ESIGO
Esigo, in Italian, means "I want" or rather, "I demand" the best. Always. On any occasion. Do you think this is arrogant? Supercilious even? Certainly not, believe me. It's just that I know exactly what I want, and time has taught me where to find it. And how to get it. For me, wanting implies a necessity, an all-consuming desire . A superfluous luxury? Not at all. I like to live my life with flair; details and nuances are crucial. Because there is a world of difference between a domineering and a decisive nature, between triviality and simplicity, between ostentation and drawing attention naturally. The same difference as between "I don't mind" and "I demand".