Meet the Tailor Who Has Dressed Three Popes: ‘I Could Never Do This Job if I Didn’t Believe’
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Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy. Far from the bustle and luxuries of the Vatican, sheltered under the columns of the mountain town of Santarcangelo di Romagna, a tailor dressed in black leans over a drawing half finished.With a few pencil strokes, the designer Filippo Sorcinelli gives life to a fluid liturgical garment, worthy of the mastery of this man whose ecclesiastical outfits have cemented his international reputation.This Saturday, Pope L…
Romagna. Far from the bustle and luxuries of the Vatican, sheltered under the columns of the mountain town of Santarcangelo di Romagna, a tailor dressed in black leans over a drawing half finished.
Photo: Agencia Reforma Monterrey, NL.- Away from the bustle of the Vatican, sheltered under the columns of the mountain town of Santarcangelo di Romagna, a tailor dressed in black leans over a drawing half finished. With a few pencil strokes, designer Filippo Sorcinelli masterfully gives life to a fluid liturgical garment. Ecclesiastical attire has cemented his international reputation. On Saturday, Pope Leo XIV used, during a mass in the nearby…
The Italian tailor, at the head of the Atelier LAVS for 25 years, has prepared ornaments for Benedict XVI, Francis and Leo XIV.
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