Many kilt tartans you see today were designed by English tailors under the rule of Queen Victoria, rather than by Scottish highlanders.
"Around the world, are people satisfied with this riot?" asked Hassan Adil, 37, a tailor standing under the billows of smoke.
Individual teachers, meanwhile, can find tailored support under the Teacher Talent Team initiative, launching in January 2016.
Mr. Gaultier has always drowned his tailoring skills under a tsunami of funky showstoppers, but this collection was easy to unravel.
She borrows her silhouettes from the pages of Eisenhower-era Vogue, in which socialites of indeterminate age, with arched eyebrows and a slouch, wore tailored sheaths under a matching coat, or boxy little Chanel jackets with braid and gold buttons.
The Association, along with the owners, the Pollen Estate, is working in partnership with Westminster Council to protect the street's tailoring heritage under the Savile Row SPA Special Policy Areaa).
The freehold is owned by the Pollen Estate, who work in partnership with Westminster City Council to protect the street's tailoring heritage under the Savile Row SPA Special Policy Areaa).
I can't tell what pressures the tailor was working under.
Before the basement lounge under Tailor opened, it's likely that not many barrooms had witnessed fights over whether a bourbon and Coke ought to taste like bacon.
"His approach to tailoring was subversive," said Timothy Everest, the renowned tailor who trained under Nutter in the late 80s and is joint curator for the show in Bermondsey Street, south-east London.
