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(Photo: Jake Chessum) |
What’s your style?
It’s not like I spend hours in front of the mirror going, “Oh, is this going to work? Blah blah blah.” It’s just what makes me feel comfortable, and it comes off like a practiced look, but it’s not.
How long have you been in the U.S.?
I grew up in South London, East London, West London. I have been in New York since 2000, and I haven’t looked back. I live in Prospect Heights, and it is peaceful, quiet, cheap, and nice. I love it.
Tell me about this outfit.
My wife made the hat. It’s a line called Cora, and it’s going to be debuting in January, so this hat is actually a sample. The coat is from a French vintage shop down on Brick Lane in London, and the scarf my missus brought back from India. I have on Helmut Lang trousers, I believe, and Nike trainers from Clientele, which is a premier sneaker shop.

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