I wish I’d captured his beaten old black leather man-bag. It was the detail in his outfit that distinguished him from any other well-dressed guy. His shoes are also worth noting: comfy like slippers yet seamlessly tied to his urban-casual ensemble. Smart.
After a day of shutter-shy folks who refused to strike a pose, Syl’s interest in our project made my day. Such a handsome guy.
There is something so dignified about a turban. This gentleman has the perfect combination of traditional with contemporary western fashion. The knee length three-button suit acts as a western version of the achkan and the off-white turban highly complements his graying beard. Notice the blue gray v-neck sweater underneath. Pazha!
This fellow gives us a whole new angle on the western-turban. It’s that classic Hollywood spiced up with the Indian color pallet. Could he also be channeling Elton John? Well anything is possible on Davie Street.
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The turban has been worn by many cultures throughout history. Prada’s 2007 silk turban collection reminded us that the turban has its place in western fashion as well.
Prada, however, wasn’t looking to the Far East for inspiration. It was looking to the early 20th century. Turbans were worn by the upper class, Hollywood starlets and any New York girl looking to get some attention during the 1920’s-30’s.
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A grand ensemble for a seawall stroll. I couldn’t walk past this woman without taking her picture.
bags, coats and capes, fur leather and feather, vintage fashion
I’ve always appreciated an experienced thrift queen! Doesn’t she look lovely? According to this lady’s walking companion, she can throw together quite the ensemble if you give her some time in a thrift store. There was even talk of a five dollar fashion show…