The partnership between one of the most creative and influential designers and Vespa comes to fruition with a special series. The eclectic use of colour and a vintage spirit live together in the stunning Primavera Sean Wotherspoon.
Sean Wotherspoon is one of the rising stars of youth fashion in the USA. He is pure energy, endlessly curious, ahead of his time, an experimenter, and a fanatic of street culture and everything this might encompass in terms of fashion and colour. Coming together with Vespa brand for a special collaboration, the American fashion pioneer expressed his enthusiasm: “Based on their immense history and heritage I’m beyond excited to start work with Vespa/Piaggio. I’m going to dig as deep as possible to help re-create these memories and re-imagine them through my lens to share with everyone! This is going to be insane! Stay tuned!”
Vespa Primavera Sean Wotherspoon is a special and limited edition that expresses all the creative energy of both Vespa and Sean. It is a shining example of a relationship that is guiding Vespa towards a new, brave, irreverent and fun style. These stars of their time are united by a love of colour and innovative experimentation that anticipates tomorrow’s trends and appeals to anyone who loves to play with fashion and ride in style. The ground-breaking role of this edition was clearly stated in the words Sean Wotherspoon himself used to introduce the collaboration to his social media audience: “Who’s ready for the craziest Vespa they ever seen?!?”.
On the steel body of Vespa Primavera, Sean creates a new style for the young urban tribes, but one with a capacity to win over a much wider audience.
Sean gives Vespa style elements a vintage contemporary twist in what is his trademark manner. He does this by drawing on his love of everything old school, using a kaleidoscopic mix&match approach rooted in the ’80s and ’90s.
The livery of Vespa Primavera Sean Wotherspoon stands out for its explosion of Eighties-style colour, showcased with flamboyant irreverence. Yellow, red, dark green and aquamarine envelop the entire vehicle, embellished with white inserts such as the front tie, the profiling of the Vespa silhouette and the wheel rims, the edges of which feature a replication of the contrasting Vespa logo.
The design is completed with chrome finishes for the headlight frame, luggage rack and passenger handle, and black details such as the hand grips and silencer cover.
There is also scope for a blend of materials including metal, plastic, velvet and rubber. In pure Vespa tradition, the body is made of steel, a distinguishing mark of the Vespa right from its inception. The red foot board (in the same colour as the shock absorber), in plastic and with a blue rubber insert, stands out on the metal body.
Wotherspoon has chosen a light brown ribbed velvet for the saddle. To this he has added a white finish and his distinctive logo, a real street artist’s tag, placed on the front alongside the classic Vespa logo in white.
A dedicated graphic customises the rear of the body, serially repeating the name ‘Primavera’ for an original optical perspective.
Vespa Primavera Sean Wotherspoon is available from 2020 at a selected network of dealers 150cc engine capacities.
