Savile Row isn’t just for men anymore: How bespoke is getting a feminine fit


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A three-piece suit by Knatchbull, the first women’s tailoring label to take up shop on the world’s most famous street for men’s clothing. Photo: The New York Times

Daisy Knatchbull first hit headlines in 2016 after waltzing into Royal Ascot – the week of horse races that is a cornerstone of the English summer social season – wearing a top hat, blue waistcoat, full morning coat with tails and six-inch Louboutin heels.

Never mind that morning suits were traditionally the sartorial reserve of English gentlemen.

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