Everybody who hasn't been there today (and if you read this blog without reading that one, shame on you), hop on over to the Sartorialist for this post:
http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/search?q=when+first+we+met
(at least the Pt. 2 section) It's such an interesting transformation, and his carriage shows so clearly how confidence and spirit can transform a look which could only be imagined as hideous to one that can only be described as pleasantly riveting. He's breaking so many "rules," even rules I love, and wearing so many things I'd hate to see on anyone with less style. Contrast collar, pink shoes, cargos with tie, camos with vest, big belt buckle. Yet I love his look.
I can't help but wonder if he a symbol of economic downturn. Two years ago, it certainly seems things were looking brighter, less militant, less like they would require ferocity.
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