Atelier — Sizes 0 to 28, drafted on a curvy block

The colors that work on you.

Color analysis first. Then a design built for your curves. Then fabric chosen to match. In that order.

A curvy woman wearing an emerald Atelier pant suit in soft daylight

The process

Your suit, made for you.

Every suit begins with you — your curves, your coloring, your sense of self. We tailor each piece to celebrate all three.

Fabric swatches in slate, camel, wine, and ivory held against a woman's collarbone in soft daylight

Step one — Color

We start by reading the light on your skin.

Before a single thread is chosen, we read your undertones and your contrast. Three questions, no photos. The palette we lock in here is the one we cut in fabric in Step Three.

Step two — Design

Three silhouettes, drawn for curve.

A sharp double-breasted, a princess-seamed hourglass, an unstructured everyday. Lapels, cuffs, pockets, length — yours to decide.

A tailor's worktable with chalk-marked pattern paper, brass shears, measuring tape, and an aubergine jacket shell in progress
Italian wool, satin, and crepe draped over a forearm in warm ivory light

Step three — Fabric

Cloth that moves with your body.

Italian wools, silk blends, structured crepes, fluid satins — cut in the palette your color analysis locked in. Built to outlast the season.

The three designs

Made for the bodies tailoring forgot.

Every suit is graded 0 to 28 on a curvy block — not a straight one scaled up. Drafted in New York, cut and sewn in Hồ Chí Minh City, checked by hand in New York before it ships.