Men's Suit HARUMI MURAKAMI
STYLISTIC THEME: REGIMENTAL INSPIRATION
Coat line
Inspiration: The image man
Jacket length 90cm
Soul, from the Greek "ànemos", breath, wind, spiritual and eternal soul, consciousness and personality of the human being, an immense but invisible force manifests itself through the men's wedding suit wrapped in the "IRIS DROP" design: drops of iris that enclose the essence of eighteenth-century Venice between precious damask velvets and wooden looms with a thousand colors of Bevilacqua weaving. The iris stands as an example of perfection and absolute beauty expressing deep and positive feelings: absolute trust, the affection of friendship, the triumph of truth, but above all wisdom and the promise of hope, when it is upright and stretched towards the sky, it encloses the symbol of longevity.
Symbol of substantial unity, the number three is expressed through the petals of the iris evoking the sacred Trinity, while in East Asia the iris assumes the role of talisman against all evil spells. And if the soul is real and the material is illusion, quoting Fabio Marchesi, the illusion of the body is in this case represented by the emblematic figure of the amphora which encloses an iris full of meaning. Amphora as a symbol of the body that houses the soul and grace. Its shape says malleability towards whoever shaped it. Its upward opening invokes the outpouring of a filling presence. His cutting out of shapes in space implies solidity. Its integrity prevents the dispersion of what it contains. Its fragility is proverbial: it doesn't take much to reduce it to shards. All these meanings help to elevate the vase to the maximum symbol of receptivity, interiority and self-giving.
We read the delicacy of the drops of iris through the textures of men's wedding suits with the exclusive Cleofe Finati signature, in fact these are designs born within our forge that give absolute uniqueness to the men's ceremony suit. Let's fall in love with the sartorial cut that sculpts the men's wedding suit: single-breasted three-button jacket with closure only of the second enhanced by an elegant stuard collar to be worn raised or turned up with lapels and pointed pocket flaps at the waist. The armhole is high and the sleeve is slim with an open button placket from which the perfectly matched cufflinks can be seen. A sinuous curved line draws the front of the jacket and opens up at the bottom at the height of the pockets, revealing the brocade of the waistcoat. And now let's look at the five vertical cuts that draw and sculpt the back of the jacket, giving a sense of verticality that slims and proportions the figure. The two central cuts underlined by two buttons on the waist become folders with hidden buttoning, giving emphasis and movement to the walk.
