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An italian vintage photo shoot by Le Frufrù

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Hello everyone! I’m Chiara of  le Frufrù this project is about a vintage  shooting made in Italy.

For this session I was inspired by  typewriter “Valentine” of Olivetti, a piece of Italian 70′s design and “my funny Valentine”a Chet Backer’s song. Based on these three elements and combining my passion for embroidery and crochet I created a dessert table and an inspiration e-session. The idea was to give everything an hand made and vintage mood. I have used embroidery for the cake topper and for a frame that shows the philosophy of the entire session: “Every day is Valentine’s Day”. Details crochet hanging from the branches of a tree and in small nests taken in hand by the couple. The graphics and illustrations are based on characters of the typewriter and rows of old school notebooks to give a more romantic. Outside, I created two positions: one for a great pic Nic where we find many vintage items, from old lp player, the old 45 rmp, with vintage tin boxes and bottles of “spuma” a drink very popular in the 60′s and 70′s in Italy. Between the branches of the tree are also frames that carry sentences of four famous love songs.

Planning, design, hand made: le Frufrù Photography: Cinzia Bruschini Graphic and illustration: Nazario Graziano

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