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@Halbert
@The_Kindness_of_Trees removing blue anodising from the rims would require you to bathe them in caustic soda solution or some strong alkaline.
Not recommended, would compromise the structural integrity of the alloy. Better to throw in some dark blue cables and bartape which matches the rims and makes a sharp contrast with celeste.
And if in the process you manage to find a very dark blue saddle with bianchi printed on them, make sure you first contact @hma how is on the search for that kind of saddle.
:D
BTW, I hate bianchis generally, even more so, than 74.. DA components, but this bike seems very tasty and nice. For a reasonable price.
GLWS