How to Layer the Pieces Together
A single Couture piece works as a standalone statement. A built wardrobe of three to five Couture pieces functions differently: it becomes a daily visual identity rather than an occasional one. The pieces work together when they are layered with intention rather than collected at random.
The anchor-piece approach
Step one: Pick the anchor. This is the denim jacket. The denim jacket carries the heaviest visual weight and is the layer most people will see first.
Step two: Add the under-layer T-shirt or hoodie in the same symbol family, or in a deliberately complementary symbol (Lion jacket with Hamsa hoodie reads correctly).
Step three: Add the cap. The cap is the final layer that brings the composition together. A letterform cap works with any anchor; a symbol cap should match or complement the jacket symbol.
Step four (optional): Add the denim shirt as a third layer between T-shirt and jacket, or as an alternative jacket on warmer days.