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The Bow Tie Gathered Dress by Ujoh

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Friday feeling: Delicate, quietly rebellious layering—for the dreamer who wears poetry between fragility and strength


The Bow Tie Gathered Dress by Ujoh isn’t just a garment—it’s a whispered sonnet in fabric. Light as a Mitski lyric, yet structured like a Louise Bourgeois sculpture. It exists in the space between fragility and strength. In a world of overwrought fashion, its sheer, wrinkled organdy is a breath of Virginia Woolf’s prose—subtle, textured, impossible to ignore.

A short black-haired model stands against a grey background wearing Ujoh's bow-tie gathered dress layered over a black top and black-and-white printed pants. She accessorizes with a black leather handbag.

The poetry of drape: Romantic, architectural, effortlessly layered


True elegance isn’t pristine—it’s alive. This dress flows like contemporary Japanese tailoring: fluid where it should bend, precise where it must hold—translucent, haunting, effortless.

• The grey hue: Not a flat monotone, but a shadow play—like fog at dawn—or the pages of a well-loved Tanizaki novel.
• The gathered shoulders: Soft pleats that frame collarbones like calligraphy strokes—adjustable, personal, never the same twice.
• The flared silhouette: Not volume for its own sake, but space for movement—a dress that dances when you do, even if only in your mind.
• The sheer organdy: Like tracing paper over a love letter, it invites layering—slip it over a turtleneck in winter, let it graze bare skin in summer.
• The bow tie: Not a fussy accessory, but a silent manifesto—femininity on your own terms.

Wear it like an elegant shield


This dress is for the woman who underlines Orlando in pencil but dog-ears Bonjour Tristesse—for the artist who knows restraint cuts deeper than excess.

• For the candlelit dinner: A slip dress underneath, like a whispered confession, paired with strappy heels—a study in contrasts.
• For the twilight rendezvous: Layered over a slim black turtleneck, bare legs, a single pearl earring—romanticism meets rigour.
• For the summer escape: Worn alone, with sand-dusted ankles and a straw hat—sheer enough to feel the breeze.

For modern humans who curate, not consume—whose wardrobe is a library of dog-eared favourites, each piece a chapter in their story.

🌟 The Bow Tie Gathered Dress
Limited Stock. Like a first-edition book or a rare pressing of your favourite vinyl—meant to be lived in, not hoarded.

🖤 Reserve yours: DM @suite123 | WhatsApp | e.mail

Available by appointment in Milano or worldwide from screen to doorstep.

P.S. Ask us about layering suggestions. (Hint: It loves silk slips and bare skin equally.)

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The Timeless Slip Dress by Marc Le Bihan

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Friday feeling: Understated, nonchalant elegance


The Timeless Slip Dress by Marc Le Bihan: luxury that doesn’t announce itself, it simply exists. Think of it as the sartorial equivalent of a Marguerite Duras novel—minimal, profound, and quietly intoxicating. 

Timeless — like the pages of a classic that never ceases to fascinate. In silk instead of paper.

A long-haired brunette woman stands on a traditional stone street, her shoulder turned three-quarters toward the camera. She wears Marc Le Bihan’s timeless slip dress in framboise—spaghetti straps, draped neckline, and fluid silk skimming her silhouette. The dress’s crushed texture catches the light, contrasting with her rugged combat boots. Behind her, sun-washed beige and pinkish buildings frame the scene, their aged stone walls dotted with climbing greenery. A study in contrasts: delicate silk against urban grit, nonchalant elegance meeting rebellious edge.

Artisanal couture, uncompromised


Cut from pongè silk, it glides like a second skin—soft, luminous, and deliberately lived in. The creased effect isn’t a flaw; it’s a whisper of human hands at work. Spaghetti straps and a draped neckline frame the body without confinement, while the back V-cut hints at allure without insistence. Framboise — a hue that doesn’t beg for attention, but commands it. The colour of ripe figs at dusk, of blush left on a wineglass. Bold, yet never loud.

Not a garment. An artifact.


