Vestito di Pelle crystallizes vision into sound. An EP born backwards — the cover and its aesthetic came first, the music followed after, shaped by the imagery it had to answer to. Its themes move through insomnia and nightmare, tangled with a degenerate lifestyle that consumes everything except the vision itself. It's the chaotic routine of any artist who chooses to live as their own creation, blind to every warning sign that choice leaves behind. The reference points are layered: the pose of Michael Jackson's Thriller cover, Lynch's cinematic approach translated into the trailer's language. An experimental EP that leaves room for creativity to burn on its own terms.