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Ami’s Parisian Nonchalance

The satin trenchcoats, checked suits and printed k-ways presented looked like Sunday best leisurewear: normal, but somehow special.
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  • Angelo Flaccavento

PARIS, France — Alexander Mattiussi's interest as a designer is focused on product, more than image-making: he endlessly works on rethought staples that can be mixed in different ways and exude a quintessentially Parisian nonchalance. The satin trenchcoats, checked suits and printed k-ways he presented yesterday looked like Sunday best leisurewear: normal, but somehow special. Nothing to move the fashion horizon forward, but nice.

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