Le Beau Gustave
Cotton/silk bathrobe
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Cotton/silk bathrobe
Le Beau Gustave
18 Rue Duret
75116 Paris
France
Created and made in Paris, signed by Beau Gustave, this kimono-shaped bathrobe is in a very fresh vintage cotton/silk/polyester.
The pink color combined with the "tie" style pattern makes it a piece that is both fresh and not sentimental.
Size M/L.
Its measurements are as follows:
- flat on the back: 58 cm
- sleeve length: 57 cm
- height under collar: 109 cm.
Has his belt.
Some of the "unique pieces" at Beau Gustave are original creations made in Paris in a couture workshop using the ends of coupons from big names in fashion, while others are vintage pieces found or entrusted to a consignment store.
Bathrobe, dressing gown... Whatever name you give it, this pretty garment is a style marker, to be worn on multiple occasions: in the style of the elegant men in American or French films from the 60s, in a more flamboyant way like in the very show-off 80s, but also to give a little style to Zoom meetings, and class to afternoons around the pool.
Through it, Le Beau Gustave affirms men's right to timeless elegance with multiple possibilities. You can be a fan of suits and a classic wardrobe and appreciate a beautiful vintage La Perla or Lanvin piece. Or you can be a fan of a more baroque style and step out in a vintage brocade bathrobe.
In any case, it will be a unique pleasure to adopt this new habit, very representative of an art of living and a "hedonistic textile" desire that Le Beau Gustave has set itself the mission of promoting.
Depending on the option chosen, it can be worn over a shirt, a T-shirt, or another knit, or directly against the skin. The only incongruity would be to pair it with a turtleneck. And even then, perhaps winter will make us change our point of view.
Finally, note that most of the unique pieces are made of silk, which gives them an exceptional drape and comfort, without being too sentimental or too affectation.
Some of the vintage models are made of a cotton blend or an acetate that was very fashionable until the 1970s, with a silky finish, bright colors and great comfort to wear.