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| 1971 | TITANO Sportwear & TITANO shoehorn Burgundy patent leather, Pony skin Source: Zaffaroni Collection |
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| 1971 | TITANO | Diamond toe detail Burgundy patent leather, Pony skin Source: Zaffaroni Collection |
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| 1971 | TITANO | Diamond toe detail Burgundy patent leather, Pony skin Source: Zaffaroni Collection |
Amazing? Yes. Beautiful? Probably not. However, yet another TITANO
exercise in footwear craftsmanship like no other. Only this time we
can't say who designed it, even though it looks more like something
(Titano's owner) Adriano Sciuccati or Salvatore Deodato could have done.
Possibly together.
Like many other times, the only printed reference doesn't help much: one whole page from Ars Sutoria magazine with only the name "Sciuccati" in tiny letters below the shoe. Not even the brand's name. Typical.
Like many other times, the only printed reference doesn't help much: one whole page from Ars Sutoria magazine with only the name "Sciuccati" in tiny letters below the shoe. Not even the brand's name. Typical.
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| 1971 | Titano sportwear As seen in Ars Sutoria magazine #92 |
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| 1971| TITANO | Diamond toe Also available in a nice reddish brown without the pony skin Source: Zaffaroni Collection Photograph: Matteo Zaffaroni |
TITANO
CERRO MAGGIORE, MILAN
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| 1971 | TITANO | Diamond toes Source: Zaffaroni Collection |