• The silhouette: Fluid, under-knee, a straight line with soul—like a Cy Twombly stroke, effortless but exact.
• The fabric: 100% silk pongee—crushed, kissed by light, aging like parchment. It resists starch and stiffness, embracing motion and memory.
• The craftsmanship: Tailored for the non-conformist who values hidden details—the kind only noticed when touched.

Wear it like a secret


Comfortable fluidity: its creases are like whispered secrets—proof of hands, not machines.

• For the midnight café: Paired with a crumpled linen blazer and bare feet—studied negligence.
• For the unexpected soirée: Alone, with a single heirloom ring—less as a statement, more as a fact.
• For the everyday: With battered loafers and a canvas tote—as if you woke up like this, and always will.

For modern humans who curate, not consume—whose wardrobe is a library of dog-eared favourites, each piece a chapter in their story.

🌟The Timeless Slip Dress
Limited Stock. Like a first-edition book or a rare pressing of your favourite vinyl—meant to be lived in, not hoarded.

🖤 Reserve yours: DM @suite123 | WhatsApp | e.mail

Available by appointment in Milano or worldwide from screen to doorstep.

P.S. Ask us for styling notes or the story behind the seams. We’re here to talk slow fashion, not just sales.

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The Curved Hem Tee by Ujoh

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Friday feeling — soft resistance in a world of sharp edges


The Curved Hem Tee by Ujoh: understated sophistication. Think of it as Miles Davis’ muted trumpet or the silence between two notes in a Sakamoto score—quiet, refined, and unapologetically intentional. This meaningful garment doesn’t shout. It listens. Then, it lingers.

Japanese minimalism: cut with nuance, it’s a garment for those who notice the details others miss. The asymmetry in front and back lengths feels like a breath held longer—an architectural pause that lets the fabric speak. In wisteria, the colour of faded florals and twilight musings — understated in a way only true sophistication dares to be.

still life image on a grey wall background of The Curved Hem Tee by Ujoh — short sleeve, round neck, curved asymmetric hem with back longer than front; in a vibrant wisteria hue

Not basic. Essential


Minimal like a Donald Judd sculpture, but with the human softness that fashion often forgets.

• The curved hem: a subtle rebellion against symmetry, like a dancer stepping off tempo—grace in irregularity.
• The Supima cotton: whisper-soft, like parchment in a poet’s hands—crafted for closeness, for skin.
• The high-gauge knit: precision meets comfort—Mocrody texture that gently resists and yields, like a well-composed line of verse.
• The wisteria hue: neither lilac nor grey—it’s the colour of memory, of fog dissolving at dawn.

Wear it like a note played just right


This is not just a T-shirt: it’s a top-class essential. It’s the wearable version of a haiku. A pause in the noise. A breath between moments.

  • For the morning coffee run: Tucked into vintage denim, sleeves rolled—deliberate ease.
  • For the meeting where ideas bloom: Layered under a fluid blazer—soft power, reframed.
  • For the gallery visit or night walk: Paired with wide trousers and soft sneakers—quiet harmony in motion.

For the modern humans who curate, not consume. Whose wardrobe is a library of dog-eared favourites, each piece a chapter in their story.

🖤 The Curved Hem Tee
Limited stock. Like a rare pressing of your favourite vinyl—meant to be held, not hoarded.

Reserve yours: DM @suite123 | WhatsApp | e.mail

Available by appointment in Milano or worldwide from screen to doorstep.

P.S. We’re happy to share sizing details or styling notes—just ask.

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The Double-Layered Trousers by Miaoran

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Friday feeling: Fluid, introspective, effortlessly bold. A dialogue between shadow and light, East and West.


The Double-Layered Trousers by Miaoran – a garment that moves like water. A conversation in texture and contrast, between shadow and light, East and West.

Italian precise tailoring blends with Chinese lyrical abstraction. They reject the tyranny of “either/or.” The tulle whispers, the cupro grounds —together they move like a calligrapher’s unfinished stroke, suspended between intention and release.

In a world of loud absolutes, these trousers are a lucid pause.

image of a woman wearing The double-layered trousers by Miaoran; colour navymesh over an ink-black layer

The alchemy of contemporary fashion


These trousers are poised between bold contrast: Mark Rothko’s No. 61 (Rust and Blue), with its luminous depths; and Wu Guanzhong’s ink-wash landscapes, weightless as mist.

