Such diplomacy is not to be sneezed at, for the suit is a window to the soul: lightweight cotton when cash is tight, Italian cashmere when an inheritance lands; waistlines drawn in during illness or anxiety, and let out at times of excess. Weddings, funerals, christenings, and court appearances-all of life's landmarks are sanctified, quietly and confidentially, by one's tailor.
In Ben Schott's "Jeeves and the King of Clubs," the narrative touches on the subtle yet significant role of clothing, particularly suits, in reflecting an individual's life and emotions. The fabric choice signifies different financial situations or personal milestones, illustrating how attire conveys one's inner state. When choosing lightweight cotton during hard times or opting for luxurious Italian cashmere after receiving an inheritance, these sartorial decisions reveal deeper truths about a...
