STYLISTIC THEME: ECLECTIC INSPIRATION

The imperative is to dare.

Wedding suit wrapped in a macro gingham pattern, clear contrasts that represent the palette through layers that offer options of depth, from the cold and calm blue sky over deep Baltic blues up to the pinkish shades of purple and magenta with orange notes. This pattern, in fact, charmingly lends itself to unusual mixes & match with a hipster soul, while meeting the formality of men’s wedding suits played down with elegance. Hypnotic or simply surreal, a man with a sporty-chic soul cannot help but give in to the temptation to wear this men’s wedding suit.

Let’s fall in love with the three-button single-breasted jacket with stuard collar to be worn raised to streamline the body or folded with lapels. The armhole is high and the slim sleeve finished with character and military style by a long row of 6 buttons. We note the beauty of the opening at the bottom of the men’s wedding suit which opens at the height of the pockets revealing slim-fitting trousers with a slim line embellished with a contrasting internal strap.

We observe the skilful sartorial cuts that sculpt the back, the two central cuts are accentuated by two buttons on the waist that become folders with a recessed slit with hidden buttoning giving emphasis and movement to the walk. Let’s now look at the fabric that makes up the men’s formal suit: 100% silk yarns woven on a twill weave for a macro gingham effect which, thanks to dimensions and colors, overturns the concept of classic gingham. A light blue and blue macro gingham with purple reflections on the inside collar, placket and pockets in light blue and magenta, perfectly combined with a waistcoat and trousers with an internal strap matching the jacket, while a double-pointed bow tie introduces creamy white and citrus red notes into the palette.
The excellence of 100% made in Italy men’s wedding suits is manifested in the finishes and offers a lining printed in the trendy 2018 colors which, through the “Pied de feuille” design exclusively signed by Cleofe Finati, tells a story. Ancient male designs such as the pied de poule, belonging to Scotland in the 1800s which enclose the figure of the stylized leaf, the symbol par excellence of growth, fertility and renewal, to reveal a deeper and hidden soul reflected in the acanthus leaf, acanthòs also known as thorny flower. Greek mythology tells of Apollo, God of the Sun, in love with the nymph Acanthus to the point of transforming her into a plant “loved by the sun”.

“Pied de feuille” allows you to read within yourself the figure of the Acanthus nymph transformed into an acanthus leaf turned forever towards the sun. It symbolizes the metamorphosis that takes place through falling in love, the path towards the awareness of a new self that we do not yet know. It symbolizes the large and small gestures that we are ready to make out of love, marveling at how much we are able to give and allow ourselves: to love.

We observe the “Pied de feuille” pattern of the lining creeping into the galvanic gunmetal of buttons, brooches and cufflinks and becoming real jewels, refinedly customized, they finish the men’s ceremony suit in a detailed way and enhance the colors of the men’s wedding suit with their sandblasted enamels.

Let’s now look at the groom shirt in milky white silk satin (51%) cotton (49%) surprised by the variant with Prince of Wales print on the neck, sleeves and back and carefully finished with a cream, orange and blue macro gingham on the piping and inner cuffs, while the braces and waistband explore the macro gingham pattern through Baltic blue tones.

Formal suit finished with a romantic touch by the double pochette in 100% silk satin: one citrus red on which we will sculpt the rose crowned by a second midnight blue.
Groom suits carefully finished with a blues hat in burgundy felt and a pair of lace-up shoes in midnight blue leather with black tongue, lit up by the red leather nose pad.

A sophisticated but at the same time eccentric and innovative wedding suit, creativity and tailoring of clean and incisive lines for a work by Cleofe Finati.

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