The art of coordinated ensemble: a masterclass
Today, a major topic: coordinated outfits. An expertise we've developed with the utmost care. Let us explain.
First act: the material as a guiding thread. Seersucker, this star fabric of the summer, is the perfect ambassador.Our Haussmann in seersuckerembodies the modern version of the summer suit. For a polished look, pair it with the t-shirtStriped HippieAndHayden's chinocoordinated. Seersucker, with its unique texture, provides that natural breathability essential for warmer weather.
Second table: the workwear agreement.The Delaunay jacketnaturally associates withGabin workwear chinosThe key? A controlled interplay of volumes, unified by the coherence of the materials. Slide aDarcy t-shirtbetween the two - this piece brings the necessary freshness to the whole.
For lovers of formal elegance,our Holmes setreinvents the codes of the suit. Matching jacket and trousers take on a new dimension with thee pull DelloIn cotton knit. A casual alternative?The Dazio t-shirtIt does the job perfectly.
One indisputable rule: your pieces must converse without ever raising their voices. It is in this subtlety that the very essence of the coordinated ensemble according to Lafaurie lies.
The sets
A suit is all about harmony: jacket and trousers designed to complement each other, cut from the same fabric – linen for summer, cool wool for a year-round look. When a full suit isn't right for the occasion, suit alternatives come into play. A suit is composed, a suit alternative is constructed – in both cases, it's a matter of balance, noble materials, and impeccable cuts.