Suspenders were born during the years of the French Revolution, but it was in the 1830s that the English tailor Thurston made them the flagship accessory of his shop.
From there, success was immediate, stopping just for those 4 years in which the First World War imposed the use of belts and more practical clothing, but it returned forcefully in the 20s and never left the chests of actors, businessmen, rebels and handsome men.
I'll be honest: suspenders aren't an easy accessory: they require character and a good dose of self-confidence.
This little jewel in coral and ochre silk is by Christian Dior and objectively it seems very unisex to me…
It requires buttons on the pants but just name one that you like and that makes you feel good and you're done!
The measurement is shown in the triangle of the “Y”, that is, up to 100cm.
Here are some instructions to help you determine the correct measurement: take a tape measure and, passing it over your shoulder, measure the length from the front belt loop to the back belt loop.
I'm 1.67 m tall and measure 87 cm from loop to loop. Keep in mind that they are adjustable and have elastic ends. Strap width: 4 cm.
👉🏻very very good overall condition, the internal silk shows some signs of the "teeth" of the buckles, moved to adjust the length.
💫so chic!
