What Is the De Facto SF "Look"?

[willpower]

Pics, please

 

[JetBlast]

 

[DocHolliday]

 

[ssnyc]

 

[Threak]

Dark, grainy cell-phone shot of self through dirty bathroom mirror while standing on toilet seat with fuzzy cover.

No pic included, since you can't make out the clothes anyway.

 

[BillyMaysHere!]

Not sure about the clothes, but we tend to look like this
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[celery]

Originally Posted by ssnyc

Wow, I had no idea Moo was religious.

 

[MetroStyles]

Originally Posted by celery

Wow, I had no idea Moo was religious.

Looks more like Fuuma in a more innocent time of his life.

 

[RSS]

... or maybe this is AAAC Bespoke ... I forget.

 

[RSS]

duplicate post ... again! At this rate ... my post count will catch-up to that of the big boys before I know it.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by RSS

... or maybe this is AAAC Bespoke ... I forget.

Whatever the S.F cognoscenti deems to be flavour of the month.

Are you a fan of Quentin, his style that is?

 

[RSS]

Originally Posted by George

Are you a fan of Quentin, his style that is?
I like the fact that he developed a truly unique style ... and stood up for himself. I recall seeing him a number of times in New York ... he had immense presence.

I am a fan of that particular photo for a particular reason, however ... apart from the hair color ... he reminds me of my grandmother. Also looks a bit like Sebastian Horsley's mother.

Side Note: Sebastian's mother and my grandmother are not one and the same.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by RSS

I like the fact that he developed a truly unique style ... and stood up for himself. I recall seeing him a number of times in New York ... he had immense presence.

I am a fan of that particular photo for a parcicular reason, however ... apart from the hair color ... he reminds me of my grandmother. Also looks a bit like Sebastian Horsley's mother.

Yes, he was something of a modern day Oscar Wilde, with his quips, aphorisms and quiet dignity.

Originally Posted by RSS

Side Note: Sebastian's mother and my grandmother are not one and the same.

Ah, Horsley. I suspect he was the Anderson/Huntsman customer with the 'unusual' pocket request.

I suspect though, that Crisp wouldn't have been a fan of Horsley, he would have seen through him.

Crisp is an interesting fellow, he did as you say, cultivate a style very much his own. Very authentic.

 

[RSS]

Originally Posted by George

Ah, Horsley. I suspect he was the Anderson/Huntsman customer with the 'unusual' pocket request.
Richard (Anderson) made his red sequin number ... and I know of the pockets and their use.

Originally Posted by George

I suspect though, that Crisp wouldn't have been a fan of Horsley, he would have seen through him.
I agree ... although I understand they did meet ... oddly enough in New York. As for Horsley's mother ... I find her to be a dignified looking women.