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 Traditional men's wear fabrics mix with typically feminine weaves. Sharp, graphic lines define high shoulders and the waist-line. Black directs the whole collection. |
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 Ennio
Capasa founded Costume National in 1986. His women's collections are
characterized by silhouettes that closely follow the body, emphasizing
the hips, shoulders, and neck. His refined urban style comes from
the interplay of black and white, gloss, mat, and transparencies to
show cuts and shadows and underline details. In 1993, Ennio Capasa
launched Costume National Homme, blurring the boundaries between formal
and informal men's wear to balance modern, ready-to-wear and the Italian
sartorial tradition. |
| "I have imaged the woman in the future: romantic and martial".-- Ennio Capasa |
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| Los Angeles 8001 Melrose Avenue phone 323-655-8160 fax 323- 651-3129 email cnatlla@aol.com | Milan Via Sant'Andrea phone 02 76018356 |
New York 108 Wooster Street phone 212-431-1530 fax 212-432-4225 |
Tokyo 5-9-6 Minami-Aoyama Minato-Ku phone 03 34994004 |