New president Constitutional Tribunal He received a nomination from the president on December 9 Andrzej Duda. Observers of the event noticed a not very well-tailored suit Bogdan Święczkowski. We decided to ask an expert for her opinion. She was not delighted with the presence of the president of the Constitutional Tribunal. She clearly stated what the problem was.
The stylist emphasizes what is important in men's fashion
Ewa Rubasińska-Ianiro is a fashion expert and stylist who has been working in the fashion industry for years. In a conversation with Plotek, she noted that the quality of the man suit is extremely important. – Men's elegance requires quality – especially in the case of a suit, where the fabric, cut and fit are important. Unlike women's fashion, you can't “cheat” here – every mistake is immediately visible – emphasized the stylist.
The expert sends the new president of the Constitutional Tribunal to a tailor: Proportions are key
The expert emphasized to Plotek that the figure of the president of the Constitutional Tribunal is not typical. Therefore, tailoring adjustments would be necessary. Without this, there is no way to achieve a successful styling. – With a non-standard figure, like that of the new president of the Constitutional Tribunal, ready-made suits off the shelf are not enough. Proportions are key: shoulders wider than hips, appropriate length of jacket and trousers. Without tailoring adjustments, a suit loses its professional appearance – said Ewa Rubasińska-Ianiro in an interview with Plotek.
Stylist she addedThat women's fashion is governed by slightly different rules than men's. – In women's fashion, sometimes you can achieve the “wow” effect with minimal effort, but in case men's suit it's impossible. The suit must be perfectly tailored and made of good fabric and fitted to the owner's figure. Any shortcoming in one of these aspects is immediately visible and indicates a lack of knowledge of the basics of men's elegance. An example of a person who perfectly understood the importance of proportion and fit was the outstanding men's fashion designer Gianfranco Ferré. Interestingly, Ferré himself did not have the figure of a model – he was rather corpulent, with a figure that required a special approach. Thanks to this, the suits he designed took into account the art of emphasizing advantages and masking shortcomings – emphasized Rubasińska-Ianiro.