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Ideas From Massimo Osti

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  • Monograph on Massimo Osti, the Bologna designer behind C.P. Company and Stone Island
  • Edited by Daniela Facchinato
  • Published by Corraini Edizioni
  • 426 pages
  • Italian and English throughout
  • Sewn paperback with flaps
  • 24.5 x 33.4cm

Massimo Osti spent his career pulling apart military and workwear garments to see how they were put together, then rebuilding them with fabrics nobody had used for clothes before. This is the big one, 426 pages of archive photography, garments and fabric research running from the Chester Perry silkscreens through C.P. Company and Stone Island. Daniela Facchinato edited it, and the Italian and English text runs side by side throughout. At 33cm tall it is less a book than a piece of furniture.

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