Vespa Primavera Sean Wotherspoon: the project told by Marco Lambri [VIDEO]

The draft Vespa Primavera Sean Wotherspoon includes colours, passion for aesthetics and research. Marco Lambri, Head of Piaggio Group Design, summarizes the birth and development of this work in a film proposed by Vespa Official.

The model and more

Along with the scooter there is also a helmet and a capsule collection of streetwear clothing, with two T-shirts. It partly features the distinctive colors of the Sean Wotherspoon Vespa Primavera, keeping in mind the connotative aesthetic traits of the Vespa panorama with a reinterpretation of the logo, in addition to the artist's signature.
The characterizing livery of the model is linked to a passion for colors and design conceived between the 80s and 90s.
The sections covered with stand out yellow, red, green water e dark green, in addition to the white inserts such as the "tie" on the shield, the profiles on the body and the rims with the Vespa logo. The chrome finishes for the headlight frame, the luggage rack and the passenger grab handle are also unique, along with the black details such as the knobs and silencer cover.
The combination of materials such as metal, plastic, rubber and velvet is also distinctive. Following the tradition linked to Vespa, the body is made of steel. It features a footrest made of plastic material with a blue and red rubber insert, which recalls the shade of the shock absorber placed in front and the underlying section of the handlebar. Light brown corduroy is used for the saddle, with white details and a distinctive logo, a street artist tag also located on the front along with the Vespa brand. The rear area of ​​the body is also enriched with specific graphics, which reproduces the Vespa Primavera logo from an optical perspective.

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