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Video Sidewalk Style: Hunting the Fashionable Male
By
Lucia Abramovich
,
Alejandro Salinas
Published Friday, April 17, 2009
Maybe it’s just us (Rachel doesn’t seem to have a problem), but it seems like there’s a dearth in this city when it comes to stylish men. In fact, finding a man with an interesting take on fashion feels a bit like hunting down the yeti—you’ve heard it exists, but its presence eludes you. Don’t get us wrong: Washington has plenty of sharp-looking guys. But they’re mostly dressed in suits or wearing blazers or khakis or zzzz . . .
Luckily, we spotted our sartorial yeti along the U Street, Northwest, corridor. His name: Dante Collins, a student at Howard University. Check out our video to see Dante’s outfit and to find out why you won't spot him wearing clothes with prominent labels.
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Comments
There’s no lack of stylish men in DC - they’re just all gay. The challenge is finding a straight man who thinks beyond the standard uniform of jeans and a button down.
Posted by: Mychael, Apr 28, 2009 11:03:48 AM
jeez what a babe!
Posted by: Matt S, Apr 18, 2009 07:00:24 PM
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