History tells us that the origins of the Tuxedo are contested between the United States and the United Kingdom. According to the American version, the tuxedo officially originated in 1886, when tobacco industrialist Griswold Lorillard wore it for the first time to the Tuxedo Club in New Jersey, from which it took the name “Tuxedo” or “Tux.” For the British, however, its origin is attributed to the tailoring of Henry Poole & Co, which in 1865 created a short smoking jacket for the Prince of Wales, Edward VII, by cutting the tails off a tailcoat. Whatever its origin, one thing is certain: thanks to Stile Latino’s new interpretation, its story continues, without limits of space or occasion for use.
Blue Tailoring.Discover Stefano Chiassai’s denim project
Blue Tailoring is the story of an "ideal collection," created not for sale but to become a creative laboratory and the expression of a personal poetic vision. It is a project that international designer Stefano Chiassai created with Berto fabrics: the goal was to...
