Tailoring for Every Body

Fashion

Tailoring for Every Body

By Soo-Jin Park · Véronique Global Edition

The quiet revolution happening in ateliers from Naples to Hong Kong.

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A good suit is architecture you wear. This season, tailors from Naples to Hong Kong are expanding their blocks to fit more bodies, more proportions, and more identities. The result is a quiet revolution: clothing that fits the person, not the other way around. We visited three houses and came away with one truth — fit is the ultimate luxury.

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