

She apparently has an incredibly vast clothing collection and never wears the same outfit in public twice. She brings the crazy to a whole new level on a daily basis. There's no one like her. She also types all of her pieces on a bright red, 1969 Olivetti Valentine typewriter, designed by Ettore Sottsass.

How's that for keeping it real?
Images: top left: unknown, top right: TheSartorialist.com, above: Bardo Fabiani for the V&A
1 comment:
i want a typewriter like that. though word processing is great, i am always excited when there is a form at work that I have to actually use the typewriter for.
I'd use it more often if I had one this cool!!
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