A Styling Masterclass - The Warner House Collection
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Resident Rampley & Co stylist, Chris Modoo uses our Warner House collection to demonstrate how to build a look "leading with the pocket square". His reverse styling method begins with choosing your pocket square and building the outfit from there. Let us know if you'd try this method.
Our Warner House Collection can be found on the following link:
rampleyandco.com/collections/warner-house-collaboration
Look 1
Balmoral, Navy Pocket Square: www.rampleyand...
Beige Double-Breasted Jacket: www.rampleyand...
Cardinal Silk Twill Tie: www.rampleyand...
Look 2
Le Grand Opera, Noir: www.rampleyand...
Black Dinner Jacket: www.rampleyand...
Look 3
Le Grand Opera, Crimson: www.rampleyand...
Navy Cashmere Jacket: www.rampleyand...
Navy Shantung Tie: www.rampleyand...
Look 4
Fleurs Exotique, Blue: www.rampleyand...
Grey Superfine Jacket: www.rampleyand...
Navy Prince of Wales Tie: www.rampleyand...
Look 5
Fleurs Exotique, Heather: www.rampleyand...
Light Grey Linen Jacket: www.rampleyand...
Blue, Cream & Ecru Shantung Tie: www.rampleyand...
About Warner House
Warner House represents the best in British style and quality and remains at the forefront of design, providing meticulous craftsmanship and luxury fabrics to the world. Holding a Royal Warrant since 1932, Warner House has realised some extraordinary achievements over the past two centuries through the provision of exceptional furnishing fabrics woven in the highest quality silk. From refurbishing The White House in 1902 to weaving articles for every Coronation from Edward VII to Queen Elizabeth II. We have worked with Warner House to create a beautiful collection which sees a selection of its iconic patterns reinterpreted into pocket squares for the first time. (edited)
For someone like myself who is building a new wardrobe, this was perfect timing and outstanding advice. These are tremendous designs and have given me many new ideas. Thank you for this most thoughtful presentation!
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Interested in clothes and style for women
You ever use a puff and stuff fold for your pocket square?
Again with the pocket squares? Geez!