Ballet dancer Atte Kilpinen arrived at Linnaa in an outfit that was against etiquette. According to the stylist, it fits the wearer perfectly.
Atte Kilpinen, dancer of the Finnish National Ballet, stands out this year at Linna’s party with her outfit.
He follows the dress code in that he wears a tailcoat, but the color of Kilpinen’s tailcoat violates etiquette. Kilpinen is dressed completely in pink, while according to Linna’s etiquette, men should wear dark.
His outfit, i.e. tailcoat, waistcoat, trousers, collared shirt and bow tie, is a clothing designer Teemu Muurimäki handwriting. Kilpinen’s shoes and socks are also tone-on-tone with the whole.
We reached out to the stylist Vesa Silverin to comment on a label error.
Finnish National Ballet dancer Atte Kilpinen arrived at Linna’s party in a flashy and inappropriate costume.
– As soon as I saw the apartment, I thought it was a mistake in etiquette.
However, Silver felt that the suit is super stylish, bold and stunning. According to the stylist, it is refreshing to see change in men’s clothing as well.
– The outfit worked perfectly for Ate.
– If you make an etiquette mistake, you have to do it elegantly. In this case, that’s exactly what happened, the man sums up.
Kilpinen performed at Linna’s exceptional year 2020 celebration. He danced by Jean Sibelius Finnish kantele artist Ida Elina accompanied by
Stylist Vesa Silver fell in love with Atte Kilpinen’s wonderful tailcoat. Mikko Huisko