Who: Jason Edward Tucker, 21
Gallery sales assistant, Morton Fine Art
What he does: The mission of Morton’s Fine Art (MFA) is to provide access to museum-quality contemporary art through a combination of innovative exhibitions and a new generation of art services. My job includes graphic design, sales, and social media coverage for the gallery. I also work as a photographer at many of the openings we have throughout the year.
Describe your work style: A mesh of early-1900s male fashion (think Adventures of Tintin) and a modern steampunk aesthetic. I’ve also got a fixation with brooches, small women’s watches, and other shiny trinkets, so I guess there’s a bit of a grandmotherly vibe in there, too. I tend to mix and match my casual wear with my dress wear for clean everyday looks. Luckily I have no dress code in my work environment, allowing for full freedom of wardrobe regardless of the occasion.
Outfit One
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Ralph Lauren sweater and paratrooper boots thrifted in Williamsburg.
Outfit Two
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Converse sweater, Levi’s jeans, custom-made bandana, and thrifted boots.
Outfit Three
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All thrifted in the Mission District of San Francisco, except for the paratrooper boots, which are from a small consignment store in Williamsburg.
Outfit Four
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H&M shirt, Levi’s jeans, and tie, shoes, belt, and tie clip thrifted in the Mission.
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