Opposite the ‘British’ paintings are the freedom flowers, the ‘paisley’ or the ‘tie-dye’, this fall the pinstripe is the favorite pattern it is of the season. A timeless print that sounded seasons ago and this time returns to stay. And it is that this print is not only perfect for every occasion, but also adapts to every garment. From blazers, to trousers or mini skirts, to cardigans, shirts or dresses, everything is allowed and they all look great. Its origins date back to London at the end of the 19th century, when bank employees wore suits with this print. with fine stripes, hence the title ‘diplomatic’. Now often associated with office wear, this print returns to the world of trends to adapt to any event or appointment. From an afternoon with friends to a meeting with our superiors.
Now, why now? The rise of customization is the main reason it has become a trend. Two- or three-piece suits are a common resource in the Street Style international, in a monochrome touch or with sneakers, but with a view to autumn/winter this is ideally turned to a very special tailor shop where the silhouettes and especially the prints have gained in importance.
East fall we see tailors design ‘too big’, sets of two and three pieces made of special fabrics, in full color and together with all kinds of prints, especially pinstripes. That yes, although the total look in a pinstripe print looks like the clear winner of the season, trousers or blazers from this elegant print They are also offered separately, proving that they are just as easy to combine as the solid options.
The world of trends has spoken: pinstripes are the new gadget from the station. Whether coordinated sets or individual pieces, this 1920s print returns to do its best. At least, that’s how the catwalk itself ruled months ago, with great fall collections like Elizabeth Marant where this type of streak became the protagonist by direct mandate. Ready to join one of the season’s most sophisticated, versatile and elegant prints? Below we present several seasonal clothing that will have you saying yes again and again, the word of the expert.
Crafted from a lightweight, supple viscose blend in a finely woven twill, this blazer features a yarn-dyed design for an all-over pinstripe print. It’s made unstructured for a more casual feel and has a regular fit below the hip. It has a full lining, a belt, a narrow collar and lapels, a patch pocket, a high slit at the back and an internally woven GANT label. Reference: 4770144-116
List price: € 349
Pinstripe skirt made from recycled polyester blend fabric. Short, fitted style with a pleat at the front and a concealed zip at the side. Ref: 37076713-FLOR-LM
Recommended retail price: €29.99
Single-breasted jacket in knitted wool with a pinstripe pattern, a small pocket and patch flap pockets. Semi-lined, semi-fitted cut and with the interior finished with contrasting piping. Closure with two buttons. Ref: 1916032906001 – AMLETO
Recommended retail price: €805
Pinstripe fabric, an iconic menswear fabric originating from 19th century England, has been reimagined with feminine lines in this below-the-knee wrap skirt, enlivened by slits at the front and back. Masculine and feminine styles combine to form a unique blend that reflects the duality of Prada’s collections. Ref: P122T_1ZJ7_F0124_S_212
Recommended retail price: €1,150
Slightly oversized fitted jacket with long sleeves sublimated with a striped print. Ref: SFPVE00718
List price: € 385
Short waistcoat with pinstripe, V-neck and lapels. Metal button closure. Ref: 05981650-I2022
Recommended retail price: €25.99
High waisted trousers with front pockets and false welt pockets at the back. Straight leg. Front closure with zip, inside button and metal hook. Ref: 8716/612
Recommended retail price: €35.95
Source: Marie Claire