The wearer would slip one of the tubes into the pocket of his jacket, add just a drop of water, and slide the flower’s stem inside. It was discreet, clever, and incredibly stylish. The bloom remained fresh all evening, and the gentleman’s appearance radiated refinement.
But beyond practicality, there was poetry. Each flower carried meaning. A white carnation for a wedding. A crimson rose for a romantic evening. An exotic orchid for an evening at the theater. The choice of flower was like a carefully written sentence, a silent message carried on a lapel. The tiny vase made sure that message lasted.
When Elegance Meant More Than Clothing
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