Bini Como
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Opening an old suitcase, of which I hardly remembered its existence, I found myself submerged by an avalanche of old fabrics from my father's company: Tessitura Serica Bini, one of the best known textile companies of the last 50 years.
With them memories, emotions, many moments of my family and my life have re-emerged that have rekindled that desire for charm, that desire to dream.
And since "dreams are desires", here they are revived in a small collection made of colors and magic that I hope will once again fascinate with its timeless beauty.
The silk company Bini was born at the hands of Armando Bini, in 1930 in Como where the production of initially plain fabrics began, after a background as a textile trader in Florence. Armando's son, Sergio, took over the silk company, giving a new touch, dedicating himself to the production of printed fabrics, creating a new imprinting for the company flanked by a printing house since 1971. The stylists of the time, fascinated by printed fabrics, indicate the silk company Bini as an inexhaustible source of ideas and creativity. Sergio was the reference point for most of the European and Italian designers, such as Karl Lagerfeld, Gianni Versace, Sonia Rikyel and many others, who turned to him to create and experiment with new prints for their collections. The company closes in 1984. Stefania takes up her father's fabrics and in 2009 begins this new adventure.
With them memories, emotions, many moments of my family and my life have re-emerged that have rekindled that desire for charm, that desire to dream.
And since "dreams are desires", here they are revived in a small collection made of colors and magic that I hope will once again fascinate with its timeless beauty.
The silk company Bini was born at the hands of Armando Bini, in 1930 in Como where the production of initially plain fabrics began, after a background as a textile trader in Florence. Armando's son, Sergio, took over the silk company, giving a new touch, dedicating himself to the production of printed fabrics, creating a new imprinting for the company flanked by a printing house since 1971. The stylists of the time, fascinated by printed fabrics, indicate the silk company Bini as an inexhaustible source of ideas and creativity. Sergio was the reference point for most of the European and Italian designers, such as Karl Lagerfeld, Gianni Versace, Sonia Rikyel and many others, who turned to him to create and experiment with new prints for their collections. The company closes in 1984. Stefania takes up her father's fabrics and in 2009 begins this new adventure.