• The ink-black cupro base: Not just a color, but a void. It clings without constraint, a second skin for the modern nomad.
• The navy tulle overlay: Diaphanous as a breath, wavering between melancholy and defiance.
• The cut: a rebellion against rigid silhouettes, favouring flow and gesture over convention.

How to wear the unrepeatable


These trousers move with you — a tribute to the body as brushstroke. Your silhouette, a study in translation.

• For the gallery’s closing night: Tulle cascading over sculpted heels, the cupro base clinging like shadow to light. Pair with a flowing blouse in raw silk — your body, the final installation.
• For the evening calligraphy session: Cuffed hastily above bare feet, the navy mesh catching the flicker of tea lights. An oversized shirt, undone. Sleeves rolled to the elbow. Discipline and abandon in one breath.
• For the train to Como, a stranger’s novel in your lap: Sheer layers flutter at the ankle above flat shoes. A basic cashmere turtleneck, it’s hem unraveled — your silhouette, a Rothko study in motion.

For the modern humans who curate, not consume. Whose wardrobe is a library of dog-eared favourites, each piece a chapter in their story.

🖤 The Double-Layered Trousers
Limited stock. Because exclusivity can’t be mass-produced. 

Reserve yours: DM @suite123 | WhatsApp | e.mail

Available by appointment in Milano. Or through your screen. Worldwide shipping.

Curious about sizing or styling? We’re happy to help — just ask.

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The Painter Pants by Meagratia

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Friday feeling: raw, elegant, a little wild. For the rebel who builds their own world


The Painter Pants by Meagratia aren’t just trousers—they’re a manifesto in canvas. Crafted with Japanese precision, they refuse to conform. Like a Patti Smith poem or a David Bowie bassline. In an era of fast-fashion fatigue, their precise design is a timeless act of defiance—for those who believe clothing should liberate, not constrain the body. No gender, no season, no rules—just pure, unscripted workwear.

image of The Painter Pants by Meagratia in sturdy white canvas, paired with The right Slit tee by Ujoh in colour celadon. White wall background with three small paintings on top an, one green plant in a antique pot on the right and red, white and flowers plus green leaves on the left.

The poetry of ease: Creative, utilitarian, seasonless spirit 


Good design isn’t a trend. It’s a reclamation. The Painter Pants are denim’s B-side: less obvious, more magnetic—like the album only true connoisseurs cherish.

• The ivory hue: not white, but a canvas for the style of your life—marked by gestures that become part of your story. A lived-in page—the colour of fresh gesso and well-travelled silk. Stains and ink smudges don’t spoil it—they become part of the narrative.
• The deep pockets: like an artist’s satchel ready to hold what matters: your hands, keys, the weight of your unspoken ideas.
• The satin drawstring yields to your shape, not the other way around—a surrender to individuality in a world of rigid sizing.
• The back buckle = not an afterthought, but a tactile manifesto: adjustment is agency.
• The wide leg? Not excess, but breathing room for a body in motion.

Wear them like art


These pants move with you—a tribute to the art of the body in motion, echoing Yves Klein’s Anthropométries. The ivory fabric mirrors his monochrome stages, begging to be marked by life—not stains, but the traces of a life fully lived. Fleeting gestures, subtle marks, the poetry of movement.

  • For the 9 AM critique: Cuffed at the ankle, paired with a boxy blouse—architectural, intentional.
  • For the bike ride: Rolled at the waist, sweatshirt knotted at your hips—improvised, nonchalant.
  • For the studio marathon: A basic T-shirt under a blazer, pockets heavy with pencils—your uniform for the work that matters.

For the modern human who curates, not consumes. Whose wardrobe is a library of dog-eared favourites, each piece a chapter in their story.

🖤 The Painter Pants
Limited stock. Because rebellion can’t be mass-produced. These pants aren’t for everyone—they’re for those who understand true style is timeless and has no gender limits.

Reserve yours: DM @suite123 | WhatsApp | e.mail

Available by appointment in Milano. Or through your screen. Worldwide shipping.

P.S. Ask us for sizing notes. (Hint: They’re meant to fit you, not the other way around.)

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