Harry Styles’s pink suit
Edward Sexton · May 2017
Edward Sexton
- Bespoke tailoring
- Peaked-lapel suits
Edward Sexton brought a dramatic visual language to bespoke British tailoring. As the cutter behind Nutters of Savile Row, founded with Tommy Nutter in 1969, he helped make the traditional suit appealing to musicians and other clients seeking a more individual image.
Edward Sexton
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Camel double-breasted coat
Edward Sexton — Autumn/Winter 2021
A representative Edward Sexton house outfit developed with creative director Dominic Sebag-Montefiore during Sexton’s lifetime.
© DHB, via The Rake
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Black greatcoat
Edward Sexton — Autumn/Winter 2021
A representative Edward Sexton house outfit developed with creative director Dominic Sebag-Montefiore during Sexton’s lifetime.
© DHB, via The Rake
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Grey three-piece suit
Edward Sexton — Autumn/Winter 2021
A representative Edward Sexton house outfit developed with creative director Dominic Sebag-Montefiore during Sexton’s lifetime.
© DHB, via The Rake
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Navy tailored suit
Edward Sexton — Autumn/Winter 2021
A representative Edward Sexton house outfit developed with creative director Dominic Sebag-Montefiore during Sexton’s lifetime.
© DHB, via The Rake
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Turmeric Bridgecoat
Edward Sexton — Autumn/Winter 2021
A representative Edward Sexton house outfit developed with creative director Dominic Sebag-Montefiore during Sexton’s lifetime.
© DHB, via The RakeCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceBespoke suit worn on the Today show, 2017
1 piece
About Edward Sexton
Broad peaked lapels, defined shoulders and a shaped waist became recurring features of his work. His later independent house continued to serve both men and women. The pink suit worn by Harry Styles in 2017 shows those established cutting principles adapted to a contemporary performer and an assertive color.