For the 13th year in a row, Mini is donating one of its models to the Vienna Life Ball. Each year Mini works with a designer to create a unique Mini model that is auctioned off at the ball, with proceeds going to projects dedicated to the battle against and prevention of HIV and AIDS.
For the 13th year in a row, Mini is donating one of its models to the Vienna Life Ball. Each year Mini works with a designer to create a unique Mini model that is auctioned off at the ball, with proceeds going to projects dedicated to the battle against and prevention of HIV and AIDS. This year the Mini Paceman has been modified by fashion designer Roberto Cavalli.
The special Mini Paceman features an exterior design featuring iridescent paintwork that shimmers from black to brown depending on the incidence of light. Roberto Cavalli’s expressive logo adorns the roof of the Mini Paceman, which appears to float above the car body.
“This MINI was an exciting and wonderful project for me”, says Roberto Cavalli. “It gave me the opportunity to be creative and finally use something very special, which I have personally invented and already used for years for my own vehicles: it is a unique iridescent paint which changes color depending on the way the light illuminates the pigments. I loved everything about creating and designing it, transforming the cult of MINI into the incredible Cavalli MINI, complete with the Cavalli logo on the roof and Cavalli style interiors, which are a really an incredible surprise to discover.”
Roberto Cavalli’s Mini Paceman will be unveiled on May 24th during the official opening of the new Cavalli store in Vienna’s “Goldenes Quart1er”.
