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The Real-Life Wardrobe of Leon Bridges, Who Won His First Grammy in Bode (opens the original)
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For Leon Bridges, it all began with a bunch of hand-me-downs. “Growing up, we did tall tees and all that kind of stuff,” the 37-year-old singer-songwriter tells me. “But there was a moment, when I was like 20 or 21, where one of my mom’s friends passed down some vintage clothes that he used to rock when he was younger.” Those clothes, mainly 1960s knits, didn’t just ignite Bridges’s love of vintage style—they literally changed the trajectory of his career. “I decided when I started making music
The Real-Life Wardrobe of Haruomi Hosono, Who Once Started a Nationwide Hair Trend (opens the original)
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Haruomi Hosono has nothing left to prove. At 79, he is one of the most accomplished and influential musicians on the planet, most notably through his work with the pioneering 1970s electropop band Yellow Magic Orchestra. And yet, the Japanese legend just can’t seem to slow down. Last week, he released his critically acclaimed 23rd solo album, Yours Sincerely, and he’s commemorating that landmark with two rare stateside shows alongside Toro y Moi: One at Radio City Music Hall in New York, which t
Public Schoolâs Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow on Their Epic Comeback, Nike ACG Collab, and Why NYFW Still Matters (opens the original)
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When I walk into Public School New Yorkâs Garment District office, Maxwell Osborne greets me with a dap so familiar it leads a nearby PR person to ask if we already knew each other. âNah,â we say in unison. Thereâs simply an inherent understanding between native New Yorkers like us. Osborne and his co-designer Dao-Yi Chowâs shared reverence for New York City has always been vital to the DNA of their brand. The pair founded Public School in 2008 and quickly became staples of the local f
The Real-Life Wardrobe of Show Me the Bodyâs Julian Cashwan Pratt, Who Shops for Glasses Like Larry David (opens the original)
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Born in Hellâs Kitchen and raised on the Upper West Side, Julian Cashwan Pratt was steeped in NYCâs hardcore scene from an early age. Now 32, Pratt is the founding member and lead vocalist of Show Me the Body, a hardcore band with an unconventional sound built around his DIY electric banjo. Prattâs approach to style, which blends elements of skinhead, avant-garde fashion, and 1970s vintage, is no less distinctive. Following the release of the bandâs fourth studio album, Alone Together, a
The Real-Life Wardrobe of Shaboozey, Who Once Wrote a Song About His Favorite NASCAR Jacket (opens the original)
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Collins Obinna Chibueze, better known as Shaboozey, grew up in NASCAR country. A first-generation immigrant, Shaboozey was born to Nigerian parents and raised in rural Northern Virginia, an upbringing that gave him both his stage name (a mispronunciation of his last name coined by a high school football coach) and an enduring love of all things country. It also inspired him to create “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” the preternaturally catchy neo-honky-tonk anthem that earned him nominations at the CMAs, A
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