What are some luxury brands that few people know about in the market?

Anna Fontaine white shirt, a French niche luxury brand, is known as the best white shirt in the world. From the fit to the design to the comfort, it can only be said that whoever tries it knows! There are all kinds of white shirts, sweet, smart, elegant, retro and most importantly, the designer himself firmly placed the workshop in France, hoping to pass on the elegant French clothes, each one is made in France!

This is very rare in the luxury industry, where OEM is everywhere. In fact, this brand is not only white shirts, but also many small skirts.

。Italian handmade brands like to play some very showy tricks on ties, and they also have their own style. The Italian style is elegant and smart, and this kind of tie is generally not hung (that is, the layer of cloth on the back of the tie), and only half lined.

But this kind of tie has a very strong style symbol, typical of the southern Italian style, which may be especially liked by those who like it, but some people think that it is too light and weightless. Personally, I am not averse to it, and it has a unique flavor with light fabrics such as summer linen, khaki, and silk and linen blends. It's the representative.

Messika is a French independent jewelry designer that is an emerging designer brand in recent years, making only diamonds. In the world of jewelry, Jimmy Choo is about what he is to shoes. Like Jimmy Choo, it has a small history, but because of the uniqueness and beauty of its design, it has risen rapidly in the jewelry industry.

Wedgwood porcelain, founded in 1759, has two Royal Warrants, one from Queen Elizabeth and the other from Prince Charles. As early as 1793, Wedgwood porcelain was brought by the British envoy as a congratulatory gift to the Qianlong Emperor on his birthday.

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This century-old shop was founded in 1914. From a small shop dedicated to elegant men to the world's leading custom tie brand, many celebrities have used their ties.

Henry Poole was one of the first tailoring shops on Savile Row, with two royal warrants, one from Queen Elizabeth and one from Napoleon III.

When it comes to tailoring, those who prefer traditional formal style may choose Savile Row, and those who prefer to be a little more fancy may choose some niche brands in Naples, Italy. France, the birthplace of haute couture, is often forgotten, and Paris is not only the best haute couture**, but also the most expensive tailoring suit in Europe, cifonelli.

Dolce & Gabbana should not have been well-known before his death.

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