Mar. 6 – In Japan, the Neapolitan tailoring quality wins the hearts of the well-dressed. The proof? The trunk show, sponsored by a number of prestigious boutiques of major Japanese cities, starring the Neapolitan designer Luigi Dalcuore. After a first stop in Tokyo, where he was welcomed by the local Arvesti representatives, the Neapolitan maestro met in a downtown hotel with numerous customers who had booked to meet in person with the one and only true heir to craftsmanship Made in Naples. Later, as a guest at Beams, Luigi Dalcuore was involved in two days of meetings and presentations of models, getting in touch with the local elite and other important trendsetters, purposely selected by his hosts. The aim of the meetings was to promote Naples fashion in a series of boutiques, like “The old wardrobe”, a prestigious store of the capital that hosts the Tailoring Dalcuore brand. Between trunk-shows, the maestro will also be able to meet his most loyal customers, who often also visited the atelier in Palazzo San Teodoro (Naples), combining tourism and passion for fashion. These aficionados also entertained the maestro and his wife for the evenings. In Japan, Dalcuore also brought the latest fabrics, selected from the best picks, that will also be displayed during the South Korea trunk-show.
