The suit: a must-have in your dressing room
The women's suit is a classic of the professional and formal wardrobe. It's stylish, versatile, and can be worn in a variety of settings, whether it's a job interview, an important meeting, or a formal event. The women's suit usually consists of a jacket and trousers or a skirt, and can be made in a variety of fabrics, colors and patterns.
The origin of the female suit: a symbol of emancipation
The history of the women's suit dates back to the 1920s, when women began to adopt more practical and functional clothing for their professional lives.
Women's suits have been designed to meet this need, offering a professional look while allowing freedom of movement and comfort. Over the years, the women's suit has become a symbol of the emancipation of women and their entry into the world of work.
A multitude of styles and cuts
The women's suit can be cut in a variety of styles, ranging from a classic, straight fit to a more tailored, modern fit. The jackets can be of variable length, ranging from a short jacket, as is the case of the DIVA fitted suit , to a long jacket, see the casual range of TAILOR QUEEN . Pants can be straight or flared, and skirts can vary in length, from a pencil skirt to a pleated skirt.
