Imperial Tailoring Co. sets to mark its 7th year anniversary at Gostiny Dvor with pomp
MOSCOW, Russia — The Imperial Tailoring Co., the internationally famed Moscow-based bespoke tailor, has announced elaborate plans to commemorate the seventh anniversary of its relocation to the Gostiny Dvor, a renovated and upgraded 18th century architectural masterpiece in the city’s historical center in close proximity to the Kremlin and Red Square.
To give a perspective on this local location, especially for foreigners, suffice it to mention that this building numerous amongst its other business functions is frequently used by the nation’s business and political elites, including the powerful prime minister, Vladimir Putin, as the venue for his official press conferences and political party’s congresses.
Gracing the occasion will be the company’s strategic partners, clients and well-wishers from within and outside Russia. Among the Russian political elites, business executives and celebrities in attendance will be renowned Soviet and Russian singer Iosif Kobzon, Senator Alexander Pochinok, Soviet hockey star legend Vladislav Tretyak, nationally famed contemporary Russian avant-garde painter Nikas Safronov, famous Rossiya TV channel host Dmitry Kiselev and several other luminaries from all walks of life across the nation’s 11 time zones.
However, the company’s elaborately drawn out festivities marking the red-lettered day on October 7, will not be held at this vantage premises, but at The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Moscow, another landmark elite property in the Russian capital. The vantage Gostiny Dvor location partly explains the high-profile composition of The Imperial Tailoring Co.’s core clientele, which currently includes influential local and international political figures, business tycoons and social celebrities in and outside Russia.
Specifically, the company counts amongst its clients such personalities as Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaeyev, ex-Ukrainian Presidents Leonid Kuchma and Viktor Yushschenko, Kalmyk President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, Yevgeny Primakov, ex-Russian prime minister and currently chairman of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, etc.
Explaining the reason for holding this event, Sammy Kotwani, the founder and president of The Imperial Tailoring Co., said his company has made colossal progresses and attained some historic milestones in its development, including the consolidation of its niche on the Russian and CIS bespoke business suites industries, over the past seven years. “My management team and I just feel that there is a need to highlight and commemorate these achievements with friends and business partners,” he noted. “For one, I honestly doubt whether there are other bespoke tailors in the whole of the post-Soviet region that can count six heads of state and a roaster of ‘who is who’ in business, politics, culture and show and entitlement industry in this region among their clients,” he added.
Another indication that the company has really become a household brand name among clients is the fact that it has developed into a ‘sort of family tailor’ for some its clients, sewing suits for family members of different ages and generations. “Recently, I had what I call my ‘golden day’ in my life career as a tailor. One of my clients long-time ago once brought his son to my salon for a suit and he also became a regular client. Earlier this year, the client brought his son for a suit. I have long got used to sewing for fathers and children, but this occasion was my first time of sewing for a father, his son and grandson, a whole dynasty covering three different generations.”
The highlights of the ceremony will the official premiere presentation of The Imperial Tailoring Co.’s anniversary collection of business suites, titled, “My Astro Tailor: Seven Years and Seven Planets.” The theme of the collection,” according to Kotwani, “is specially scripted to coincide with the figure ‘7’ in the “seventh anniversary” and it envisages a practical application of the astrological and numerological importance of this figure, including the date of holding the event, which is Oct. 7, in the designs of the suites.” Specifically, the theme of the collection is based on the ancient Vedic Astrological concept which says that people’s behaviors and fates are defined by seven planets, notably, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and Sun.
Consequently, My Astro Tailor Collection will feature suites designed according to the colors and astrological specificities of each planet, and will be symbolically linked to the colors of each day of the week. “All these steps,” according to ancient Vedic Astrology, always bring success, prosperity and joy to the owners of such suites,” Kotwani explained. “Other central activities at the evening’s event will include entertainment shows, including live performances from local and international artists, festive banquet, astrological business forecasts by an Indian astrology guru, “cosmic performances” by renowned Radaga Vishnu, raffle draws for some of the anniversary prizes, including a Grand Prix of suit made from the elite Dormeuil textile valued at one million rubles. Others will include performances by Gloria Deli and followed by Bollywood night party.”
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