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DRESSED TO KILGOUR Carlo Brandelli's uncompromising quest for the perfect suit has stitched up the competition. Dedicated followers now include Roland Mouret and Daniel Craig. Tim Blanks meets the needle-sharp guru of Savile Row who reveals his unbreakable rules for the well-dressed man
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Among the proclamations of the legendary Vogue editorin-chief
Diana Vreeland to stand the test of time, one rings especially true
for our own excessive era: 'Elegance is refusal'. She never had the
opportunity to meet Carlo Brandelli, but if she had, she would have
recognised in him the living embodiment of her principle. The
slender, finefeatured Brandelli, 37, is the creative director of
Savile Row's bespoke institution Kilgour, and his life and work are
dedicated to the refusal of everythi...
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