Fall and Winter Creations 2018/2019
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Custom Made off the Rack Creations Fabric by Holland& Sherry
Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi Mantova
Designed Victor Dash
Spring & Summer Creations 2018
Dormuil fabric in a light gray melenge an almost year around fabric manufactured by Artisans at Luigi Bianchi Mantova created exclusively for Dash’s
Dormuil fabric with natural fibers. 80% Wool and 20% Flax. Can be worn with navy slacks as shown or you can rock with a nice pair of blue jeans.
Spring and summer 2018 Dormuil fabric, 45% wool and 55% silk. With a beautiful sheen. This is a statement piece. Commonly worn for an event.
Spring & Summer 2017
A charcoal grey year around weight-suit, in classic plaid in lavender and black! To maximize and to amplify is the way shown above but it can easily be expressed in a much more “conservative” and a more approachable look.
Fabric Dormeuil Amadeus collection, Manufacturer Luigi Bianchi
A 2″cutaway in a perfect lavender & white collar fabric by Albini, Manufactured by Howard’s of Paris
A lavendar and polkadots in two sizes, the smaller ones to compliment the shirt in the right scale size and the larger polkadots to compliment the scale of the pattern and pallet of the suit! Perfect!
Arison Fabric
A fun light summer wool sport jacket in navy base palette and light blue and white stripes. Manufacturer LUIGI Bianchi paired with a basic blue & white striped shirt that can always double as the go to shirt of your navy suit with or without a tie, white pocket square or your navy ( soft ) blazer with your dressy jeans. Shirt fabric by Thomas Mason. Manufactured by Howard’s of Paris.
Designed & Merchandised by Victor Dash
This look is turning everything about business casual on its head what we call Casual Sartorial! Taking a year around navy Blazer and giving it a more seasonal look by merely changing the Blazer buttons ! A dressy slacks made from – -jean fabric , this gives a whole New Meaning to ” Dressy Jeans ” the Vest, Is an off white summer wool that not only works great here and is user friendly for lots of other expressions! Shirt a Blue&White by Howard’s of Paris and the Coolest Red pallet that pulls everything in For a very smart nonchalant And unique Look!
Designed & Merchandised by Victor Dash
A very dressy suit not to be worn to the office unless you have made partner already! But warned … in the right place, It’s simply breath taking! A classic Blue & Black suit!
Designed & Merchandised by Victor Dash
A Grey year around suit with Charcoal Grey elongated window panes ! The suit registers as a solid Grey and once closer , it gets a lot more interesting yet understated & Conservative . Fabric Guabello super 130s Manufacturer Lu
Design and merchandised by Victor Dash
A classic Grey Plaid with blue Highlights a conservative look For a classic Plaid the slacks can be used for a business casual look as a “key item piece” Fabric Ariston
Designed & Merchandised by Victor Dash
An old classic plaid sports jacket makes for a very versatile sports jacket shown here with a blue botton (CMOTR) slacks, for a more casual look! Fabric by Ariston in cashmere and wool. Amazing workmanship by the mill!
Fall & Winter 2016
A foundational suit that can be worn as separates and is user friendly for your professional business casual look. A classic Houndstooth pattern!
Fabric Mill – Vitale Barberis Canonico | Est 1663
Manufacturer – Luigi Bianchi Mantova | Est 1911
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
Appears solid from across the room with an elegant soft fuchsia window pane – a charcoal gray look with a punch.
Fabric Mill – Dormeuil Amadeus | Est 1842
Manufacturer – Luigi Bianchi | Est 1911
Custom full spread, grey herringbone shirt: Albini fabric, manufactured by Measure Up
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
A unique blue with soft grey pinstripe – not your father’s blue pinstripe suit!
Fabric Mill – Dormeuil Amadeus | Est 1842
Manufacturer – Luigi Bianchi | Est 1911
Tie and Flannel Pocket square custom made for this suit by Howard’s of Paris
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
An approachable blue suit! Not a”trendy” neon blue. It can hold its own when dressing it up such as shown here with the double-breasted vest and as a two-piece with or without a tie.
Fabric Mill – Loro Piana Zealander
Manufacturer – Luigi Bianchi
Tie and shirt custom made for this outfit by Howard’s of Paris
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
A blue and burgundy plaid custom made off the rack sport jacket. A great casual Sartorial look.
Fabric Mill – Ariston | Est. 1920
Manufactured by Luigi Bianchi | Est. 1911
Shirt Fabric Mill – Thomas Mason |Est. 1798
Pocket Square Fabric Mill – Vitale Barbaris Canonico
Manufactured by Howard’s of Paris
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
A brown and tan classic herringbone with zip-out vest. A great layered look without the bulk!
Designed and manufactured – Luigi Bianchi | Est. 1911
Shirt Fabric Mill – Thomas Mason | Est. 1798
The tie & pocket square Fabric Mill – Vitale Barbaris Canonico
Shirt manufactured by Howard’s of Paris
Design and merchandising by Victor Dash | Dash’s EST. 2005
