Seoul – After Japan and China, Luigi Dalcuore arrives in Korea to conquer it in its own way, with that touch of humanity and taste that is typical of Neapolitan artists. The ease that makes Neapolitan tailoring special is no different from that of its theater, music, cuisine, literature, painting or sculpture. It’s a cultural heritage made of spontaneity and the ability to interpret the times and situations while influencing them. As if it were the easiest thing in the world, Dalcuore has managed to develop a recognizable style, modern in its simplicity, that convinced Seon Hwang, whose family owns in Seoul “Villa del Corea”, an important art and furnishings store. Hwang regularly invites the best Italian dressmakers and artisans, so as to offer to his selected customers the opportunity to meet them. (9Colonne)
