Samuel Wongso's Story When Making a Suit for Deddy Corbuzier's Wedding: Exciting Yet Enjoyable

Kapanlagi.com - Deddy Corbuzier and Sabrina Chairunnisa officially tied the knot on Monday, June 6, 2022. The wedding ceremony took place in the morning and was followed by a reception in the afternoon. In that special moment, Deddy Corbuzier looked handsome in a suit and Sabrina looked beautiful in a kebaya during the ceremony and a gown during the reception.

Especially for the suit worn by Deddy, there is a unique story behind its making. The story was told directly by the designer, Samuel Wongso from Wong Hang Tailor.

1. Difficulty

According to Samuel Wongso, every time he makes a suit for Deddy Corbuzier, he always encounters difficulties. "Making a suit for Deddy is quite complicated and difficult because his body is really big. We joked with him, 'Your body is like a bison, big on top, small on the bottom,'" said Samuel Wongso at Soekarno Hatta Airport, Wednesday (8/6/2022).

Changes in Deddy Corbuzier's body, according to Samuel Wongso, also became a challenge that made him have to think harder. "It's quite complicated and difficult. I got dizzy because his body often changes, up and down his body," he said.

2. Thinking Hard

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Not only the body issue that made Samuel Wongso think hard until he got dizzy. Prior to the wedding day, he admitted that there was an unexpected incident. Deddy asked for the suit that had been made to be replaced because he didn't like the color.

"We had a fitting session before H-4. Then there was a color change because Deddy wanted a slightly brighter color. So it was exciting yet enjoyable," said Samuel Wongso.

3. According to Taste

Luckily, Samuel Wongso found a color that suits Deddy Corbuzier's taste.

"At first, the discus was a dull gray. Because if the color is too bright, the body looks bigger. We also pay attention to aesthetics. Colors and designs influence character. But he felt it was too old. Well, that's taste. Finally, we made another one that was finally used yesterday," said Samuel Wongso.

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