Patrick Cox and David Furnish
These two have been looking really good at all the shows.
With a keen eye and ever-present camera, Scott Schuman—better known by his nom de blog, The Sartorialist—has developed a loyal fashion world following for his portraits of well-dressed New Yorkers. We decided to turn him loose on the streets of Milan and Paris during Fashion Week. Here's what he found.
PLUS: Photos and reviews from all the Spring 2007 shows
PLUS: Photos and reviews from all the Spring 2007 shows
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warmleatherette
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The gent with the paint splatters on the chinos is handsome (I assume RL?). If so, I can't get over the "I'm a artist/painter" suggestion as fashion. Speaking as a painter, his chinos are a bit pretentious for me.
e10009
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(Scrolling downwards from the top)
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Uh... No.. No... Oh, Sweet Mercy, No!
The haircut. The glasses. The scruff. The necklace. The crisp shirt. All so wonderful.
The weed belt, stolen from some suburban 16-year-old's bedroom, so inexplicable.
The pants, totally unforgivable.
optimuscrime
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Agreed. The hash buckle is a nonsense, while the splattery-slacks are trying far too hard. In conjunction with the tan, pristine shirt, bleeding-edge goggles,and tousled grey he looks fun, but ultimately daft. I bought some of his shoes last week. Wish I hadn't now.
spierce
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i don't think he's trying to tell us he's into painting at all. think of it as pants with paint/print. and that day patrick wanted to wear chinos with print. helmut lang made some using jeans years back.
editrixiagomez
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auntie david : am i too purple ?
cox ; you 're too aunt ! ;0
bmb
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They look cool,hip and funky. It's okay to have fun with fashion.For more style info contact Fashion stylist Terrell@ E-mail terrellbrannon@yahoo.com
Terrellb
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