It started with a one-way ticket.
I left fashion for Florence. Four years of craft, restraint, and learning what it means to build something slowly. Then Piedmont — to learn a craft from scratch, under someone who didn't cut corners.
To build Solevo, I had to build its brand from zero. No shortcuts. No templates.
The gap was always the same.
Every time: a business with real craft and real customers — and no coherent language to carry either forward.
The gap between how the founder sees the business and how the world does. That's always where the work starts.
The through-line isn't the industry. It's the stage — past survival, pre-scaffolding. The moment when instinct stops being enough.
Now I do it
for others.
Independent businesses where product quality already exceeds brand quality. A real foundation changes everything.