Nimsay
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^ i also think that looking at the suits and comparing is important
That sleeve on that YSL tux is like the fashion equivalent of seduction. That drape is GORGEOUS. That nipped sculpted waist with darts is criminally chic. Perfectly placed pockets. Sculpted but ease on the chest with a little bit of ease at the shoulder seam… YSL please!!! I can only take so much. That ease and almost flare in the fit if the pant. So chic. The absolute best.
The blonde mans suit is clearly flat pattern made the barrel like arms kinda give that away. Its hard to get an idea of the fit on him because it appears to be too large
Looking at the runyway model. We see the flat pattern nature of the garment very clearly. A almost block of material with a super tight waist and large curved shoulders. High placement of pockets. No volume in the chest just ease.
There are 3 schools of mens tailoring. English French and Italian. All with minor differences. English tailoring is what the current TF looks like. nipped tight waist but not defined hips and almost coatlike shape. This is savile row style. French is more associated with draped shapes not flat pattern made - as seen in this YSL tux with the draped sleeves. This gives it a flou. Italian is like ultra fitted waist and hips. SarahbBurtons mcqueen is very italian in fit.
Talking in broad terms of tailors in those regions and how they created a distinct visual language that are foundation for current fashion analysis.
That sleeve on that YSL tux is like the fashion equivalent of seduction. That drape is GORGEOUS. That nipped sculpted waist with darts is criminally chic. Perfectly placed pockets. Sculpted but ease on the chest with a little bit of ease at the shoulder seam… YSL please!!! I can only take so much. That ease and almost flare in the fit if the pant. So chic. The absolute best.
The blonde mans suit is clearly flat pattern made the barrel like arms kinda give that away. Its hard to get an idea of the fit on him because it appears to be too large
Looking at the runyway model. We see the flat pattern nature of the garment very clearly. A almost block of material with a super tight waist and large curved shoulders. High placement of pockets. No volume in the chest just ease.
There are 3 schools of mens tailoring. English French and Italian. All with minor differences. English tailoring is what the current TF looks like. nipped tight waist but not defined hips and almost coatlike shape. This is savile row style. French is more associated with draped shapes not flat pattern made - as seen in this YSL tux with the draped sleeves. This gives it a flou. Italian is like ultra fitted waist and hips. SarahbBurtons mcqueen is very italian in fit.
Talking in broad terms of tailors in those regions and how they created a distinct visual language that are foundation for current fashion analysis.
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