On The Street....Jay Kos, UES, New York
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post a commentIt's strange to see those colors in wool. I imagine wearing them on deck, with a scarf, watching someone parasail in the Arctic.
so....it's cool for guys to do the pigeon-toe thing?
not my style but definetly statment making. I would be interested to see what other people think.
like the jacket; nothing else is working for me though.
Love it !He look polished,elegant and sexy!
The pigeon-toed stance has been a "cool" pose amongst African-American males for many years. I really like the jacket. His clothes could come off as clumsy with the colors he's wearing but he pulls it off.
nice and comfortable
i need to buy some green khakis
hrmmm.. love the salmon jacket but not sure bout the pants..
Great idea. Classical and clear.
Great use of color coupled with good fit and right choice of shoes.....Thumbs up from me!
The jacket is impeccable. Looks great with the shirt and tie. Shoes are also nice. Overall fit is timeless, silhouette classic.
Is this considered Brit or American, or just UES?
The olive khakis throw me a little. But, what do I know, I may have made the same choice in the end.
swanky
have to say i'm surprised at how many people like this. the jacket is, as another poster mentioned, impeccable, but the color of the pants and shirt are totally clashing (and too dark), not to mention the tie is overpowering and also too dark. switch the pants to a lighter tan, make the shirt a lighter blue and find a more elegant tie and then you've got something. still, great jacket.
that many colors...all balanced...MASTERFUL!
sure we can pick nits but why? it's fashion. it's expression. it's playful. and he's done a great job!
lol - he really went there! i love it.
If I saw him on the street, my first reaction would be, "Retailer."