More than a garment, it’s a gesture of intent.

The Muscariello women’s shirt was born in 1997, during the very first fashion show signed by Mario Muscariello, held at the Mostra d’Oltremare during the international fashion event Napoli Filiera Moda. On that occasion, Mario made a bold, visionary choice: he dressed stunning female models in men’s shirts, paired with white boxer shorts, socks, and garters—a striking mix of sensuality and refinement that left a lasting impression.

The elegance of the shirt—sharp lines, hand-finished details, and unmistakable Neapolitan tailoring—was elevated by the contrast with feminine beauty, creating an unexpected balance between strength and softness. The collection was presented by the well-known host Beppe Convertini, whose words framed the garments with poetic grace, while among the guests sat fashion maestro Rocco Barocco, a symbol of Italian style.

Today, that same shirt continues its journey, tailored with hand-stitched buttonholes, invisible seams, and the finest Italian fabrics. Its clean silhouette never feels cold; its structure never rigid. It’s a piece for women who wear essentials with power and elegance.

It doesn’t shout.
It speaks volumes—with history woven in every thread.