veasyble.

For anyone who has ever felt an overwhelming need to escape from their present environment, you have a friend in Veasyble. Created by Gloria Pizzilli, Arianna Petrakis, Ilaria Pacini, and Adele Bacc, Veasyble is a conceptual set of accessories that transform to create an intimate world for the wearer at a moment’s notice.

According to the artists, “The idea derives from a reflection on the change in our relationship with the domestic environment, due to the effects of our increasing mobility, and how this has affected our concept of intimacy, creating new demands.”

And to further display Veasyble in use, the four women took to the streets, photographing themselves enjoying a moment of privacy in very public spaces, the results are stunning:

To see more images and how Veasyble works, visit their Web site.

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