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Clockwise from top left, Elena Franklin, 18, from Sascha. Juliette Morvan, 24, from Lovely Day. Cecele Hartmann, 23, from Cafe Habana. Peter Fink, 25, from Lucien.
(Photo: Martina Hoogland Ivanow) |
I f New York is the flame to which scores of the world’s most beautiful, multiracial, multiethnic youth are drawn, then the city’s waiter and waitress ranks are its red-hot center. Where else in the world can you look up from your fatty-toro sashimi or cheeseburger and find yourself staring into the eyes of a ruby-lipped Botticelli Venus? Or a porcelain-skinned John Currin? Or a Mapplethorpe subject? Brunch and a gallery crawl? Why bother. It’s redundant.
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