Women’s tailoring is loosening up, with softer cuts, oversized silhouettes and lighter fabrics making the suit more versatile than ever.
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Women’s tailoring is loosening up, with softer cuts, oversized silhouettes and lighter fabrics making the suit more versatile than ever.
The modern suit is becoming less corporate and more versatile, as designers loosen traditional tailoring with softer cuts and unexpected styling. (Photos: Celine, Prada and Tom Ford; Art: CNA/Chern Ling)
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