting the first collection in 2012 at the Parisian trade show Premiere Classe.
In 2011 she goes on to being selected among the 10 finalists of Who Is On Next?; a contest and scouting project organized by AltaRoma in collaboration with Vogue Italia to seek out young creative talents.

Paula’s opposition to today’s commercial world of fast fashion, brings her to strictly follow the craft diktats of Made in Italy in the production of her collections; from the process of leather tanning to the assembly of her trademark satin-finished palladium buckles.

Paula Cademartori handbags basically are an Italian quality statement destined to “a sophisticaed woman who appreciates the quality of the product in itself, not to someone who buys the name of a brand.”

photo © Daniele Mari

Paula Cademartori literally conquered the accessory fashion world in no time, and is among the most stylish and prestigious brand of handbags you will find on the market. So let yourself be surprised…and surprising!

Post edited by Odeya D.Bendaud

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