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Get To Know Seersucker â The Timeless Suit For Your Summer Season
Despite a history stretching back centuries, the seersucker is your perfect suit for this summer. Read our guide to this artfully crumpled sartorial titan. âCreate myself down south / Impress all the women / Pretend I'm Samuel Clemens / Wear and white linens.â These lines, sung by the great American songwriter and chronicler Tom Petty in his song âDeep Southâ, consecrated the immortal seersucker suit in verse. Summer is the season when this centuriesold fabric comes to the fore: when the limpid stripes of a twined with are the talk of every garden party, outdoors opera, or yachting voyage.
From Wimbledon to Weddings: How To Dress For Summer Occasions
Summer is for special occasions. Letâs assess the proper sartorial options â from the seersucker suit, to the cotton and linen suit, to a quintessential panama hat. âSummer afternoon â summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.â So spake Henry James, lauded scribe, and thereâs surely no better use for a balmy afternoon than throwing on oneâs favorite sartorial garbs and heading to a summer occasion â perhaps fit for royalty. Whether youâve got the grand nuptials of a treasured niece, or a strawberries and creamstuffed afternoon strolling Wimbledonâs outer courts, weâve knocked domes to bring you every feasible option: from an interminably dashing , to a breezy , to accessories like the immortal . The sunscreen, however? Thatâs up to youâŠ
From Princess Anne to David Gandy: Why Is Everyone Still Wearing Tweed?
A new catwalk collection hailed the stylings of Princess Anne â including her penchant for tweed. Weâve donned our eyeglass to explore why this royal staple is a style perennial. A recent dispatch in engrossed the beard scratchers at Peter Christian HQ. It concerned a new collection from the haute couture brand, Fendi, that was inspired by Princess Anne. The kicker? Said capsule â which contained jackets in homage to the monarchal heavyweight â was aimed at men. There has been a recent vogue for the humble becoming a sartorial choice for the rich, famous or impeccably dressed. Male supermodel David Gandy has advocated the while fashion powerhouses like Yves Saint Laurent, Issy Miyake and Walter Zenga have recently released tweed lines. So what is it about this totemic British design that stirs such patronage? Letâs start by rewinding over 200 years, to its birth on windbattered looms.Stay In Touch
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