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The heart of Iran (30)
The West has built its identity on a historical omission: the belief that the men's suit (flux) is a product of European genius. However, the structure that today defines the New York executive or the Geneva diplomat—tailored jacket and trousers—is an exact copy, a technological “plagiarism,” of the Sasanian cavalry's attire. While Roman senators were lost in the static nature of their togas, Persia was designing the “technology of individuality”: clothing that separated man from the mass of fabric, transforming him into an agent of action and precision.
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