THE NAPOLETAN SARTORY FOR MAN AND ITS SECRETS WITH GIANLUCA ISAIA TO REGGIA DESIGNER OUTLET OF MARCIANISE

Certainly a Neapolitan is able to be understood also from the other side of the world thanks to the gesture and the Neapolitan sartoria is the most beautiful example of the use of hands so it is no coincidence is born “THE SIGNS OF MALE TAILORING”, an appointment to La Marcianise Designer Outlet on October 28th with a talk dedicated to the fashion universe and its must have for the winter season with the reporter Fabiana Giacomotti and the designer Gianluca Isaia who tell Vizi and the virtue of fashion for him. in his book, “In Napule, if I’m talking about it, I’m a man” (Electa). Definitely the inspiration to speak of the gestures, including scammers, of men’s fashion and tailoring, with an eye to the Neapolitan tradition.
The clothes speak. They tell who they are wearing and who made them: the precision of a hand-sewn, the poetry of a perfect cut. New and old gestures of the new and anticipated talk that McArthurGlen devotes to the fashion universe. A privileged point of view in a two-story tale, those of journalist Fabiana Giacomotti and designer Gianluca Isaia, which will involve the audience of La Reggia Designer Outlet on October 28, starting at 4.30 pm.
“The Gestures of Men’s Tailoring”, as no one has ever told them in an exciting debate that will show the evolution of menswear in recent years, with a focus on their must have – revisited, contaminated, destructured – who have in their dress it piece and in Gianluca Isaia the best authority in the industry. But not only. Thanks to the multifaceted Fabiana Giacomotti, journalist, writer, TV author, curator of exhibitions in her role as fashion and costume historian, the appointment will also offer an ideal itinerary style to discover years of experimentation and return to the classics of the wardrobe , where men’s clothing never fails with tailoring elegance. Gianluca Isaia is president and CEO of Isaia & Isaia Spa, a Neapolitan high-end men’s clothing company. He deserves credit for turning a successful family business into an international business model, accompanying it in the delicate generational passage. He has promoted the brand’s re-branding and has always maintained a contemporary-style style that could blend the heritage and know-how of the Neapolitan sartorial tradition into a contemporary, unpublished style.
A debate that comes with anecdotes rich in anecdotes to bring the public to what fashion looks – frivolity, tics, nervous crises, obsession with beauty – but also what fashion tends to hide: the military discipline, cold-blooded cruelty and, above all, obsession with economic results. As Fabian Giacomotti tells in his book, published by Rizzoli, “Fashion is a tough trade”, which imposes complicated rules and which requires a lot of feeling and courage to overcome them.
It will be interesting to find not only the secrets of this world sometimes unreachable, surely complicated, but always very fond of, but also the advice of the two protagonists to compose, drawing full hands from their experience, a wardrobe comme faut em>!