Weddings
Seoul Inspired, Saigon Made
Within the contemporary Korean spirit of The Chapel at Saigon, a groom chose a tailored tuxedo from TIE MEN.
A setting with its own spirit
At LE CLAIR, as part of The Chapel Experience, the beauty of a wedding comes from a balance of space, emotion and the individual mark of each couple. The Chapel at Saigon brings its own contemporary Korean spirit to that setting.
Restraint for the occasion
A wedding asks a great deal of a tuxedo. It must be formal enough for the occasion, yet never so insistent that it competes with the day itself. The groom chose a tuxedo tailored by TIE MEN, with its shape, proportions and cloth considered to bring out the presence of the man wearing it.
Proportion, not detail
A tuxedo does not need many details to make its presence felt. When it is cut correctly, its proportions do that work: the line from shoulder to waist, the length of the jacket, the way it sits when the groom stands, turns and walks down the aisle.
The wearer first
On a wedding day, what is remembered is not only what a man wears, but how he appears — natural, composed and true to himself. That is the brief a wedding tuxedo should answer.
The objective is not to create a tuxedo that people notice before the person. It is to create a whole in which the wearer is seen first.
